Review on HUAWEI FreeBuds 4i wireless headphones, ceramic white by Kiril Bonchev ᠌

– Poor software. I don't know who came up with the idea to have the noise reduction setting reset when one earbud is pulled out (there should be a pause). Do I really need to reactivate the noise reduction option every time I use software or headphones? This is so annoying that you frequently have to repeatedly scroll through the options to make sure this feature is turned on. - The concept behind autopause is excellent, but the execution is terrible. In addition to the prior issue, the function itself is not always reliable and falls short of our ideal standards (continuous playback is one example of how inconsistent it may be). Additionally, you typically take out one earpiece and hold it in your palm, say, to strike up a quick conversation with someone, but in this instance, the gesture for switching the noise reduction mode (hold your finger on the earpiece) works and the preferred mode constantly flies. The fact that music playback stops indicates to the earpiece that it is not in the ear at the same time. could switch the noise reduction option on and off. Shumodav was not at all impressed. Both the bus and the metro are audible enough. Yes, even with this sum. Please keep in mind that 5–6k for headphones two years ago was a somewhat high cost for a novice user. In comparison to wired competitors, the sound quality is subpar, and the noise cancellation is equally subpar. The microphone. Do not listen to reviews in perfect silence (with a link to Ali, of course). If you need to record from your phone while in less-than-ideal circumstances, remove or switch off your headphones. Otherwise, words may disappear or the noise may muddle your voice. - Headphones continue to charge as usual, but there is no problem. If you use noise reduction for a prolonged period of time, it might not be adequate for a day. - The case cover is a major irritant. greater than it appears!