Review on 🎧 NuraLoop - Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds with Personalized Sound, Advanced Noise Cancellation, Long-lasting Battery, Clear Voice Calls, Enhanced Bass, and Wired/Wireless Connectivity by Roy Niemeyer

SOUND: The sound after setting up my personal profile was very pleasant. No harsh highs, solid and palpable lows, and no spikes in the mid-bass or low-mids. The mids were a bit dull to my ears and lacked presence. The details are okay and nothing special over this price point, although the fidelity is a little clearer and more informative. There is a BIG problem with the sound. All of the following are louder: Apple headphones, Powerbeats, and pretty much all of my little in-ear headphones. These things are terrible when it comes to volume. I listen out loud but when I try to pump up at the gym they just can't make it. Another problem is that there is no way to fix the sound to keep trying to rebuild your profile. Sounds a lot better with personalization enabled than without, but I would have preferred a custom EQ. Cool idea but not as nice as you might think FUNCTIONALITY: ABSOLUTELY MISSING HERE I should have paid more attention to the reviews but I got Nurafon over my ears so I still had high hopes. These things are MUCH trickier than the full version. If you're already having a bad day, you'll want to throw them across the room. - They turned themselves off at 60% battery. - A small random touch and you activate the passive mode to hear everyone around you amplified and set a step too big. I believe you can turn it off but I don't think you can control it from your phone. The volume dropped so often and the songs would stop out of nowhere with what seemed like a very subtle touch. The main reason for this is problematic because you think about it. EVERY TIME YOU TIGHTEN THE HEADPHONES, YOU DISTURB YOUR RHYTHM WHILE LISTENING TO MUSIC. Then try touching it to play it again and it may require another touch or you can just pull out your phone to fix the sound. If you're sitting still and just listening through headphones, which are a nice pair of over-ear headphones for the same price, then skip these. They sound better than Powerbeats and Airpods. But they don't hit that hard