Review on 🎧 HUAWEI Freebuds 4i: Wireless Earbuds with Active Noise Cancelling & 10H Battery Life in Black by Adithep Saengdern

I put 5 stars out of 5, taking into account the price, according to the totality of properties for such a price. Surprisingly good headphones for the price. I also took it at a discount, which is doubly pleasant. Most importantly - long battery life and very decent (for their price and given their class) sound. Even with the noise reduction turned on, the sound does not deteriorate! It happens that some noise canceling headphones make the music sound worse, but this is not the case, the music sounds the same as without noise cancellation, perhaps because the noise cancellation itself is "neat", i. E. all the noise is not completely eliminated, rather, the noise becomes noticeably quieter, and does not interfere with listening to music at a low volume, but loud sounds "outside" are still heard a little, behind the music. You can make it a little louder, the headphones are still plugs, and the music will completely block the noise. But, in any case, with noise reduction, you don’t need to set the volume to the maximum in the subway, which clearly has a beneficial effect on hearing, after all, it’s not recommended to listen to music too loudly. Talking on the phone with them is also convenient. I have been using headphones for a couple of weeks now, with the iPhone XR, everything is cool. The connection was never lost with the phone, both "ears" are always "in touch", i. E. does not happen that one "ear" "falls off". Of the real inconveniences (after my other headphones) - you can neither adjust the volume through the headphones themselves (for JBL Sprint, you can move your finger on the earphone, "stroke" up or down, adjust the volume), or switch the music to the previous or next track (to all those JBL Sprint has 1, 2 and 3 taps to control playback). On these headphones, there is no such gesture as 1 touch at all, and this is actually not bad - on my past ears, I regularly accidentally turned off the music, for example, adjusting the earpiece in my ear (yes, the previous headphones also didn’t sit very well in my ear). But in the end, for some reason, there is no “3 touch” gesture, but it would be possible to at least switch to the next track on it (figs with it with the previous track, rarely needed)! In general, for the price of 6-7k worth every.