Review on 🔴 Sleek Mystic Red Samsung Galaxy Buds Live with Active Noise Cancelling - Wireless Earbuds by Micha ukasiewicz

Few details: 1. Ergonomics. If you just got them, and they seem to be sitting perfectly for you, then it's probable that you put them on incorrectly:) Even though I had read the directions, the first time I used them, I still put them further than was necessary, which caused my ears to become quite fatigued. If it appears as though they are going to fall out at this very moment, but this does not actually occur, then everything is going to be well. However, this is a normal side effect of using the device for an extended period of time. 2. Sound. The sound is distinct and not horrible at all; however, because of the form of the headphones, it does not go as deep as I would want (I would compare it to airpods). This is the case if both are immediately compared to one another and punctured. If, however, all you do is put it on and listen to it, then you are adhering to the standards (assuming that you put it on appropriately). However, music enthusiasts should go elsewhere for their headphones. It's a lot of fun to put on some tunes and go for a run or participate in a conference call while listening to music. 3. Noise reduction involves cutting out such a small frequency section that in order to realize that something has changed, you first need to listen to the audio. Although there is an effect, there is no benefit to be gained from it. 4. One person mentioned that the pressure sensor is rather small and that it does not always function properly. This is not the case (at least with my model), you simply have to push not with a quick touch but rather for a longer period of time (this is a precaution against inadvertent touches, although the instructions do not state this). In summary, if you own an iPhone, you should shell out the additional cash for a pair of airpods. If they are manufactured by Samsung, then in general they are not terrible headphones for the jobs they are intended to do.