Review on 💫 Renewed SAMSUNG Galaxy Buds Pro R190: True Wireless, Noise Cancelling Bluetooth Earbuds by Anson Chen ᠌

I switched to them after using galaxy buds, and it's hard for me to believe that there is a 2-year difference between them. Buds pro look (in every sense) much more interesting and innovative than galaxy buds do. I've been using them for a month, and I'm sooo happy with them. The pace at which the battery could be charged and discharged was extremely satisfying. Every day I commute to school for two and a half hours one way, and I also spend almost three hours at the university (of course, with recharging from the case). Upon my return home, the headphones are damaged by fifty to sixty percent, and this is taking into account the fact that noise reduction is always turned on. As I mentioned in the previous paragraph, noise reduction is effective. In the subway, for example, there is a rumble and a variety of other sounds, but noise reduction works just fine in a minibus. There is only a very faint rumble that can be heard, almost as if you were traveling in some kind of electric car. The next topic is the form factor. If you put them on properly, they will not press on your ears, they will stay put, and the passive noise reduction will be effective; but, if you don't put them on properly, they will not operate well. It was a dreadful experience for me and my ears; I experienced pain at any time someone touched my ears, even after I removed the headphones; I was in a state of perpetual discomfort; and there is absolutely nothing I can say about the quality of the sound. Before I stood in front of the mirror, practiced, and got ready, everything turned out to be okay, despite the fact that I had already entertained the idea of sending them back. The headphones come with specialized ear pads, which is both a pro and a con. The ear pads are easily replaceable, which is a con, but the headphones also come with an additional mesh that is simple to clean, which is a pro. Oh, I see, a sensor that detects bone conduction or whatever. doesn't operate very well. To begin, it's possible that he won't reply to the entire monologue, or that all it will take is a simple smile to get his attention. Likewise in the minibus (when you lie down on the glass with your head and your skull starts to vibrate), and only in the subway itself, it works by itself, and at one lovely time, you tumble from a magical silence into a cacophony of all different sorts of sounds. Nonetheless, as a whole, I could not be happier with the headphones, and the price of 10,000 is not an issue for me (but there are no official 17)