Review on Yamaha TW-E3API True Wireless Earbuds for Enhanced SEO by DaHee Cheon ᠌

In general, I am satisfied, despite the shortcomings. With the main task - to play music and talk on the phone without reaching for a smartphone, they cope With its pros. Finally, there are headphones from a decent company that has been dealing with sound for many decades. They sound surprisingly good. Bass may not seem like much, but it works so well! I have several wired headphones around the same price range, so this Yamaha sounds better. They sit very well in the ears. Especially if you put lining (I don’t know how it’s called correctly) with protrusions. The charge lasts a long time. Got cons: And now to the cons. They are. Sometimes, when you turn your head, the sound disappears in one of the headphones. For a fraction of a second, but it's there nonetheless. It could be attributed to the wireless nature of this device, but with BT receivers, of which I have two, there have never been such problems. When the case is empty and the headphones themselves are not charging, they begin to connect to the phone from the case. It is very unpleasant when you answer a call, but there is no sound, because it is in the headphones.