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

I used the headphones at home as a headset for calls at work (I work remotely), and while walking or running in nature, I was very satisfied with both the purchase and the sound quality. I used the headphones right after I made them, and I used them at home as a headset for calls at work. And it wasn't until a few weeks later that there was an occasion to put the ears to the test when I was driving by public transportation; when I did, I was met with an ocean of dissatisfaction. The sound stuttered and disappeared, and when it did resurface, there was a little short-term "out of sync" of the sound between the left and right channels. The headphones frequently lost signal (to the point where turning off one of them was the only solution), and the sound stuttered and disappeared. This only occurred in congested settings, such as the subway, a bus station or station, or an electric train station. The replacement headphones did not improve anything, as the performance of the old and new headphones was same. I came to the conclusion that they would serve me better at home as an excellent headset for calls, and that I should instead use the TWS JBL Reflect FLOW for transport. These headphones sound inferior, but the connection quality is more consistent. A solution to my problem was waiting for me in a specific headphone forum on a well-known website dedicated to mobile devices. I found the forum by accident a couple of weeks ago. It turned out that all that needed to be done in order to make everything work properly was to go into the settings (developer menu) and choose the "Scalable Codec" audio codec. There was no change in the sound's quality, and there were "no gaps." It is possible that the codec settings have been "lost" as a result of the fact that I have configured and linked the phone to a very significant number of quite varied devices capable of playing sound (ranging from portable speakers to head units installed in vehicles). In general, I would not consider myself to be a skilled user of TWS ears. I have utilized the wireless Sony WI-XB400 and the TWS JBL Reflect FLOW throughout the course of the past year. I'm able to claim that Buds Live is the one that appeals to me the most. It has a respectable battery life, touch controls, a comfortable fit in the ear, and decent sound for TWS in-ears (although I don't listen to heavy music or rock). It is an excellent headset for usage inside. It has decent sound for TWS in-ears. It is comfortable to use. In general, if the cost is not an issue for you, then I can recommend making the purchase.