Review on HUAWEI FreeBuds 4i wireless headphones, ceramic white by Danuta Gowacka ᠌

The headphones resemble the popular Freebuds Pro, raising hopes that they may share some of the same features. When compared to the Freebuds 3i, the fit is noticeably better thanks to the buds' smoother, more anatomical design. Plug and charge with a USB Type-C cable. These headphones are equipped with three or even four microphones. There are three ventilation openings total: one on the outside leg, two on the inner leg, and one under the ear pads. Pebble-shaped container. It's strange how you have to take the headphones out of the case. In pants, the case doesn't look so bad. Methods for Lowering Noise Levels There are two acoustic settings to choose from: transparent and quiet. Both settings depend on the full microphone array. The Freebuds 3i's noise cancelling features are comparable. The ambient noise is slightly more audible when using the Transparency setting. The 3i system places the noise-cancelling microphone next to the sensor. As a result, the earpiece received input from all sensor touches. The latest headphones fix all of these problems. Scope of operation Testing was conducted with a Huawei Mate 20 Pro, which uses Bluetooth 5.0; newer smartphones using Bluetooth 5.2 are unlikely to experience the same issues and should have improved range. The range of headphones has increased to 15 meters, or 5 storeys, of new construction. It's approximately 25 meters or so after the eighth story until it quits catching. Press the sensor again when you return to the lobby to continue listening to the announcements. The headphones have no response to the user turning their head and continue to function normally. The signal drops out in a busy area, but it's not a major problem. No hiccups or other anomalies have been detected. If the connection is poor, the headphones won't play any sound. Sport For exercise, the Freebuds 3i are my go-to. The new headphones did not provide me with any noticeable improvements. Perhaps the microphones are less susceptible to the effects of wind than I had anticipated. Earphones tend to fall out of the ears a little while jogging due to perspiration. Accuracy of sound Even though I don't consider myself a sound expert, I am extremely sensitive about audio quality. As a standard, I use Sennheiser's wired headphones. That's why I think these headphones are great. The stage volume is sufficient, and the bass and lows are excellent.