Review on Wireless headphones HUAWEI FreeLace Pro, smoky-white by Amit Kumar (Amit) ᠌

I can recommend headphones, they are quite decent, especially considering the autonomy of work. I try not to drain them completely, but the charge lasts a very long time. I train for 2 hours 6 times a week, and when I go to training and from it, I also listen, it’s enough for a week. Different pros: 1. Autonomy of work 2. Moisture proof 3. Do not fall out, fit well in the ears 4. Tactile easy to detect (especially in workout mode) buttons 5. Good sound, with noise reduction, almost no extraneous sounds are heard at all 6. If you are discharged, you can recharge it from your phone, and in a short time they gain a charge pretty well Some cons: The only drawback, or rather the trouble with all such headphones, is that if you put them on charge in the off state, they automatically turn on and stay on even when you remove them from charging. I will describe a not very pleasant case: I put it on charge for the night. In the morning I collected a sports bag and removed the headphones from the charge and put them in the pocket of the bag. In the pocket, the headphones did not connect by means of magnets to turn off (go into sleep mode) and lay in this position for 2 or 3 days. When I came to training in full confidence that the headphones were fully charged, they had about 5-7% of charge left and the indicator on the phone showed the charge level of the headphones - empty and red). As a result, this charge was enough for me for 30 minutes, after which they turned off. A little unusual noise reduction turns on when driving a car on winter tires. The rumble from the rubber is quite quiet and low, and when you turn on the noise reduction in the headphones (when you are talking on the phone), for some reason it fills your ears, like when taking off in an airplane, which is strange. Also, sometimes there is some kind of extraneous crack in the left earpiece, and it is not clear why, but it happens rarely.