Review on Wireless headphones Samsung Galaxy Buds, onyx by Stanisaw Pirkowski ᠌

Everything of that was written by myself. has various benefits: Since I've been wearing headphones for almost a year, I can confidently state that these are my finest headphones buy to date. These are my first wireless headphones, and as soon as I opened the box, took the headphones out of the packaging, and put them in my ears, I realized they were well worth the money I had spent on them. You can instantly tell the difference between wired blunt plugs, which make your ears hurt, and these wonderful wireless headphones. Regarding autonomy, one can only remark that I always carry a charge with me. The headphones themselves can be used for about 5 hours before needing to be recharged, so the overall autonomy is 5. Each headset is unique, thus there is no such thing as a more affordable pair of headphones, and it's cool! There is no issue with the sound; it is perfectly excellent and loud at its loudest. You must activate Bluetooth and download the Samsung Galaxy Wearable app in order to instantly connect to your phone (it was not on the same Samsung phone). There are three different sizes of ear pads or whatever they are called there, and I only need the medium. I have no idea why anyone would need the small ones. The large ones I tried sat oddly, but everything is great in the cold. I paid $10,000 for it. I advise buying. various drawbacks: THE MOST IMPORTANT THING TO KNOW WHEN BUYING THESE HEADPHONES IS THAT THE CASE WILL BEGIN SCRATCHING VERY QUICKLY ON EVERYTHING! IT WILL HAVE A MILLION LITTLE SCRATCHES IN A MONTH, SO GET A WILBERIZE CASE FOR 300 RUBLES, SAVE YOUR HEADPHONES, AND WHAT?