Review on 🎧 Black Audio-Technica ATH-CK3TW Wireless Earbuds by Jnis Pimberis ᠌

I won't say anything regarding the microphone because I don't speak very much and do most of my talking at home. The very first headphones without wires. I was looking for something of great quality that wasn't very pricey. It didn't come as a surprise to me, but I wouldn't exactly call it a miracle either. Quite a decent product. Has pros: Battery charge (I listen to music on the way to work, and it lasts for a week, to the point where I almost don't speak), connection quality (the sound occasionally breaks for half a second, but this only happens once a week), aptx support, and sound, if you do not take into account the high bass. Even though there is no additional noise reduction, the soundproofing in the subway is exceptionally good because of the deep landing. The sound of the train can be heard in the subway only very faintly. It has some drawbacks, such as the fact that it is too huge and causes some discomfort in my ears, particularly the right one, and I think the leg could be a little bit shorter. There is not a separate application (there is only for more expensive models), and the equalizer on my Xiaomi Mi-8 only works for wired headphones. The bass is too high, and there is no way to lower it. When the volume is at a certain level, it sounds and feels as though the basses are pounding the top and the middle; nevertheless, when you crank the volume up by one division, everything is immediately well and clearly audible. Certain compositions, typically metal, that sounded OK on wired headphones manufactured by Xiaomi might sometimes be heard here as muddy and unclear due to the lack of a cable connection. There were none of them bass players in xiaomi because I can't handle that many of them.