Review on Black Huawei FreeBuds 3 Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds for Superior Sound by Franciszka Lin

These are the very first headphones I've owned that are wireless. Both the quality of the sound and the speed at which the work was completed have totally met my expectations. During the day, I make heavy and frequent use of headphones, and I almost always have something playing through them. If I use the headphones for an average of 7-8 hours per day, then I need to give the case containing the headphones a complete charge once every two days. When I'm not making heavy use of the headphones, which is most of the time, I send them in once a week to be recharged. If the headphones pick up the sounds of cars and road sounds in general, the mode will turn off for your safety so that you do not fall under the wheels of the car and get hurt. I noticed that the noise isolation mode can turn off based on the noise that is around. If the headphones pick up the sounds of cars and road sounds in general, the mode will turn off. After making the purchase, I carried the case around in my bag or pocket without a cover for some time. As a result, the back surface acquired a few barely noticeable scratches; however, the case itself was not damaged in any significant way. There will undoubtedly be fingerprints on it even after it travels at the speed of light. I scrubbed the case over and over again, despite the fact that it was futile because you could still grab it with your hands. There are no issues with the functionality of the headphone tap control. The charging cord was included in the package (although there was no adapter, in case it was crucial to someone).