Review on Samsung Galaxy Buds2 Wireless Headphones, black by Andrey Constantinov ᠌

I use a Samsung S21, stream music, and sit in Zoom while using it. I'll speak individually on the latter. 1. The music makes a nice first impression. Tall people are tidy and don't lisp or chirp. The knees don't bend when I play bass on my usual settings, but when I'm listening to Tuesday by Burak Yeter, the drums are pumping as they should be. As for me, the vocals are cool, but the heavier one is flat. I also listen to rock, folk, electronica, rap, and a little metalcore. Although I didn't make any adjustments to the equalizer, it will still get out of something. 2. Noise isolation. If the earpiece fits properly, passive isolation is sufficient to allow you to hear what you are listening to even on the outdated Hong Kong metro train. Additionally, Active mutes all sounds. It is still discernible in the absence of music (much like underwater), but when music is playing, the noise is not bothersome. Active background, often known as transparency mode, is the second noise reduction option. You can still visit the workplace and hear how loud it actually is despite the fact that, in general, it is for street safety. 3. Measurements. The headphones are little, and the case is too, as everyone writes. They were quietly lost in plain sight, but I was able to recover them. The search tool is present, albeit I haven't used it (when the headphones squeak).