Review on Wireless headphones Bose QuietComfort Earbuds, soapstone by Ada Maachowska ᠌

Immediately after the purchase, there were a few issues with the headphones, which were only the beginning of the troubles. To begin, it was essential to get the ear pads and acquire the knowledge required to correctly install the headphones. It could take a while or make them feel uncomfortable at first, but after some time everything will work out and they will be able to stand up as they should. Nevertheless, despite the fact that the headphones look like they would stay put in the ears, they are extremely susceptible to interference from below (jacket collar). It would appear that the connection was the source of the second issue. Suddenly, a problem occurred when connecting the headphones to the phone and listening to music. When you turned up the volume, it did not increase in one of the headphones (restarting the phone and reconnecting the headphones solved the problem), but this issue only occurred two or three times before it stopped happening altogether. The third issue that occurs is while attempting to chat on the phone while wearing them. If you get a call, then when you answer it - the volume of the interlocutor's voice leaves much to be desired, even at the maximum slider on the volume button, but changing the volume in the sound settings saves - then the volume, so to speak, sags and allows you to make the interlocutor louder. If you receive a text message, then when you reply to it the volume remains the same. But, in spite of all of the issues, the headphones offer an excellent sound, a quick connection, and, most significantly, a sufficient battery capacity. I utilized the headphones right away after the purchase, but I didn't bring them in to be charged at the store once throughout the subsequent three months. Its wave can last for up to a month with regular use; all you have to do is throw it in your backpack and forget about it.