Review on 🔴 Sleek Mystic Red Samsung Galaxy Buds Live with Active Noise Cancelling - Wireless Earbuds by Bogdan Atanasov ᠌

In general, it's not that horrible, and it's a lot more convenient and practical than drip, despite its drawbacks. Has some pros: Good sound, noise reduction is 4+, but it's even better for me, personally, I don't like having noise reduction that is absolutely flawless since. You don't need to poke your ear anywhere and then catch the drop-out plugs (I don't like them), so beans are a perfect option. At minimum wage, you are required to at least pay attention to the world around you. It works really well with Android, but not Samsung devices. When you take out the earphone, a sensor is activated, and at that point the sound will no longer be transmitted through this earpiece. You can disable touch controls. Cons: My ears grow tired from the pressure of the rubber pad that holds the earphones after wearing them for an extended period of time; this is not due to the fact that my ears are naturally small. Several times I went to sleep with them on, and when I tried to take them off, it even ached. After four months of extremely active use (really active), the headphones started to intermittently reconnect to the phone at some point, sometimes even in the middle of playing music or a movie, and the tape started to break down. At the same time, the sound does not switch off at the same instant, which might lead to some humorous situations. The charge stays for about a day and a half to two days, but I don't really care about that because it doesn't affect me that much. And the case started discharging rapidly enough. Although the microphone is good, the sound of a telephone conversation or in instant messengers (such as Whatsapp, Viber, or Zoom) is, for some reason, rather quiet, whereas the music seems to be much louder.