Review on Honor Magic Earbuds: Waterproof Wireless Bluetooth Earphones with Case for iOS and Android Devices (Blue) by Anastazja Lipiec ᠌

Nevertheless, with noise cancellation, of course, this is only a selling point. It appears to be there; but, if the plugs simply sat a little bit more tightly (exactly like the good old plugs), then the same effect would be produced. Due to the anatomical structure of the ear canal, they cannot be inserted in the same manner as earplugs. You will be able to make calls directly from the headset if it is linked to the iPhone. But, inboxes are only activated automatically on the mobile phone. As a result, you are required to continue to answer the phone while simultaneously switching to the headset. For example, by this time, my mother has already begun to utter the phrase "hey, hello, where are you" numerous times. well, you understand. Self-discharge is fantastic, but you need to consistently return to the base, and if you plan to engage in active listening, you should also carry a cable that connects to a type-c powerbank. I make it a point to use this headset just when I'm hanging out with friends, and never at the office. They argue that every sound and every breath can be picked up and analyzed. You won't be able to hear anything if the wind is blowing. In the event that I clean the dishes, you will hear the roar of Niagara Falls. And lastly, we come to the environment. There is no program for iOS. It's a good thing I have an Android phone because I've had to set up this headset on it several times already (assigning taps to the right and left ears, ating the firmware). Also, they are rather large in size. Moreover, there are situations when ear taps are ineffective (the music continues anyway). This deserves no more than two out of a possible three stars. despite this, if the price is what it is, then so be it.