Review on 🎧 LG TONE Free FN4 - True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds with Meridian Sound: Hypoallergenic Ear Gels, Noise Reduction, and Dual Microphone for Work/Home Office (White) by Boyan Mitov ᠌

I searched and waited for a very long time for reasonably priced wireless headphones that could be controlled (back and forth, volume). I'm happy with these and paid 6,000 for them. Touch control requires some getting used to (one tap for play/stop, two for volume, three for next/previous, long press for sound around, and personal settings are possible). There are occasionally false positives when I adjust it, but nothing serious. I enjoy the sound, personally. The signal goes when you enter the site, but the mobile signal is not caught there either. The connection is quick, and the apartment is captured properly. Though it wasn't common, it was unpleasant when the signal would suddenly go and then return after a few period. The major issue with microphones is that even if there are already four of them, on the street it is really difficult to hear the other person even though everything is normal within the room. I didn't enjoy the surround sound capability at all, which is strangely referred to as finishing sound. The rustle of the hood, for example, is actually amplified, and a grating collection of sounds emerges from which it is still required to try to isolate the necessary ones. However, it will be helpful when you went into the business and wanted to know whether they would contact you in pretty peaceful surroundings. So far, I haven't utilized it at all. Overall, I am really happy with the headphones and have no regrets about my purchase. (I retract my statement that the ambient sounds function wasn't very useful.) Short-term signal loss happens pretty frequently. Because the reaction from tapping is not always apparent, I rarely use them to change the tracks and volume. They hold in the ears nicely. Despite the drawbacks, I do not regret my purchase overall.