Review on RHA TrueConnect Wireless Headphones, Dark Blue by Ada Plech ᠌

I was blown away by the evolution of bluetooth headphones when I purchased a pair of Sony WH-1000XM2 active noise-cancelling headphones last year. Since the cord on my small Plantronics BackBeat Go 2 was becoming an annoyance during my workouts, I opted to upgrade to a pair of genuine wireless headphones. Due of their limited battery life and cumbersome charging procedure, they were not ideal. True wireless headphones are more practical because they may be removed from their carrying case and used right away; when returned to the case, they are charged. When traveling, I occasionally shopped at local establishments because their costs were much more reasonable than those back in 2022. Only now I noticed RHA TrueConnect. About a month ago, I looked them up online and saw a number of articles with titles like "the greatest killer Airpods." He manipulated it in his hands, took its dimensions, and then made an instantaneous purchase. They're more expensive than AirPods, by the way. Overall, it was discovered that in the two years of Apple Airpods' existence, no one came close to them in terms of operating time (up to 24 hours), trouble-free operation of both headphones with a large range, very compact dimensions of both the headphones and the case (the RHA case is two to three times more volume than the Apple case), very convenient pairing, including with several iCloud devices at once, and automatic stopping of the music when you remove any of the headphones (for some reason, this feature is not even in the big expensive Sony). Despite widespread criticism, no competing headphones truly stand out when the difference in sound isolation is factored out. It's too bad AirPods don't come in an in-ear style. He was so dissatisfied with the sum that he quickly made up his mind to sell them. I decided to replace my Sony WF-1000X with a used model. The sound is even worse (though I was able to partially adjust with the equalizer presets in the app), the battery life is three times shorter, the design is less appealing, but the headphones fit more snugly in the ear, have an ambient sound option, and cost me almost three times less:) Overall, I was confused by the 18 thousand dollar price tag on this model.