Review on Wireless headphones HUAWEI FreeLace Pro, smoky-white by Somchai Tameeyasen ᠌

Positive points, but which have their drawbacks The ability to charge from a phone or computer via type-c, disconnecting one earphone. Yes, on the one hand, it is very convenient . This function regularly helped me out . But on the other hand, I encountered situations, and more than once, when one earpiece was disconnected by accident, and there was a risk of losing it. Actually, this is how the first freelaces ended their life cycle. Therefore, you need to be constantly careful. Ear pads: Comfortable. They sit well in the ear. The ears don't get tired of them at all. But after a while they began to fly off the headphones. Moreover, they constantly fly off clinging to clothes or a bag. The kit comes with three pairs of ear pads in different sizes. Two of them fit me. But somewhere in the summer I lost one ear cushion from one pair, and yesterday from the second pair. Now I’m thinking about how to replace it, because ear pads are not sold at the official ones. Here. Since they are very specific and different from the rest of the mount, dances with tambourines begin. "Collar" with memory function (Well, in short, they remember the shape of the neck) Here, too, it is very individual. In terms of just wearing, comfortable. They don't crawl, they don't run away. The bike is very comfortable. They sit great. From a running point of view, it is also convenient. But in the hall questions begin. Any exercise in the lying position is pain and suffering. They just fall. The "collar" is heavy, and instantly pulls out the headphones. Extremely awkward moment. It will also be a big disadvantage for people who like to sleep with headphones on. I practiced once in a hostel . It's very inconvenient. So it's a very situational thing. I would even say that this is not the best solution for the hall. Although in general for the hall, in my experience, I would take completely wireless headphones. It seems to me that the price is too high . There are competitors with similar functionality, but at times cheaper. In general, I think the headphones are solid. I'm solving a problem with ear pads. Hope they last another year. I recommend to buy, but not for everyone. Depending on how you plan to use them.