Review on HUAWEI FreeBuds 4i wireless headphones, ceramic white by Stanisaw Lem ᠌

So, more now. Beginning with the fact that they are little and well-kept, I purchased a female. They look incredibly great because they are white. in any pocket fits. I'll compare it further with my Sony WF-1000-XM3. Although the sound quality is fairly good, make sure the AAC codec is enabled. Nothing exceptional, but you also don't get the impression that you're listening to music down a drainpipe. norms for its pricing. The middle tones are audible, the highs are not boosted, and the bass is average. You can't hear what this woman is saying if you listen to music while switching between noise reduction options, and it's unclear which mode you were using. The management is woefully inadequate. Nothing happens when either of the headphones are clicked on (maybe this is a trick from false touches). Tap twice and hold your finger over the earpiece to delay. The biggest issue is that you can't put, for instance, one value on one ear, let's say "pause," and on the other the second, let's say "next track." The delay on both ears switches the noise reduction. There are just three possible settings in total, two for double clicks and one for delay. Sadness is what this is. Either track switching and noise reduction are available, or "pause" is used in place of noise reduction. I instantly say that the awful noise reduction that everyone is praising is a marketing gimmick. You may securely activate the noise cancellation in the app and swap out the key on the headphones for a more useful one. feel as though he were a milking bull. Those who assert that it functions flawlessly lack knowledge of how it should operate (and if "respectable" bloggers made this claim, then they were likely paid for it). Well, in general, the headphones are really not bad, the touch is responsive, the sound is tolerable and not at all annoying, they sit perfectly, better than the enormous Sony, the color is lovely (well, of course, this is taste), the charge is not bad (aside from the case itself), and they are definitely worth their money.