Review on Huawei Freebuds Pro MermaidTWS with Active Noise Cancellation - Silver Frost by Hassim Rambli ᠌

In general, standard headphones that are comfy and come equipped with a good microphone and effective (although a little peculiar) noise reduction technology. But, in terms of the sound, I was let down after reading so many glowing reviews. These are some advantages: Indeed, quite a bit: Because the microphone is so good, you can hear people much more clearly than you would over the phone. The ability to cancel out noise is strong overall. Detail in the sound is superb, and bass levels are typical. They are not likely to become dislodged from the ear canal and are not particularly noticeable once they are there. Management is convenient The following are some of its negative aspects: Sound. Despite the fact that the sound detail is excellent, the mids are largely wasted. I probably had high expectations going in, but they were not met. It's a long way off, and I've never been much of an audiophile, but all of the well-known tunes came across as if they were being played from behind a pillow (from under a thin pillow, but nonetheless). I was anticipating a clear and precise sound but instead got bass and lost my hearing. Pop and electronica are startling in how well they sound, whereas rock and tracks that put more of an emphasis on vocals sound just so-so. If I turn on the noise reduction in the office and someone starts to rustle, for example, with a package, it's freaking out how loud it is because of the noise reduction. There are some oddities in the noise reduction system. The volume of most other sounds has been reduced. Well, the feeling that the ears were blocked with noise reduction. It's not comfortable to use at all, until you switch to the "comfort" setting. The form factor is typically good, but if you lie in bed or put on a cap, it will be already unpleasant.