Review on Wireless headphones Samsung Galaxy Buds2, onyx by Stanislaw Kosciukiew ᠌

Nice ergonomics. As you move the headphones around in your ears, the sensors indeed react, but I don't understand how it was possible to configure the sensor in a different way. In such case, the only way to pause it would be to actually knock on it! Has pros: - a signal that has a large coverage area and is able to pass through walls. left the phone on the desk while going to the restroom and the kitchen; after two turns and ten tables, the sound was still transmitted. - a high-quality audio interface. Even if it doesn't sound as crisp or as loud as other people in the room, I can still hear myself perfectly fine. - a sound that is both loud and full of texture (but I listen to little music, I can lie here). nevertheless, it's nothing like a bucket! - good noise reduction Many disadvantages: The frustration I get whenever I try to pair my Android with a pair of headphones is that, on sometimes, the microphone does not pick up a signal. I have already switched to a second pair of headphones of a different brand, but the audio calls and messages in the Telega are still only recorded through the microphone of the phone. Although video calls are also recorded, audio calls are made through the microphone of the headphones as well as phone calls. Because of this, there is no tablet, the settings are not proper, they are unable to change anything in the Samsung support system, and programs such as Switcher are rendered useless. It's a shame that those idiotic iPhones can do everything correct at this area, and they don't have to do any dances with tambourines. All of the features and functions of all of the applications immediately take the sound recording through the microphone on the headphones.