🎧 Ultimate Performance: Bose Sport Earbuds Wireless Headphones in Stunning Baltic Blue Review
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Description of 🎧 Ultimate Performance: Bose Sport Earbuds Wireless Headphones in Stunning Baltic Blue
Sport Earbuds are wireless headphones with quality sound. The headphone model is ideal for sports: a secure fit and convenient touch controls make the gadget comfortable to use even during intense workouts.
The gadget is made in a minimalistic design with a well-thought-out design - the headphones fit snugly to the ear, repeating its shape. Silicone tips are responsible for comfort even with prolonged wear and prevent falling out. The earbuds are IPX4 certified, which means the electronics inside each earbud are splash-proof in case you get caught in the rain.
Pros
- + SOUND. Superior to a great number of wired ones. And I will remain mute on wireless technology. For the same amount of money, they will offer you a Sennheiser CX400 BT in the retail store. Do not let your laziness get the better of you; pay attention to how Senhi plays poorly in comparison to Bowes. Only the sky and the ground. + comfortable in the ear in comparison to many wireless earplugs + unusual shape of the elastic bands - the ear c does not get tired + identification through the native application (no risk of running into a fake) + lack of soundproofing in terms of safety and spontaneous communication, when in other earplugs you would not hear that you are being addressed, you would not hear a truck approaching you, etc. + connector for charging through USB Type-C + relatively compact size of the case, capable of fully charging the headphones twice from scratch
Cons
- - an insufficient amount of soundproofing. If you want a decent open sound (not like from a pan, which is sometimes heard with different plugs, even costly ones), if you don't take the subway very often, or if you are willing to just make it loud while riding the train, you should humble yourself and forgive them. - The sound control capability is lacking, with just pause/play and track ahead available, the latter of which cannot be activated until after the application has been installed. - control by touching. It seems that you do not need to count ons with your fingers, which is evidence that the notion is solid and well thought out on its own. However, in practice, you must initially "activate" them with touches, and further touches will only cause them to function in accordance with your preferences. - The absence of a volume control is, in my opinion, the most significant drawback: we are still tethered to the phone, as if by an invisible thread, with the assistance of which we will need to modify the sound.
Pros
- I took it purely for sports. For running. Searched for reviews. Searched for a long time. I ran a lot, 40-50 minutes, after the 30th minute of running (11-12 km per hour) sweat pours down my head in a stream, all wet . I'm not young, 40 years old . and not thin, so I sweat a lot . but to my surprise, the headphones do not slip out. That was the purpose of the purchase. The first minutes I had the impression that they vibrate in my ears when running, they are still not small, and after ordinary wired headphones it was not familiar. But I caught myself thinking that somewhere in the 40th minute this feeling passed. Used to. It’s also an important detail: I’ve already run in them several times, but never even once, somewhere at the 8th kilometer, when everything was all wet, there was never a desire to correct them so that they would sit tighter. So who takes for sports is highly recommended! . In terms of noise reduction: these are my first wireless headphones, so there is nothing to compare with, but I still experienced it: in the car at a sound level of 50%, you can hear everything and the voice of the navigator and the noise of the engine and the noise of cars passing nearby. Good to hear. At a sound level of 80%, you can hear the current sound of the engine (passenger car), the voice of the navigator, the noise of cars passing nearby is not audible at all.
Cons
- Not suitable for metro! In old cars, even at maximum volume, these headphones drown out the noise of the car rather than the headphones drown out the noise. In the new subway cars, even more or less . But in any case, you can even hear the name of the stations. If you travel a lot in the subway and the goal is to escape from the noise of the cars, they will not suit you! don't even consider it.
Pros
- To my ears, this track has the most impressive sound of all of the current TWS releases. Good power, but I wish there was more of it because there is not enough volume reserve in the subway. Extremely light, to the point where it is virtually weightless; this ensures that there is no weariness associated with wearing it. a simple piece of software ate (Klipsch note). Seldom separates from its partner (good resistance to interference).
Cons
- Regrettably, there are a great deal of deficiencies, including the following: These headphones can only be switched off and on by discharging them or placing them in a case because there is no button or function to turn them on or off. The sensor does not have the capability to swap tracks; this can only be done through the software. Codecs that are out of date. The typical runtime of a battery (I listen almost at maximum speed, lasts for 3.5 hours). no multipoint. the primary element of the right earpiece (the headset only works through it). The fact that I find the pricing to be unreasonable is another strike against it.
Pros
- Build quality, handling, run time, ease of use and of course sound
Cons
- Large, protruding from the ears)
Pros
- SOUND!
Cons
- . the charge of the ears themselves is rather weak, the life from charging to charging is short, only the case saves ((
Pros
- Compact, sound.
Cons
- Disconnect, charging.
