Pros
- I sat down, then. The sound was extremely good while I was working. The active noise cancellation was good, too. easy to control
Cons
- The charging time for both the earbuds and the case is 1.5 days when used for 3–4 hours per day on average. Not 20 or more hours. slippery
Pros
- 1. They are comfortable and never make an attempt to fall out of your ear thanks to a thoughtful fixation system.: after several months of usage, I discovered that they fall out of your ear if you fall asleep while wearing them. Fixation issues do not arise while the subject is awake and moving at normal walking, running, or jumping speeds. 2. A connection with the phone (a Samsung Galaxy s10e) that is quite dependable. No breaks or stutters. In this respect, RHA is a completely different animal than heaven and earth! 3. Excellent voice quality. You are able to hear me well, and you are able to make out what I am saying even though I am wearing a mask. 4. The quality of the sound. I decided to go with RHA Trueconnect as a replacement when my previous option failed after several months of use. The equalization does nothing but distort the sound. My observations lead me to believe that the frequency response is relatively flat. The profit margin on volume is satisfactory. There are lows, and they are sufficient in and of themselves. The term "basshead" does not apply to headphones. Surprisingly, there are no sibilants present when the HF level is at its typical level. It is of the utmost importance to give some thought to the choice of ear pads and retainers before making a purchase. Putting on headphones will almost instantly improve the sound quality. Due to the fact that I was too lazy to do it right away, my initial reaction was one of extreme dissatisfaction with the quality of the sound.
Cons
- 1. "Wonderful" gloss! There is nothing that can be done about it because the designer has his own aesthetic sensibilities in mind. 2. Makes a rustling sound in conjunction with the supplied sound background and the gusty wind. However, it is more likely that this is a feature of the system rather than a fault of it. 3. Incorrect sensor responses when headphones are being installed or removed from the device. The sensor only needs to be touched for it to be activated, therefore this is not a limitation either. miniaturization expenses. 4. There is no regular protection against the wetness. It is extremely unlikely that you will be caught without an umbrella in a heavy downpour:)
Pros
- 1) Dimensions. The headphones themselves as well as the carrying case are of the highest caliber. To a very little degree. Nothing more than buttons in the ears. I am at a loss to comprehend why seventy percent of Tw's ears have ear stumps that mimic the design of Apple products. The bads of the Galaxy need to be copied! 2) Getting in touch with the phone in a hurry. Instantaneous connection. 3) Normal control. Play, pause, adjust volume, and move to the next track. There is no need for any more.
Cons
- 1) SOUND! SOUND! SOUND! He's just no. When compared to Chinese wired ears, which cost 100r each, There is no pleasure in the listening experience at all. If you want to crank up the volume (please don't), you can do so here. Sibilants will immediately spring out with their tsik tsuks and chic hisses like on the cheapest ears, despite the fact that the ears are not even close to being the cheapest. Their native program does not include an equalizer, and hence does not determine the weather. You may either increase the amount of hissing sounds or the amount of bass, but once you do that, it will sound exactly like a barrel. (the other negatives become less noticeable against the backdrop of the first paragraph) 2) The cover and the ears are unique in and of themselves due to their rarity. 3) You can only connect to a single device.
Pros
- Good to keep in the ears. Capacious battery. Wireless charger.
Cons
- 1. The sound is what the headphones should have in the first place, and it is flat, I use the samsung a52 phone. 2. Indistinct touch control, 2 taps to switch the track, often perceived as one touch, you have to clearly pause between taps. 3. The quality of the case, when the lid is closed, the lid itself moves to the right to the left relative to the case itself, i. E. the assembly or quality of the product itself leaves much to be desired.
Pros
- You can hear me well even in quiet areas, and the headphones have great autonomy, high audio quality, a handy case, and superb sound isolation (sometimes too much, without the ambient mode turned on, there's no way if you can be called). Not tried it out in a noisy environment. Even on a computer, you can see how much charge is left in the case and the ears. Get in touch right now. Bluetooth can be used to temporarily intercept the connection to the headphones, allowing for a seamless transition between devices.
Cons
- These drawbacks are minor inconveniences that I'm sure you'll grow used to over time, but they need mentioning given the cost. The biggest "petals" don't help me much with holding in just one ear. Adapting to their presence is necessary. Wearing it may be painful at first, especially during the first two weeks. Personally, I can't wear headphones for more than five hours straight because they are bulkier than standard earplugs and cause my ears to fatigue. There is a slight lag in the video. It's subtle, but it seems to be present. When it comes to content like snippets and trailers, where perfect timing between audio and visuals is essential, you should not watch without your ears. The quality of the other person's voice is diminished on the Meizu Pro 6s (Android 6). I can hear you fine, but your interlocutor is really repulsive.
