Pros
- Sound. On decent tracks, the medium basses are thick, while the middle and high frequencies do not dive as much. The amount of supplies on hand is more than sufficient. I give each song as much attention as it deserves. The speed of the connection. Software management. Upgradeability of the software running on the ears is something that can be done here. Replaceable ear pads available. Using inserts will prevent this from happening. Because the ear pads are made of mesh, the speaker requires less frequent cleaning. Amazing autonomy with only a single full charge of the headphones. I had no idea that after only three hours of use, the ears would contract by as much as 75 percent. Powering up quickly. Everything, even the fact that the headphones can be charged for four hours in just ten minutes, as the maker claims. Approximately one hour is required for charging the case itself. Touch control is fairly adequate. Adaptable to individual needs, which is the primary consideration. It responds calmly and evenly under pressure (that is, there is no need to be afraid that you accidentally turn off the track, etc.) When it lands in the ears, it's pleasant. An intelligent approach to noise cancellation. Value the quality. Microphones that are not affected by the movement of the wind. Charge level indicated by the colored casing. In addition to that, the phone features a light that turns on when it is charging (everything is displayed - both the case and the headphones).
Cons
- It is not enough to just have deep bass. However, there is no need to worry about it because it is not vital. It's possible that the earbuds' design will cause some discomfort due to the pressure they apply. I'm good to go now that I've gotten acclimated to wearing these headphones. My headphones appear to be securely fastened in place; nevertheless, when my ears are contorted in a certain way (for example, when I smile widely, my ears also move), they begin to unclip themselves on their own. It's possible that I'm the only person who experiences this issue, but it may be quite annoying to run with headphones that keep falling out of your ears. When the headphones are stored in a case that has a lid, it is hard to determine the cost of the item because the container is sealed. In light of this, you will need to start a lawsuit in order to obtain information. I am now in charge of the case cover's blowback and will hand the baton to the next person. For my part, as long as it stays in place, I don't care too much about it. Touch control can be configured whatever you choose, however there are just two gestures available (double tap, hold on each earbud). It turned out that holding merely delivers a change in the noise reduction mode, which contradicted what I had believed about 4. It is not as simple to obtain control over the software as it may first appear. The issue is that the version of AI Life that can be downloaded from the Play Store is not the same as the application that can be obtained by scanning the QR code. Because of this, you will not be able to see your headphones in that location and you will not be able to access the controls. This is still applicable as of the time this was written, however there is room for improvement.
Pros
- Sound of good quality The battery life has significantly improved compared to the earlier generation, and you no longer have to place it back in the carrying case every two hours to charge it.
Cons
- They have an awkward fit in the ear; I had to get accustomed to it, but now it's just normal; the 3i sat more comfortably in contrast, and you don't even feel the difference. In this instance, the case itself is not particularly weighty in terms of charges; yet, they are minor issues. The lid of the container is not very sturdy; it looks like it won't be able to stay on the box for very much longer, but I'm hoping that it's just an illusion and that it hasn't become much worse in the past few months. The headphones are tough to obtain, you must keep your hands dry, and it is quite improbable that you can use just one hand to operate them.
Pros
- Exceptional sound quality, fashionable look, user-friendly operation, and extended battery life.
Pros
- control, reduction in background noise, increased "transparency," shortened operation time, and a more pleasant sound
Cons
- size of the
Pros
- The microphone can be used normally while the noise reduction and transparency features are active.
Cons
- The headphones have a fairly large size, a flimsy cover, middling sound quality, and very few controls.
