Huawei Freebuds Pro MermaidTWS with Active Noise Cancellation - Ceramic White Review

The happiest people, all things considered. The audio quality is excellent across the board; the highs, mids, and lows are all distinct, and the bass is audible without being obtrusive. The hefty battery pack contributes to the case's heft. Everything is fine in terms of independence; five or six days' worth of listening to music or watching videos while commuting to and from work (roughly an hour each way) plus daily Zoom conferences (roughly an hour and a half each way) and phone calls…

At the end, I don't know what to say. As a consumer product, I absolutely adore headphones. It is an incredible rush to listen to music in them, motions, when utilized, have become quite convenient, and the program is functional. The problem that I'm having is really unusual. The customer service center reported that they had never experienced anything like this before. But, if you put on the noise reduction and hear a hiss in one of the headphones, and they tell you that this is because of the

My very first pair of headphones without wires. Because the sound quality is very important to me, I had to wait a very long time until wireless headphones became available at a reasonable price with noise reduction and sound quality that was at least comparable to that of wired Schenheiser headphones that cost between three and four thousand dollars (and, of course, in the form factor "in-ear ") And in the end, after purchasing a Huawei p40 Pro, the adapter from type-c to 3.5 that I had…

shtosh, The purchase I had fantasized about for six months finally came true, and I couldn't be more pleased. I read enough praise and seen enough tops in which they shone to want to buy them, but the price of $12k was a bit much to swallow. I held out until the price dropped to $8,000, and then I bought. I should start off by saying that I make no attempt to pretend that I have any musical talent. My layman's opinion: this makes sense or doesn't make sense. Airdots for 700 followed by…

The headphones left a good impression right away after being purchased. They sit nicely, the headphones sound good, and all the declared functions function as expected (the main thing is to insert them correctly). Given that the current is sufficient but on the verge of breaking, I would like to have larger volume margin. I was generally happy with the purchase, BUT. I made the decision to test the headphones' autonomy, and I was shocked to discover that they were unable to even display the…

I have been using headphones for about 2 months, they came to replace HUAWEI FreeBuds 3, I immediately noticed that the sound of HUAWEI FreeBuds Pro is more even and balanced, noise reduction is much better, of course, the "Pro" version form factor and the presence of passive noise isolation affect. In general, very pleasant headphones, they sit comfortably in my ear, there are interchangeable ear pads in three sizes. I carry out the headphone settings through the Ai Life application, where…

Headphones were recommended by friends. Perhaps I expected too much from them, so I appreciate it. I did not expect that there would be a constant rustling in the left earpiece and that it would be difficult to listen to the usual channels in the subway. I do not recommend buying. Headphones for 2 tons are not worse, in some ways even better.

You know, there are manufacturers of certain devices and gadgets who write a lot of beautiful words at their presentations or on a box of goods and compose wonderful stories about how everything is cool, innovative, etc. with them. But very often the desired does not coincide with reality, because, alas, this is marketing. I approach the choice of any things reverently, I study a bunch of reviews, look at various reviews and, as a rule, make the right choice. HUAWEI FREEBUDS PRO is my next…

My first TWS headphones and great experience! There's not much to compare it to, but I really like it. Now for the pros: + I want to note the excellent pairing with Huawei devices. + Comfortable fit in the ear. + Gorgeous sound, deep but not clogging bass. Highs and mids are also good for my hearing, but the sound is subjective. + convenient control (virtually implemented by pinching, volume control by swipe) + excellent active and passive noise cancellation. Active noise cancellation with…

Never take the equipment in the Sotino. Ru store, which deliberately closes its eyes to the obvious defective goods. After two examinations, the store did not find an obvious defect. Disregard for their customers, terrible feedback. Has pros: Good headphones, nice sound, comfortable to wear, excellent noise reduction. Cons: All the advantages pleased for exactly three days until one earpiece stopped working normally - with active noise reduction, one earpiece began to emit an unbearable rattle,

After the release of one of the software ates, the ability to receive and reset calls was removed, I hope this will be fixed in the near future Has pros: Everything is fine, I don’t know of course whether there are still such good headphones, but I say with confidence that it’s a very replacement for airpods pro for android With its cons: As it was already originally, and I knew about it that the cover of the case "backlash". And so no complaints

When traveling in transport, in pits, it happens that the sound of a blow is amplified when, for example, you are riding a bus. Often, this is unpleasant for the ears. This happens when active noise reduction is enabled. Pros: Sound, convenience, keep in touch with the phone well. Like it very much. Got cons: I wish there were more comfortable fittings. Maybe from a different material. Sometimes, it seems that they can fall out of the ears. True, so far this has not happened.

Let's see what happens in a year. I have a very heavy load on the headset, up to 8 hours a day. Airpods lived a little over a year and one of the headphones broke. Its pros: Good microphone quality, including on the street and in the subway. Cons: There are random switching between the iPad and the iPhone, I haven’t caught any patterns yet. Not as comfortable as airpods when interacting with Apple products

The best sound results if the phone has a good music processor. Tested on Samsung S series and Huawei p30. I would recommend to music lovers. Make sure your phone has AAC codec. Has pros: Great sound. The sound is better than the ears of the apple pro series. Sound control through the ears is well and conveniently arranged. Noise reduction and transparency are impeccably tuned. Cons below: Sometimes they fly out if you are actively engaged in the gym.

My firsthand impressions revealed.Some pros: Excellent sound, easy connection with any device. Got cons: Inconvenient control of touch buttons. At least for now

For my ears, they turned out to be less comfortable than the Samsung Galaxy Buds +. But the headphones are good, build quality, track control, volume level implemented just fine. Great for pop, rap, electronic music. A little worse for rock, metal, blues, etc.

TWS headset is a compromise Senhi tw2 - poor headset, but space sound Jabra elite 85t - everything is ok, except for the headset :( Anchors are poor software Sony WF-1000XM3 - not logged in If you take on iphone, then definitely airpods pro Has pros: + High-quality sound, at the level of jabra elite 85t and airpods pro. + Multipoint With its cons: - Periodically buggy and freeze when using multipoint (enrages) - After 3 weeks of operation, the right earphone sometimes began to rattle on the…

The product's high quality is a plus. Components, construction. As soon as you handle it, you know you're dealing with a high-priced piece of technology. The sound quality is outstanding as well. I compared the Huawei to the AirPods Pro and they both sound similar, however the AirPods Pro had better bass. And listened to further explanation. Possibly the drivers are updated or processed in a different way. Superb quality of sound. Because I don't listen to music for longer than four hours at…

In a nutshell, great headphones. Since I never use the microphone, I have no opinion on it. Even if I wrote a paper on the drawbacks, you can still listen with headphones. Nothing except a case of magnets. The devil himself devised this function. Instead of just opening the case and removing the headphones, you take two minutes to carefully select each one. Freebuds are more muted than the identical Galaxy Buds Live, but they seem to have better sound quality. Naturally, I'd want more b, but…

Different pros: Good noise reduction, sound too. The price is pleasant. Excellent battery life on a single charge. I took it for zoom - I can hear perfectly. Works well with Mac, iPhone and Android. Got cons: You need to get used to getting it out of the case. Switching between devices is weird: when there is an incoming call, it switches from the computer to the phone, but not back.