Pros
- Excellent sound, notable noise reduction, nice battery, easy cord
Cons
- The interlocutors continually express frustration that they are unable to hear me clearly.
Pros
- Good sound, noticeable noise reduction, excellent battery, convenient cable
Cons
- interlocutors constantly complain that they can’t hear me well
Pros
- NOISE SUPPRESSION. Killer feature, they were purchased for this. Working. But there are nuances. Most of the regular noises - the sounds of various engines and motors, the sound of rain, the sound background of the subway, flying planes, city noise - are cut off quite well. Instead, high-frequency "sand" remains, but straight with a significantly lower level. High frequencies are less noise suppressed than low ones. No engine noise remains from cars, but tire noise remains. I think it's more good than bad. The wind is muffled well, while the headphones themselves are not in the wind. Otherwise, against the background of relative silence, PYSH-PYSH will periodically blow into them ! 1 Then it’s easier to turn off all processing options, like plugs, they isolate well from the environment, but by the way, not ideally, the nozzles do not enter the ear too deeply, more on that in shortcomings. The cord from the earpiece to the collar is about 2.65 mm thick. gives some hope for mechanical strength. The cord is quite flexible, with a slight tendency to remember the shape. I will not dwell on the work for a long time, it is, although in real conditions it is somewhat less than measured in the laboratory. But it's like that for everyone. An indisputable plus is the flat setting of the sparkle equalizer. I can wind it myself later, if necessary, but it is much more difficult to align the initially wound product. Despite the strange attachments / ear pads and the decent weight of the earphone, the ears get used to them quickly, there is no severe discomfort in 3-4 hours. I wish everyone the same, since everyone’s ears are different, it’s unacceptable to speak for everyone here. A controversial point, which can be attributed to both advantages and disadvantages: dimensions and weight. On the one hand, "heaviness is good, heaviness is reliable," on the other hand, I want to ask: huawei, nahua? Why metal pads on the collar? Do they mean premium? Why such huge headphones, the previous model was a mentally normal size? Why is there no chamfer on the outer side of an already wide collar? On the inside, they could, how so?
Cons
- Slightly slow switching modes when you press the left earpiece. It is clear that this is protection against accidental clicks, but it could be done faster, it is almost impossible to accidentally hold a touch there. The lack of functions for pressing the right earpiece is a little surprising, if you already decide to use such an interface - then at least you screwed the answer to an incoming call there, in the cold it is much easier to get to the ear than under the collar to the buttons on the collar. Still silent confuses the sound quality for incoming calls. It feels like part of the frequencies in the interlocutor's spectrum is cut off, although this may also depend on the sound transmission settings in different phone profiles. Your interlocutor also hears your voice a little "overregulated", perhaps this is a feature of the headset, and perhaps a feature of the profile in the phone. In general, sound transmission during voice calls is not very good, but not so bad as to be a PAIN-PICHAL-TROUBLE! against your local [suppressed] noises, if you want scene detail and deep range - go to the studio already, audiophiles :) Most frustrating are non-standard silicone tips / ear pads for which there is no and most likely will not be an alternative. The size step there is quite large, not ideal for everyone. Sufficiently short extension of the nozzle from the body gives less variability in selection for a narrow range of users. My wife's ear is arranged in such a way that the earbuds are not held there, only the plugs. The regular headphones from Samsung s 7/10/20 or OnePlus Bullets Wireless Z stay in her ear perfectly, but these do not hold at all, despite the silicone loop. Medium ones fall out, large ones do not climb. An important unpleasant nuance: when charging, the headphones light up the "green eye" long before the actual end of the charge, at a current of about 50 . 30mA. Further, they continue to consume decreasing to 3mA without completely disconnecting from the charger. The battery can be damaged if left overnight.
Pros
- - First and foremost is the sound; - Capacious battery, i. E. holds by my standards 16 hours exactly - Ability to charge headphones from the phone (Type-C) - Bluetooth 5.0, makes itself felt - Assembling as a separate art form - 2 modes: noise reduction and through (all external sounds pass through, as if without distortion) - Neckband (for me personally) - Charging time (50 min - 1 hour)
Cons
- - There are some problems with the first connection to a laptop (mb it's just a laptop) - Personally, I could not wear headphones in a hat. Painfully presses on the ears. - Management is a little uncomfortable (close to the neck)
Pros
- - balanced sound, bass without hum - the most convenient form factor in my opinion - Phone charger! - magnets, thanks to them the headphones themselves go to sleep, extremely convenient - excellent noise cancellation - well made, feel like an expensive thing
Cons
- - it is impossible to adjust the sound through the application. I would like more bass (after switching from jbl 150si, at first it was boring to listen to the same compositions, but I got used to it and picking up jbl in my hands, I feel that the bass is buzzing there, but balanced in huawei) - there are problems at the software level (comment)
Pros
- Good sound, comfortable buttons, good hold in the ears.
Cons
- Microphone - I could not use the microphone in business conversations because of the sound quality - all interlocutors note a very heavy sound quality and you always have to switch to the phone. Just a big minus. Multipoint is not multipoint. When switching devices (double-clicking the power button), it either switches or loses both devices and only through a reboot. Loses more often. When you receive an important call, you are never sure that you can switch from a laptop to a phone call.
Pros
- - Excellent noise reduction. In the loudest subway car, the music is at half the volume and no external sounds are heard. - It is very convenient to charge - charging is not needed at all, put it into the phone for 5-10 minutes and that's it. - Battery, the impression is that it is infinite. - Good sound. High-quality and with a large margin of volume, I never listen to the full. - Nice quality materials. - It is convenient to quickly switch between laptop and phone by double pressing the button. - A good magnet - holds securely, but can be easily separated if desired. - Go to sleep when connecting the ears, it is also convenient.
Cons
- - After ~ six months of use, noise reduction sometimes began to weaken then return to full again. It doesn't happen very often.
Pros
- Battery capacity
Cons
- Sound Reliability Quality Company service
Pros
- I never thought that wireless headphones would be so comfortable!
Cons
- They are not here
Pros
- 1. Reliable 2. Effective at reducing ambient noise (including for the interlocutor during a conversation) 3. Convenient control
Cons
- -1 The volume levels of the sound need to be adjusted.
Pros
- Active noise reduction, sound, sound level, phone connection speed, application without extraneous functionality, extended battery life, sufficient charging time, ear buds, microphone, and active noise reduction
Cons
- For something that was brand new, the price tag was close to nine thousand dollars, but I was able to get it for six thousand dollars at the time.
Pros
- Active noise reduction, sound, sound volume, phone connection speed, application without unnecessary functions, charge lasts a long time, charges quickly enough, ear buds, microphone
Cons
- for a novelty, the price tag was almost 9 thousand or so, at the moment I took it for 6 thousand
