Pros
- 1. Sound: If you value listening experiences of the highest possible caliber, we wholeheartedly endorse this product. The sound is excellent, very clear, and has a nice amount of bass for in-ear headphones. It lends itself well to the sound of any genre. It should not come as a surprise that the sound of full-size, high-quality headphones does not reach, yet it does. It will be quite challenging to win over a person who does not enjoy THIS sound because it is unlikely that they will do so. I will freely admit that the quality of the sound varies depending on the smartphone. I use a Samsung, and the Scalable codec functions properly. However the sound quality of the TV is also quite good. 2. Noise reduction: I will explain the value of noise reduction using a straightforward example from everyday life. When I was in the elevator, I put my headphones on and activated the noise canceler. At that point, I was pretty sure I was going to be trapped. There was no longer any sound of the elevator. Naturally, extremely loud noises like the metro or the vacuum cleaner will not go away completely, but the typical background noise will almost completely disappear. 3. Battery: It lasts an extremely long time, and it has never been possible to discharge it all the way down to zero during the day. Because it supports wireless charging, I laid it down on top of it while I slept. On the other hand, it takes a very long time to charge them, even with a cable and 2A of charging current it takes two hours. 4. Convenient case. It's possible that my surprise is unwarranted because this is something that applies to all TWS: the headphones don't need to be precisely fitted so that the grooves line up with each other. I just have to push the headphones into their holes on the right side, and they will automatically stand up in the correct position. 5. Voice transmission: I attempted to have a conversation while I was riding an electric scooter at a speed of 25 kilometers per hour while the wind was blowing. My interlocutor was able to hear me clearly; the wind did not create any difficulties.
Cons
- 1. Sensors giving off false alarms. Information will be provided in the comments. 2. It is not possible to establish a connection with two separate devices at the same time. And this takes place in the twenty-first year. To go back and forth between the TV and the smartphone is a cumbersome task.
Pros
- -outward appearance and style In terms of audio quality,
Cons
- -inconsistent performance when compared to the real Samsung phone - aesthetics prioritized above practicality
Pros
- advantages: better sound (when using a Samsung phone), better isolation from outside noise, and greater independence.
Cons
- It's impossible to play sports (they'll fall out), the ear cushions are poorly designed (they won't fit the ears of people in the year 2022), and the headphones' sensors are easily triggered by rubbing against one's clothes, all of which are problems.
Pros
- These appear good. Samsung cell phones function flawlessly. allegedly waterproof.
Cons
- This isn't a fully functional headset.
Pros
- Authentic headphones with good sound that arrived with a partial charge. Speech recognition and sensors both function. The case and headphones both have a lengthy battery life. The case recharges pretty infrequently with moderate use. Sound signals should be used to warn of the charge's expiration.
Cons
- Not the most practical form; skill is needed because they will fall out if they are put on incorrectly. All unintentional touches are instantly recognized by the sensor. Both the current and previous notifications do not ring for me; perhaps I am the cause. relatively challenging to clean, but most headphones of this type are as well. They immediately become filthy.
Pros
- Aesthetic design, effective noise cancellation, and good audio
Cons
- Discharges fast, awkward earpiece design, ears pain after two hours, fall out, uncomfortable case, slippery, and overly sensitive sensor.
Pros
- ecosystem, sound, and apes
Cons
- microphone, touch controls, and ergonomics Materials and design that appear and feel cheap A month later, an addition: the right earpiece had a white noise in the background. The issue is with the hardware.
Pros
- Noise reduction for improved sound quality Increasing the volume of surrounding noises Time spent at work Structure in addition to ergonomics
Cons
- Special ear pads You will need to acquire the skills necessary to install properly.
Pros
- The quality of the sound is excellent (for TVS) The reduction of background noise is not perfect but is significantly better than usual. They fit securely in the ear canal, they won't fall out, and wearing them won't cause any discomfort.
Cons
- Because touch switching is cumbersome and operates with a lag, as was mentioned by everyone, turning it off is the most convenient option. Only from android can you insist on anything.
Pros
- Not only on Samsung products does the sound quality shine through (I have xiaomi mi8) Superb noise reduction and a useful "transparent mode" make the headphones, for me, fit so snugly that I don't even feel them in my ears (in a good way)
Cons
- I believe that's it; the case cover appears to be made of some kind of flimsy material.
Pros
- - Sound. The sound is the most important aspect of headphones, and in that regard, these headphones succeed admirably. Since this metric is so subjective, it would be counterproductive to use a generic set of words to describe it. As far as value goes, it's up there with Zenhov and Sonek for the price, which is good. Usability and compatibility are emphasized. Basically everything is just set up, setup, and ated. -IPX7. You shouldn't worry about losing them in a puddle, because they'll still come in handy. A key competitive advantage is their diminutive stature in comparison to their more established rivals, the Zenhs and Soneks. ate. - To a satisfactory degree of independence. Background music option included. The speak mode's ability to pick up ambient noise as well as your conversation partner is a nice bonus. If you want to avoid having wind blow into your microphones, for instance, you can go to a different location.
Cons
- The price tag is the biggest drawback; it acts as a proxy parameter. Much of the answer lies in how you choose to deal with the product's flaws. Now we have $17,000, which is a lot of money and suggests that you can get absolutely everything you want. nonetheless, this is not the case. - The case itself is lovely and feels good in the palm, however it's difficult to open with just one hand and, to top it all off, it's a bit slippery. I became used to employing it on occasion, but it was in no way factored in during the planning stages. - Forming headphones is next. There's a lot of literature on the topic, and while some of the ideas may be applicable, some may not. They came to me, but I can't feel them, and now I live with a nagging sense of unease and impending doom that they're going to fall out any second. Because of the need to correct and divert my attention, I can't play sports in them. Hence, while trying them on in the store, I suggest getting up and moving around, turning your head in different directions, or even jumping, before settling on a purchase. There's a voice command option. This is a major selling point for these headphones, but unfortunately it doesn't function very well. As you can safely skip over the interlocutor's initial few words even though you just ate, the delay is rather large (and the newest ate doesn't even count). It's also possible that the headphones won't pick up your speech at all during a conversation, in which case they'll switch to music. Simultaneously, a light cough on the metro might activate the feature. Just pressing a button and talking quietly is more convenient and effective in most situations. ate. - When used with non-Samsung devices, such as a PC, the sound quality of headphones is noticeably lower. I can't tell for sure that tweaking the settings and codecs won't fix the sound issues, but from what I've heard, the Samsung codec isn't compatible with PCs. The difference did not seem that big to me when I made my purchase, but I was aware of it. - There are no touch preferences. The configuration only allows for a long press. You're not going to get the best results by using a triple tap to skip songs.
