Pros
- They have a stylish design and won't come off while you're on the go.
Cons
- Poor connectivity; clumsy touchscreen interface.
Pros
- The headphones have a unique and attractive design, excellent sound quality, quick pairing and switching, a high-quality microphone, and a respectable battery life for their category.
Cons
- I had to practice in front of the mirror to get used to the headset's shape, which is annoying because my ears grow tired and uncomfortable after prolonged use. The almost ineffective noise reduction was the second major letdown.
Pros
- Sound, power, rapid connectivity, and a sleek appearance. In a word, gestures are quite practical.
Cons
- At first, having them in your ears can be uncomfortable due to the adjustment period.
Pros
- Not
Cons
- - very little bass - very faint sound - incompatible with outside listening - ten times worse than AirPods
Pros
- layout, portability, storage case for a portable charger, and cost
Cons
- No
Pros
- As soon as they started to appear in stores, I got it. I chose black earrings even though I had originally considered golden ones. However, they appear to be rose gold and resemble Soviet clip-on earrings (to my taste; I don't want to insult anyone!). There is also magic. Gestures are so easily set up and instantaneously connected with animation (note 9) that you don't even need to change anything. The sound is fantastic! More over 80% is too loud for me to listen to. They isolate effectively in a busy street, but not as well as plugs. sufficient to hear a car's horn, but not clear enough to hear what a neighbor is saying. Whoever is complaining about the sound delay is mistaken because the video contains no flaws. I don't have time to play games. They fit really comfortably! Simply said, you can't hear it in your ear. You may also alter it somewhat by pushing it back a little to widen the auditory canal or inserting it more tightly, or vice versa. In the final image, I indicated with an arrow where you should place your finger and where you should exert effort. In this instance, there are no false positives. It is uncomfortable to converse at maximum volume in the automobile since it truly hurts your ears. About 65% of what I say is sufficient. Instead of using a speakerphone, it is also practical to keep one earbud and lend the other to a coworker. This makes for a great conference call.
Cons
- With noise canceling enabled, I barely notice a difference in the sound. Yes, the music's color shifts to a warmer one, but I didn't detect any reduction in noise. When I first switched it on, I heard a faint "vacuum" sound, but I wasn't sure what it was supposed to be extinguishing. I'll try to take the flight. The earpiece furthest from the phone begins to gurgle during a conversation if the headphones are in place, the phone is in your lowered hand, and you are strolling down the street with a decent hand signal; this is not the case with music. In fact, with around 50% of the music playing, the driver's wife can tell that I'm listening to music and not her. It is pretty easy to listen to music and discern when to say "uh-huh" when the level is between 25 and 40%. Compared to earplugs, which you can either screw into your ear and not hear anything, or take out and they begin to fall out, it's a much better indicator. For the first 1-3 seconds, the listeners experience poor hearing as the headphones acclimatize to the surroundings. They then make no further complaints. Yes, the computer voice is fantastic for TWS (Jabra Evolve has no rivals in this area).
Pros
- Battery life, audio quality, number of charge connectors, charging speed, and form factor.
Cons
- When the earphone is subjected to active pressures, it begins to slip. At first, the rubber causes some ear irritation, but after getting used to it, you can't locate the case through the application. With any fall, the lid opens, and the headphones fall out. Sometimes, almost instinctively but not entirely, I cover the earphone speaker with my earlobe. Some people may find this shortcoming annoying because it happens occasionally when you mistakenly touch the earpiece and the sensor activates; nevertheless, the manufacturer had fixed this issue.
Pros
- Outstanding headphones!
Pros
- The key benefit is simplicity of use. It is particularly remarkable that such a form factor has not been employed previously because headphones feel so beautiful on the ears. While cycling through the forest, you can put the headphones on without worrying that you'll look for an earphone among the foliage because there isn't any feeling of something foreign in the ears or the discomfort that goes along with it, nor is there any feeling that the headphones are about to fall out. The headphones do not, however, provide the impression of a "barrel" in the ears because there is no vacuum, and driving is not a fearful experience. When the box lid is opened, the headphones immediately connect to the phone; I'm not sure whether to consider this a benefit or an assumption. With less expensive headphones, I had to patiently wait after inserting the headphones into my ears. The headphones can be used with multiple devices at once without having to separate from one to connect to another. For instance, if the headphones are linked to a phone and you want to connect them to a laptop, all you have to do is choose the headphones and click "Connect" on the laptop. Additionally, the second earpiece continues to play if any earpiece is inserted into the box. I truly missed this feature in my prior headphones, where just the "main" earpiece did so. Very great design: small package (in the picture, compared to a few other, less expensive headphones), small headphones, everything is organized and professional. Although it's been said that the headphones resemble beans (they are pretty similar), everything in the ears appears to be very harmonious, great-looking, and nothing sticks out or otherwise interferes with wearing a hat. The included USB-C cord is a reasonable length rather than a stump, which is typically the case with TWS headphones.
Cons
- However, you must realize that you cannot have everything. You must choose between convenience and a lack of noise isolation, as is the case here, or noise isolation and the barrel effect, as is the case with vacuum headphones. When I purchased it, I was prepared for the fact that everything around me would be audible when the music was turned off. However, if you frequently take the metro and need headphones designed for the subway, it's probably wiser to consider getting vacuum headphones, like the identical Buds Plus, which are also less expensive. The form factor of the headphones is another important consideration. Because the body of the headphones is hard and only has two regulator nozzles, the risk that they will not fit you is higher than it would be if you were purchasing ordinary headphones with ear pads. Before purchasing, give the headphones a try.
Pros
- honestly i like samsung And the product is very good for the money. The product is super, there are simply no words from what I experienced all day, they did not even fall from my ears, and I recommend the product
Cons
- Microphone, and weak noise reduction
