Pros
- design, convenience, portable charging case for storage included, price
Cons
- No
Pros
- They sit well in the ears. The battery lasts for several hours. This is where the merits end.
Cons
- Constantly, CONSTANTLY falling off the connection. Music is simply impossible to listen to. The left ear may fall off and you go, listening only to the right. Gestures work from about 5-10 attempts (not an exaggeration, alas).
Pros
- Good sound, you can hear both me and the interlocutor during a conversation. The charge lasts for a long time and quickly charges from the case. All that actually are the main parameters.
Cons
- Touch control
Pros
- 1. Sound; 2. Functionality; 3. Ergonomics; 4. Compactness; 5. Autonomy; 6. Quality of performance; 7. Appearance.
Cons
- No, except for the price.
Pros
- Good sound, nice. Customizable with the Samsung Galaxy Wearable app; If you do not try to insert it more tightly into your ears, then you practically do not feel it when worn; Autonomy. Personally, 6 hours of continuous work and without recharging get tired of me; A big plus for me is that the headphones are not in-ear/vacuum; Interesting appearance. I like.
Cons
- There are a lot of comments about this and I agree with them: the noise reduction here is just nominal. It is there and it works, but not in the way you expect. To feel his work at least somehow, you need to insert the headphones more tightly to the ear canal, then with active noise reduction, the sounds are partially muffled; I really do not like the touch control on the headphones. They write that you need to get used to it, but I don’t want to get used to this. I just disabled this feature in the Galaxy Wearable app on my phone.
Pros
- Appearance, control, sound
Cons
- They don't sit comfortably in the ears.
Pros
- They sit comfortably in the ears. They do their job well.
Cons
- 1. Charge daily, or even a couple of times a day 2. Sound quality 3. Quiet
Pros
- shape, sound, comfort
Cons
- I bought it yesterday, today I rode an electric scooter and tested it. I rode for three hours without taking out the headphones - my ears were not tired, it was comfortable to wear. No noise canceling. A headwind is blowing, as in any headphones, I turn on the noise reduction: it blows in the same way, only with a whistle. We are sitting next to my wife, she says - I hear her like in any headphones. I turn on the noise reduction: I also hear it, only the voice becomes squeaky and nasty. That is, this noise reduction reduces low frequencies and that's it. Music also suffers: bass is reduced and detail is lost. My wife has AirPods Pro, they have even worse noise reduction and bass. In principle, noise reduction in such headphones is simply technically impossible. To do this, you need to remove all microphones, all sensors from the headphones and leave only the speakers for music, then the noise reduction will form on its own. These are all fairy tales for suckers. Well, I'm not interested in noise reduction at all, I need sound. The sound here is good, the bass is good, the detail is at the level. But in the software equalizer, everything sounds great only in the standard position. You add basses - basses rattle, soft sound - mumbles like in a barrel, the rest of the EQ positions are high whistles in your ears. I tried it at a distance of pairing: in an open field from five meters, communication begins to disappear. Moreover, I sit on a bench and when I turn my head, the connection also periodically disappears. The phone lies in the lower side pocket of a denim jacket, the distance to the ears is 20-30 cm. I hold the phone in my hands - everything is fine. I have five wireless headphones, so there is something to compare.
Pros
- Good sound, functionality, wireless charging, no earplugs, no need to stick into the ear canal, beautiful design, support for the AAC codec, programming and disabling touch controls.
Cons
- They put pressure on the auricle, I had to remove the silicone ring, the slightest change in position greatly changes the sound, as I understand it, this is a drawback of all non-earbuds. A couple of times during an hour walk they lost contact with the phone, but they themselves restored after 4 seconds and continued to play music. It is not very convenient to pick them out of the ear, but for that the design is beautiful.
Pros
- Sound, design, convenience, technology.
Cons
- Not
Pros
- Unusual headphone form factor that makes you stand out from the crowd of white snot. From this follows a cool design, appearance. Great compact case, wireless charging, seamless switching between devices, compact
Cons
- Disgusting sound, Airpods 1 will destroy them. What's in the bass, what's in the middle, what's high. The sound of the Buds Live is kind of scanty, the bass is trying to make it voluminous, but alas, in Airpods 1 the sound is more detailed, wider, more natural, more voluminous, more comfortable, airier, in general, a cut above. AKG guys, it's time for you to retire. Oddly enough, Buds Live sit at 4/5 (Airpods 1 sit better, but still). Buds Live do not fall out, but sometimes they slip and the sound changes not for the better. Strange solution for proximity sensors. Why they are needed is unclear. When you remove one earphone, there is no pause. Set when you shoot two. Some strange decision. Noisy, it is almost invisible. Removes only low frequencies. It does not touch the middle and top, so it seems that sometimes it is not turned on at all. The equalizer is useless, but at least it is present. The sensor sensor is completely inconvenient. Very sensitive, tapas can not be adjusted. Just touch the bads and the sensor works.
Pros
- - Cool appearance - Do not fall out when walking / running
Cons
- - Unstable connection - Inconvenient touch controls
Pros
- sound, comfort, fast charging
Cons
- noise reduction, long working time, constantly lose connection
Pros
- The main advantage is ease of use. Headphones are gorgeous in the ears, it is even strange that such a form factor has not been used before. At the same time, there is no feeling of something alien in the ears and the associated feeling of discomfort, and at the same time there is no feeling that the headphones are about to fall out, you can safely put them on while cycling through the forest and not be afraid that you will look for an earphone in the foliage. At the same time, the headphones do not create the sensation of a "barrel" in the ears, because it is not a vacuum, and it is not scary to go out onto the roadway. The headphones connect to the phone very quickly when you open the box lid, I don’t know whether to take this as a virtue or for granted, with cheaper headphones, you had to wait steadily after installing the headphones in your ears. At the same time, the headphones can work with several devices without disconnecting from one device to connect to another - for example, if the headphones are connected to the phone, and you want to connect them to a laptop, you just need to select the headphones on the laptop and click "Connect". Also, if you put any earpiece into the box, the second one continues to play, I really missed this in my previous headphones, only the "main" earpiece continued to play there. Very cool design - a small box (in the photo, a comparison with a couple of other headphones, cheaper), small headphones, everything is neat and competent. Someone jokes that the headphones look like beans (really similar), but in the ears everything looks very harmonious, looks great, nothing sticks out, does not stick out, does not interfere with wearing a hat. It's nice that the bundled USB-C cable is of normal length, and not a stump, as is usually the case with TWS headphones.
Cons
- The almost complete absence of noise isolation can be considered a disadvantage, but you need to understand that you can’t get everything, you need to choose either noise isolation and the barrel effect, as in vacuum headphones, or convenience and lack of noise isolation, as here. When I bought it, I was ready for the fact that when the music was turned off, everything around would be heard. But if you often ride the subway, and you need headphones specifically for the subway, it’s probably better to think about buying vacuum ones, the same Buds +, for example, which are also half the price. You should also be careful about the form factor of the headphones, due to the fact that the whole body is rigid, and there are only two regulator nozzles, the likelihood that the headphones will not suit you is higher than when buying regular headphones with ear pads. Try to try the headphones before buying.
Pros
- original samsung buds live
Cons
- Missing
Pros
- Of the advantages, I would note the convenience of wearing. And fast charging.
Cons
- Everything is quite subjective and this must be understood. 1. You can’t hear the interlocutor while you are walking down the street and talking on the phone. The streets are different, but where I live, these are not quiet country roads, where a cart is weaved for 100 km once a month. For all the time, it was easier for me to pull out one plug, disconnect from the phone and talk like that. 2. You can listen to music in the subway by turning the volume above 70-80%. You can do more, but it's not comfortable. There are no wheezing, but it still sounds terrible. Voice messages cannot be heard. As I understand it, audio books go to the forest. 3. Noise reduction. I would not say that this is a minus. Rather, this is a minus in the description of these headphones. Marketing. He seems to be his, but he is not. (Do you see the gopher?). We will not stop. 4. Sound. Here it is interesting. If you listen to spot or music or any other streaming service, then the sound quality will disappoint you. And so much so that it's a real disaster. However, if you download tracks of normal quality to your device in advance, you can even hear something. But only in a quiet room. 5. Management. When you try to fix the headphones, there are false positives. Yes, you can turn them off on your phone. But every time, in order to fix the earpiece, if it seems that it is about to fall out, take out the phone, lock the function, etc., is a so-so idea.
Pros
- Well, the pros are: •Quick connection to a smartphone (of any kind), that is, you can just take one earpiece out of the case and it will already connect to the phone on its own, which is extremely convenient. • Basses (described in the "comments" - very cool) •Unusual shape that distinguishes these headphones from all others, which is cool, it fit me, so I'm happy with it . • In general, the sound is obviously very good, I feel all the vibrations of the music, and for me, as a musician, this is very important. • Fast charging of the case from type-c and the headphones themselves from the case (you can still charge from wireless charging, if it's important for someone). • Control is quite convenient if you don't want to reach for your phone to stop/start a track, switch it, etc. (a lot of customizable functions) • Pretty good active noise reduction, I can’t compare it with other headphones, but everything suits me here, I can’t hear anything with noise reduction, but without it, on the contrary, everything is audible, and you can talk calmly without listening to the details and words, turning off the sound, this comfortable.
Cons
- Well, for the price, I can’t say that it’s super profitable, but, again, I can’t say that it’s undeserved . Everyone will identify the shortcomings himself, and, for example, for some it will be the shape or the fact that you do not like the uniqueness, because the device is quite specific . Of the big minuses, one can single out a rather small battery capacity, the headphones are discharged, even with a case, quite quickly, 6 hours and that’s all, although for many this is true and so dofiga if you charge the case sometimes. If you block touches in the application, then sometimes they still start working, but this is so, a minor flaw, which is corrected by putting the earpiece in and out of the case.
Pros
- Sound, charge, connection speed and attractive design. Gesture control is quite convenient
Cons
- It is difficult at first to adapt to their location in the ears, because of which the latter begin to hurt
Pros
- Sound, ergonomics, microphone (if used as a headset), fit in the ears, low-frequency noise reduction, wireless charging, current price (brad for 6800), wide control options.
Cons
- You have to get used to the sensor. If right away, then of course AirPods is more conveniently done. The pop-up window when opening the case still appears for a long time, I would like it to work faster as in a bunch of iphone + Airpods
Cons
- Sound and headphone size
