Pros
- compactness, design, sound quality
Cons
- microphone
Pros
- Good autonomy, outstanding sound isolation with the appropriate ear cushions (sometimes even too much; without the ambient mode turned on, there's no way if you can be called), nice audio quality, a convenient case, and you can hear me well even in quiet areas. in a noisy environment; we have not tested it yet. Even on a computer, the amount of charge that the headphones have may be shown both on the casing and on the headphones themselves. Establish quick communication. It is possible to switch between devices in a short amount of time (all you have to do is turn on bluetooth so that it intercepts the connection to the headphones), and both of these features can be disabled.
Cons
- These drawbacks are very little and unique times for me that you get used to experiencing, but considering the price, I feel that it's important to point them out. Even with the largest "petals," I have a hard time keeping my balance in one ear. You are going to have to get used to them. There is a possibility that wearing it will be painful for the first two weeks. Due to the fact that headphones are larger than standard ear plugs, wearing them for extended periods of time might cause your ears to become fatigued. The video plays a little bit slowly. Even if it's not actually evident, it gives off the impression that it's present. Ears are absolutely not necessary for content in which, straight, the synchronization of sound and visual is very crucial, such as clips and trailers, but it is not essential for anything else. The speech quality of the person you are speaking with is lower on the meizu pro 6s (android 6). Although I can be heard clearly, the other party is repulsive.
Pros
- Sound, autonomy, design, convenience
Cons
- Not all background sound functions have been completed.
Pros
- Fast Shape Factor Autonomy Connections
Cons
- Flexibility - see the discussion for further details.
Pros
- Charging without wires, a built-in sound system, and complete independence
Cons
- The case is still too large to be considered small.
Pros
- The level of craftsmanship in the construction is, without a shadow of a doubt, quite good. In addition to the speedy connection, there is an app for setting everything up. A case that makes charging and storing devices easy to do at the same time. Extended time spent employed at the same company.
Cons
- No noise cancellation. It is difficult to have a conversation with the interlocutor when they are in enhanced mode because they are able to hear all of the sounds that are occurring around you. Very bad quality of the bass; you can scarcely hear them once you step outside, and especially once you step inside a subway station. When headphones are utilized, the devices essentially transform into Chinese tweeters that are devoid of sound depth.
Pros
- The comfort and sound quality of the headphones. Easy control utilizing sensors (no need to poke hard). Ear tips and ear hooks are interchangeable, and they come in three different sizes. When Galaxy Wearable is installed, users gain access to a variety of useful features, including the ability to search for headphones, adjust the sound (without using an equalizer) - six blanks, listen to background noise, read notifications out loud (which is a very convenient feature), find the headphones using voice search, and set the headphones while holding the headphone sensor (I chose the volume, so left earpiece reduces, right earpiece increases).
Cons
- SOUND. I don't know, maybe it's the standard for all TWS headphones to have a sound like that, but there's definitely something wrong with it. When it comes to the bass and plays several instruments in parallel, however, a certain kind of chaos begins. This is in contrast to the "crystal-clear" sound that can be heard during the playing of the introduction in musical compositions. Before to that, there were wired Sennheiser CX 300-IIs, and the sound was compared to those. I experimented with several sound presets within the Galaxy Wearable application as well as within the phone itself (using the equalizer), and I also tried a variety of ear plugs and ear mounts; however, none of these things produced the desired results. In addition, the music itself is significantly softer (1.5 to 2 times) than it was when I listened to it with the older headphones (which were connected). It is hoped that there will soon be an ate that will rectify this situation.
Pros
- Appearance
Cons
- Poor voice quality when speaking. Broke after 3 months.
Pros
- Sound\sautonomy\sSoft\sAssembly\sSet
Cons
- The fit in the ears varies according to the phases of the moon) There are times when signal reception is not very good.
Pros
- Excellent sound quality and simple hookup
Cons
- Ear pads
Pros
- separation from ambient noise hours of work The functionality of the application and how user-friendly it is
Cons
- The audio quality is average. Protecting from water is only fair.
