SOUL S Nano True Wireless Earbuds Headphones Review

I've read a lot of reviews and they mentioned hearing deep bass. NO! I can barely hear the bass, mostly high and mid. I am so disappointed! The soul needs more bass. I adjusted the audio equalizer on my galaxy s21 and no change. It sounds like the low-end headphones connect with a cord that you plug into a phone jack you get from Walmart. I paid $75 including taxes and insurance. It's not worth it! I think they cost $30. I used to have an Apple i6 and the headphones had bass.

The sound they make is pretty good if you put them in your ears properly. They seem to last a long time on a single charge, and the carrying case is compact and easy to use. I am deducting a star because they feel bulky to my ears and the touch buttons are extremely sensitive. Every time I try to change their position in my ear a little, I either restart the song, skip to the next, turn up the volume, or turn it off completely. It's all good if I just keep my hands off it.

These are the smallest headphones + case I have ever had and the sound is surprisingly good. My main issue (for the price) is that the listening mode works but sounds very unnatural, seems to focus on the upper mids and appears and disappears as the music being played changes. I wouldn't trust it walking my dog to hear the traffic so I would take out one of the headphones which saves me a listening point. Otherwise they are very durable and really easy to clip to your keychain and take the…

have high marks for support and durability. The sound quality is amazing, the headphones are very light, comfortable and reliable; They stayed in place during HIIT workouts. I also like that each earbud has a "Quick Touch" control feature; You can pause, skip songs, adjust volume, etc. by touching the outside of each earbud. Also, they charge very quickly. Finally, if the main headphones that come with the kit don't fit, there are larger and smaller headphones that can be adjusted to your ideal

I like the packaging, the size and the color but at first I was disappointed that there was so much bass. Fortunately, I've found that Android offers a choice of preset equalizer settings in sound: sound effects and modes. My phone is Onephone, so the option is called "Dirac Audio Tuner". It may be called something different on your phone, but it basically offers dynamics, music, movies, shutdown and an equalizer. After switching from dynamic mode to music, the sound becomes much more balanced…