🎧 Honor Magic Earbuds: Waterproof Wireless Bluetooth Earphones for Sport, iOS & Android with Case (White) Review

I like comfort. What I don't like is the ability to function normally. They randomly detach from the device, squeaking, clicking, crackling, and popping all the time. This is a paperweight. I don't like the support there either, which was zero. The only way to contact them is via email which they only respond to every few weeks when the return policy has expired and I'm stuck with them and can't find anyone who can help.

For the price they are amazing. They sound decent, have great connectivity and are really comfortable. These are my go-to headphones when I don't feel like wearing my more expensive headphones. They don't sound as good as some of the more expensive options, by the way, but they do the job really well for a fraction of the price. Yes, and the mics are great. I take my hat off to the engineers who developed it.

For me, this is an AirPods Pro killer. I returned my AirPods for lack of volume, almost no bass, and confusing touch controls. The Honor Magic headphones solved almost all of my problems with AirPods. Lots of volume, lots of bass and very precise touch controls. There are also many touch functions. It has a very good equalizer that does an amazing job. They sound almost as good as wired headphones, which is strange since wireless headphones are usually weaker than wired headphones due to their…

I have several wireless headphones. One of them is expensive. The rest is cheap. This is somewhere in the middle. In terms of sound quality, this one is no different than the expensive one I have. Seriously, these headphones have really, really good sound quality. There's satisfying bass and everything else you want to see in the sound. If you want to listen to music first, then these headphones are for you. There's also active noise cancellation (ANC). However, in testing, I didn't notice much

I bought these headphones for my son as a gift. In my video you can see unpacking and connecting to the iPhone. So first a short conclusion and then in detail what I liked and what not: Conclusion: good headphones. My advice is only one, each manufacturer should work in its own environment, that is, these headphones are well paired with an iPhone, but perhaps their potential will be more revealed with an Android phone: perhaps an animation will appear on the screen, the How is indicated in the…

I own several different headphones and consider myself an expert in headphone review and comparison. I've been using them for over 2 months now and here are my results. Price first, for something with ANC (Active Noise Cancellation) and high-quality material, these headphones sit in the mid-range. They're not super cheap, but they're not expensive from Apple either. I'd say the price is almost right, not very good if you ask me. The earphones use the latest version of BT 5.0, which guarantees…

I've tried about a dozen true wireless headphones over the past few years. I listen to a lot of podcasts on my smartphone and features like noise cancellation make TWS products very attractive to me. I love how they connect automatically and are particularly good for voice calls or interacting with voice assistants like Siri or Alexa. To be honest I don't know why I feel the need to keep buying these items, I think it's because I know they are essentially consumable and disposable items as most