1MORE Triple Driver BT In-Ear E1001BT Wireless Headphones - Black/Silver: Unmatched Sound Quality & Stylish Design Review
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Description of 1MORE Triple Driver BT In-Ear E1001BT Wireless Headphones - Black/Silver: Unmatched Sound Quality & Stylish Design
High-quality wireless in-ear neckband headphones with a unique hybrid design that uses three independent sound drivers. They feature an original premium design using aluminum alloys, as well as a balanced and accurate sound. The three-driver design is based on the principle of dividing the ranges between different emitters. A single dynamic driver is responsible for soft, accented bass and lower midrange. Two armature drivers with a balanced armature reproduce the rest of the sound range up to the declared 40,000 Hz. Thanks to such a device, Xiaomi 1More Triple Driver BT headphones demonstrate...
Pros
- The music was pleasing to my ears, however it was uneven. Bass is up, mids are sinking. This is a style that appeals to me since the vocals are clean and there are little sibilants in the strong guitar riffs, and the drums are put to the background. But, there is a drawback to this, and that is the fact that the center is not as expressive. A separate volume control for the headphones was another feature that I appreciated. You have more control over the volume when you do it yourself. Rich set. They do not support aptX, but when used with a laptop running Windows 10 (Windows does not yet support AAC), they produce sound of normal quality and with minimal delays. This is despite the fact that they do not support aptX. The microphone has a high level of performance. Although I didn't spend much time discussing them, no one seemed to have any issues with the product's quality.
Cons
- Headphones have 2 minuses. The first benefit is that they can survive on their own for 5–6 hours. This is not that much considering the form factor that device has. The strength of the transmitter is the second drawback; it is highly susceptible to interference due to its high level of output. Because there are so many breaks in the music when using LDAC at 990 kbps, it is nearly impossible to listen to. As a result, I decided to use a bitrate of 330, and the number of interruptions dropped nearly to nothing. I have complete freedom of movement throughout the apartment. There is no discernible difference in the radius compared to the Samsung Galaxy Buds Plus with Bluetooth 5. It's true that alerts about low battery life are unpleasant. The percentage of my battery is not displayed on my Honor 20. I was required to download the 1more proprietary program, but while it is running, the headphones do not always connect to it and it does not display whether or not they are charging.
