Pros
- Active suppression of background noise, "helper," and a very quick connection to the phone.
Cons
- Application and design that are both valid and unique (but I knew what I was buying).
Pros
- 1. An excellent sound can be achieved with the right tuning and some patience. 2. Exceptional ergonomics and construction throughout. 3. A connection that is simple to make and a strong signal range. 4. An exceptional microphone with a significant reduction in background noise when speaking.
Cons
- 1, No case.
Pros
- They sit comfortably, good sound isolation, by no means a good sound (Airpods are better for sure, the volume is enough), stable bluetooth capture (30 meters of clear reception), adequate microphone, connect with an iPhone, the headphone battery is displayed on the screen, sound notification of a discharge, pleasant and high-quality materials (there is no feeling of cheapness, but not ultra luxury either).
Cons
- The battery doesn't last 6 hours, that's for sure. Realistically no more than 4. And it's not in the cold. Very inconvenient volume / track switching. The player is located close to the ear, quite large and constantly turned as if "semi-sideways", you have to "turn out" the brush to switch the track. It's annoying. Also, it is tactilely difficult to distinguish which one you press. Perhaps that's all.
Pros
- Good sound
Cons
- They don't stay in the ears very well. Charging problems.
Pros
- Switching tracks from headphones. In principle, a comfortable position in the ear, a good sound.
Cons
- They disappointed me so much that I decided to write the first review in my life on the market. Those are disgusting ears! 4th wireless headphones in my practice. And I've never seen worse. At a charge level of less than 50%, the ears stupidly do not turn on. Already checked 2 times, you look at a charge of 40%, the headphones are in your pocket, it takes 2 hours, the ears do not turn on. Bluetooth works within a radius of 5 meters from the phone, stuttering begins. Ears are extremely unstable to interference. Stood near the Library. Lenin and when the "Members" of the government drove by, the noise was so loud in the ears that it almost bled, despite the fact that two days before that I was standing in the same place in the same situation in TFNs there was just a slight stutter. Ears have to be charged every 1.5 days, the same TFN or Xiaomi air dots have enough charge for almost a week when listening to music 2-3 hours a day.
Pros
- 1) Quite comfortable design 2) Pretty decent sound for a Bluetooth headphone, especially considering they support Apt-X 3) The rubber ear pads from the old Koss Plug are suitable for them, and it is with them that the sound is very good. But native ear pads do not provide the desired density of the “fit” of the earphone, which worsens the audibility of the low ones, this is what other users write, swearing at the “clatter”, but there is no such problem with Koss ear pads. 4) it is convenient to pair with the phone and the process is fast 5) quite decent workmanship, nice to take in hand 6) control is not touch, but good old buttons
Cons
- 1) there is no cover or case for carrying and storing, the equipment is so-so 2) the smartphone application is a player with an equalizer that works only with the collection on the phone itself, which makes the need for such software a little less than zero. Could just make an equalizer, like Philips - it would be more sense. 3) unlike JBL (similar model) there is no clip for attaching to the collar, for example, and JBL has a similar design is more convenient, they do not slip anywhere, unlike these 4) it would be possible to provide magnets on the "ears" themselves, so that if necessary they "fasten" when worn - but here it's "nishmagla", but this is so, a controversial minus, I personally prefer a clip like JBL. 5) a completely "bottom" battery, the main drawback of which is very sensitive to ambient temperature. If on the street "minus" walked 200 meters to a stop and that's it - they are already begging for exercises. Moreover, PHILIPS SHB3595 did not have such a problem. 6) but even deeper "bottom" breaks through the protection against interference. It does not exist at all, from the word at all. Not at all, Carl! At an intersection with several traffic lights and, God forbid, a tram, these headphones turn into just a plastic lace around your neck. epic fail. 7) well, a trifle, but annoyingly - micro-USB instead of USB-C. I understand that the model is 2022, but they intended to sell it for $ 100!
Pros
- Passive noise reduction, "assistant", very fast connection to the phone.
Cons
- Sound, proprietary application, design (but I knew what I was buying).
