Pros
- no cables. comfortable in the ear.
Cons
- frequently lose phone contact. She is the object of the sensor because that is where she belongs.
Pros
- Compactness, first. Small, laying around in a jacket, always available for any need. 2. Price. acquired for $2250. This is the best I've seen for the money. I would have assumed for 4k. 3. Independence. At 70% volume, they operated for exactly 4 hours on a single charge. Then it becomes unpleasant and loud. Three charges should be sufficient in the case, but this has not yet been tested. 4. Nice ABS construction (like the majority of Xiaomi goods) 5. The notification bar on Android shows the headphone charge. 6. The sound quality is reasonable given the price. It would cost more, and I would have started looking for issues.
Cons
- micro USB. The yard is still in the twenty-first century, and type-c is now more accessible than ever. 2. Don't tap to change the track. 3. Since there is no natural application for them, there is no way to modify the firmware or the commands. 4. Large ears. My ears were, to put it mildly, exhausted from checking autonomously. The exterior portion of the earpiece, which should fit into the auricle, has nothing to do with replaceable earpads.
Pros
- - Normal sound (noise isolation like all plugs) - Working hours - The size and shape of the case (small and convenient)
Cons
- - Marky material (headphones and case) - Case lid is difficult to open - Micro USB (I consider it a minus, since all my other devices are with Type-C) - Incredibly uncomfortable in the ears - Lose connection (both with the phone and with each other) - No normal controls (only play/pause and call an assistant) - Disgusting microphone
Pros
- Price, autonomy
Cons
- Sound, pairing and setup, Chinese voice, and a case that seems like it may easily break.
Pros
- I bought it for a girl, but after my wires wound around a grinder, I took it from her for a week :) Naturally, the plus is the absence of wires. I work in production now with one earpiece - just the perfect solution. I don’t go with music all the time, when I shoot, I put it in a case - they never sat down for a couple of months. The girl even forgets to charge the case, they never had time to sit down. But this is individual, of course. - build quality is good - the case is very nice, with smooth shapes and a cool lid on a magnet (it's even fun to open / close it just like that - it calms :) - touch buttons, if you are not wearing gloves, very convenient. Someone writes that while you put it on, turn it on / off 2 times - I have never had such a problem, you just keep it on the edge (it will be more difficult with thick fingers) - the sound is good: I listen to everything from classics like Ludovico Einaudi to rap with low frequencies like Shahman - everything pulls well. - soundproofing is good. It even sometimes becomes dumb when you don’t hear cars around or surrounding noise (that’s why I go to the factory in one.
Cons
- - at first they didn’t fit well, then they somehow got accustomed. Once a girl fell out in a minibus, 1 time with me. If you chew something, actively run / jump, they may fall out - you need to correct it. - I often work with gloves, so I will take a second one with a regular button. - case. It should be carried with you, so it can be unusual for girls without pockets (no wonder :). I carry it in my pocket with a phone or cigarettes - no problems (regular jeans or trousers, not bloomers). - sometimes the sound disappears for 0.5 seconds. I think that all b / n headphones have it, tk. my Samsung for 5+ suffered the same. MB it's my phone stupid, I don't know. - It is hard to hear the interlocutor who communicates through these headphones. If the phone has 2 microphones, where one is responsible for noise reduction, here both microphones pick up all the sound around, including your voice. Either getting used to being asked again, or talking in silence, or putting it in a case during calls. For conversation on the street, at work, in a crowded place, and, moreover, in the subway is not suitable. It's a pity.
Pros
- Quality build Keep charging as stated 3-4 hours fast charging Good sound insulation Long communication distance Call sound quality Switching tracks by the clock (mi band4)
Cons
- Music quality (equalizer not adjusted) They sit well in the ears only upside down
Pros
- In addition, the size, form, and proportions of their products, as well as the quality of the materials they use, are all satisfactory.
Cons
- 1 The user's left ear is frequently misplaced; using a tambourine to dance no longer helps; either the user's left or right ear works, but not both; doing a hard reset is no longer effective. 2 It is possible that it will not connect well with devices that use the older Bluetooth format (I was only able to connect the right one to the beech, and it made a horrible wheezing sound). 3 There is no way to change the track using the ears. 4 annoying absence of an additional charging indicator on the smartphone 5 are not displayed as headphones, so you will need to download an equalizer for them. Otherwise, there is very little bass.
Pros
- First, of course, the price. For 2.5k from China at the start of sales, they fully work out their value, I don’t see a profit anymore to take more than 3.5-4 thousand. Sound. He's better than expected. I was expecting the level of cheap earbuds, but I got mediocre earplugs, if you place the earplugs well in your ear, you can even feel some kind of bass. Frequencies are not specified by the manufacturer. In general, not Mr., but not delight. Again, I repeat for its price - good. The charge is kept ~ 2-odd hours at a volume of 80-90%. They are connected simply - the right earpiece (it is the main one) is connected to the phone, the left one is connected to the right one. Communication is stable, without interruptions.
Cons
- With non-native ear pads, they do not fit into the charging container. There is no forward/backward scrolling of tracks, only a pause. Micro is more suitable for talking indoors than in public transport or on the street. When put on, there is a high probability of turning off
Pros
- Sound quality Build quality autonomy Soundproofing Microphone
Cons
- For such a price, there are none, except perhaps microusb, which is no longer ok in 2k18
Pros
- -sound - soundproofing -price - ease of use - no wires
Cons
- Terrible charging case: - status indicators - dirt resulting from the installation of headphones in a case (contact between the rubber ear pads and the base of the case) - the inconvenience of the touchpad of the headphones - Noise isolation during calls
Pros
- Didn't like anything. When the headset does not fulfill its main function, the quality of materials, wearing comfort and so on - it does not matter
Cons
- despite the fact that I use them in tandem with a xiaomi phone, to which, by the way, there are no complaints, the headphones work disgustingly. Once we lost contact with each other, since then the right one, then the left one has been working. Together, never. As a result, you need to insert both headphones, then you can remove the non-working one. An extremely unpleasant phenomenon - they can suddenly establish a connection with the phone, peacefully lying in a case. This is especially pleasing during a conversation - the sound suddenly disappears, you start to persuade the telecom operator, you look at the phone - and it turns out that the headphones "woke up"! Cursing, you climb into the bag to repack them in a case and put them into hibernation again! But the worst thing is the microphone. It could be completely removed and these headphones could be positioned solely as headphones, and not as headphones with a microphone, with which you can talk on the phone. You never know whether you will be heard through these microphones, or the interlocutor simply will not be able to make out a single word of yours.
