Review on Wireless headphones Samsung Galaxy Buds2 RU, white by Mateusz Jankowski ᠌

In general, yes; for 11 sput, no. The benefits: 1. skillful labor 3. Good overall noise reduction, not 98% of course cuts off, but quite 4. Good compatibility, including with a laptop there is a program for setting the same as on smart 5. Fourth, the volume is standard and rather intense. 5. Great microphone for a noisy environment; calls come through clearly; no need to raise your voice; 6. Very lightweight; I haven't tried using it for more than two hours at a time. 7. efficiency in using one-ear noise-cancelling technology 8. miniature case I found that they fit well in my ears and blocked out ambient noise, making them ideal for use at home, in noisy public spaces, or wherever else excessive background noise was a problem. Negatives are listed below: The gloss will be scratched after one or two uses, therefore a black matte case would be preferable for the black headphones. Second, I don't like the translucent background sound setting; I find it distracting and would rather pause or remove it altogether. If it were possible to reassign something more travel-related, like dialing the last number or something else, I would use it, but I don't need to, so I turned it off in general. 3. You need to adapt to touch; otherwise, it doesn't work when it's necessary and when it's not necessary, everything is clear. 4. It's small and slippery when you take it out, so you might drop it, and if it ends up in a puddle, PPC. I've already dropped it with my sausages, so be careful. I guess I'd want more juice in the tank 6. The PRICE is horrendous: eleven oblique Officially, it's a tin, but I got it for 7700 dollars because to a deal that involved bonuses and a discount coupon. IPX2 protection for that price seems inadequate to me, especially considering how easily a more expensive IPX5 or IPX7 variant might be manufactured.