Review on 🎧 Huawei FreeBuds Pro Earbuds with Advanced Noise Cancellation, Bluetooth 5.2, and 3-Mic System for iOS and Android (Carbon Black) by Bambang Tjahaya ᠌

ate after a period of six months: I will not return to Huawei. The sound ends abruptly for reasons that are not clear. Solid porridge in frequencies (when buying it was not chic, but good). To pay twelve thousand dollars for a device that only lasts for half a year is such a thing. To provide a point of reference, I switched to the P30 Pro's normal headphones and found that the sound to be far more detailed and dimensional. Apple farmers are becoming more comprehensible to me. (Thus in order: The sound quality out of the box was not terrible. Yet after that period of time, he completely lost his memory. Solid porridge. Listening at medium volume Design wise, pts have a slick appearance. Of course, the term "apple" undoubtedly appears more fashionable and appealing, but if you are a person who values practicality, then you will love the third option, which is convenience. The first impression is that the headphones are excessively large (when using the smallest nozzle), but after using them for an hour, either the ears grew to fit the headphones or the headphones adapted to fit the ears; in either case, the headphones became an integral part of the ears. It could be challenging for you if you have very small ears. If you find that conventional earbuds with medium-sized tips do not work for you, then try these larger ones instead. (the large tips on these headphones are equivalent to the medium ones on standard headphones) The first time I experienced noise isolation was when I rode the train, and I literally "dropped" into quiet. After the Freebuds 3, this is a significant advancement, and I'm not sure how it compares to other headphones. On the other hand, I believe that it is difficult to make total stillness even quieter (only if at the same level) Tambourines are used in the management routines, which consist of a few dances. Switching tracks and answering calls were implemented more effectively in the freebuds 3 (double tap with one finger), but here you need to use two fingers for any action, which can be difficult if you have large fingers. In the freebuds 3, double tapping required only one finger. I would appreciate it if the sound transmission could be activated with less delay. The bottom line is that after using it for a day, I'm as content as an elephant. Sure, it's pricey. But the reward is well worth the effort. after four months of use, the headphones have turned out to be less than satisfactory. They are responsible for cutting the frequencies and bitrates themselves. The sound is muddy and, at times, not as good as that of the FreeBuds 3. Huawei developed a technology product but neglected to take into account the primary purpose of high-end headphones, which is to reproduce sound in a high quality.