Review on HUAWEI FreeBuds 4i wireless headphones, ceramic white by Dorota Mackiewicz ᠌

features advantages: The sound is crisp and clear, and it's a pleasure to listen to, particularly at lower and middle volume levels. Since there is an equalization in nearly every player, I never have to put up with annoyingly high frequencies again (whether they be whistling or squeaking). They fit snugly and securely in your ears. Going downhill, I followed the deserted pavement and roads on my bike. I never considered quitting school. I have no strong feelings one way or another about the design. Sound quality is nearly as good as that of my $500 wired headphones, but the clarity is a little lower on these. The ergonomics are also very good. Satisfied with the gestures, I have programmed the right hand to double-press to skip tracks and the left to play/pause. But, a triple tap is also an option. The battery life exceeded my expectations, and I was pleasantly surprised to find that the noise reduction feature could be turned off. I listened to them for around three hours and used up about a third of the battery life. The headphones' battery life would be sufficient for 9–10 hours, and with the case's batteries added in, you could listen for 20–24 hours straight. The muting system is efficient. We can also hear each other clearly. Since the passive noise cancellation is effective and the necessity for the sound transmission has not arisen, I find that I do not require them. Ill effects: Presumably, Huawei is more meticulous. Thus, I decided to purchase them. Nevertheless, as it transpired, it wasn't the case. The rear of the case lashes out, yet it won't irritate your skin. But I'd settle with $6,500 if there was no pushback of any kind. Second, there is a slight hiss when pausing, but it is not annoying. After pausing the song and removing one earbud, however, the hissing stops. When playing back, there is no audible hiss. Third, the volume spikes for half a second at the beginning of playback, then returns to normal, and this has happened to me multiple times over the course of two or three songs. in the blink of an eye. Three songs "flash," then four or five are normal, then two flash, and then it's back to normal. Typically at random. This occurrence is common. For some reason I find this behavior quite irritating. You can safely close your eyes and ignore all the others outlined above and below. Not for this, though. Even after resetting everything to factory defaults, nothing seems to work. The playback would pause for a second twice or three times a week. Nonetheless, things have improved since discovering this flaw. Avoids causing problems. 5. The music started at full volume and couldn't be turned down; even turning it all the way down had no effect. The issue could not be fixed except by resetting to factory defaults.