Review on Haylou W1 Earbuds QCC 3040 Flagship Chip: High-Fidelity Sound, Bluetooth 5.2, Wireless Eartips in White by Bima ᠌

TWS headphones are usually something I approach with skepticism, and I much prefer using regular wired bluetooth headsets instead. Yet after upgrading to a newer model of the Meizu EP51, I was confronted with the reality that all contemporary headphones that use standard codecs and contemporary Bluetooth technology are TWS. Expected disadvantages according to the type include a different rate of discharge for the right and left earphones (one always discharges 3% faster than the other), constant recharging of these headphones in the case (which, in theory, leads to rapid degradation of the batteries of the case and the headphones themselves), the possibility of one earphone falling out, which would then result in its loss, and the general inconvenience of wearing such headsets (constantly climbing behind this case, despatching and receiving However, in addition to a number of problems that were anticipated, this headset presented a number of issues that were not anticipated. So when listening to "meaty" compositions with a lot of sounds of different tonality, the headset starts to wheeze loudly. I presume that this is a marriage of my headset in particular, but there is no way to check this because the touch control frequently falsely works when you just want to fix the earpiece in your ears. The sound itself is pleasant and crisp, and you can make out every instrument, despite the fact that it is of a different genre, but it felt to me that the electronic components lacked bass. In general, if you take anywhere over 1500–1800, you should be able to tolerate the issues described above; but, when you switch to the category of headphones ranging from 2022 to 3000, you should be able to discover something more fascinating.