Review on 🎧 HUAWEI Freebuds 4i: Wireless Earbuds with Active Noise Cancelling & 10H Battery Life in Black by Chun Hyun ᠌

Has pros: Low, medium frequencies are reproduced almost perfectly, the sound is clear and pleasant, really pleasant to listen to. I don’t like high frequencies (whether it’s whistling or squeaking), since there is an equalizer in almost any player and it solves the problem, and I also solved mine. In the ears sit perfectly, tightly. I rode a bicycle down a hill, from a slope along the dead sidewalks and roads. Didn't even think about dropping out. The design is normal, my attitude is neutral. In general, ergonomics - excellent; the sound is almost excellent - almost the same as on my wired headphones for 500, but here it is a little worse with sound clarity)) Pleased with gestures, set for the left one - play / pause, and the right one - switch the track by double pressing. But you could also add a triple tap. I was even more pleased with the battery, it really holds for a long time, the noise control was disabled. For three hours, approximately, I spent 30% of the battery charge of the headphones, not the case. So the battery of the headphones would be enough for about 9-10 hours, plus the batteries of the case for 2 or 3 recharges => so the final result of 20-24 hours is impressive. Noise cancellation works well. The sound transmission seems to be ok too. I don't really need them as the passive noise canceling works well and the sound transmission hasn't been needed yet. Got cons: Assumed that Huawei pays more attention to detail. That's why I bought these. But it turned out not. 1. The cover of the case backlashes, but does not irritate. But I would like for 6500, all the same without backlash. 2. There is a hiss when paused, but it is soft and also does not irritate. But if you remove one earphone and the music is paused, then in this case there is no more hiss. There is no hiss during playback. 3. It often happened to me that for 2-3 songs in a row, the sound increases to the maximum for half a second at the start of playback, then it switches to normal sound. Basically like a flash. For example, 3 songs in a row "flash", then 4-5 songs are normal, again 2 "flash", and again it's normal. Generally random. Happens frequently. I don’t know why, but I don’t like this behavior, it’s very annoying. All the others described above and below are not even close, that is, you can safely close your eyes to them. But not for this. I did a restore of the settings, but still, it does not help. 4. Two, three times a week playback stopped, literally for a second. But with this bug the situation is better. Doesn't interfere. 5. Once the music turned on at full volume, and it was impossible to lower the volume, even lowering the volume to a minimum did not help. Only restoring to factory settings solved the problem.