Review on 🎧 Baseus Wireless Earbuds Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling | 6-Mic ANC Headphones, IP55 Waterproof | Immersive Sound | Deep Bass | Built-in Mic | TWS Stereo Earphones (White) by Ryan Hadden

If you're looking for a pair of wireless headphones with active noise cancellation, pass-through (which can hear ambient noise), wireless charging and a compact size, then look no further. The case that contains the pods is small and very compact, much smaller than my Sony WF-1000XM3, which is why I reach for it more often when I leave the house. In terms of active noise cancellation, I'd say they're about on par with my Sony WF-1000XM3 if they have the right earbuds. When I use the transparency (or pass-through) mode, they perform much better than my Sony headphones in my opinion. Voices during a short conversation are also much clearer at a distance, allowing me to save them and continue using media more smoothly. The sound quality is decent too, it has a good midrange, isn't heavy on either high or low frequencies and doesn't have much bass, but it's light enough compared to what you'd expect from a pair of small headphones. The only downside to this product was that it was awkward to get them out of the case as the material and small space can take time to take them out and/or they may end up flying out of your hand. as soon as you take it out. Another scammer switches to another Bluetooth device. Initial setup is fairly easy and quick when you first pair them, but if you decide to switch from your phone to your laptop, for example, it will take a little while. On the bottom of the case next to the charging port is a button that you need to hold down while the pods are in the case to reset the Bluetooth pairing. Resetting the modules will take a few seconds in this case, and after the reset you can start pairing like you did when you first set it up, but this feature doesn't always work correctly. Sometimes you have to reset them 2-3 times as the modules themselves are out of sync with each other and appear as two separate devices and/or are not fully reset which can take a few minutes. The cons I've found with them so far are the ones I can fully live and work with because, as I said, I'm still attracted to them, compared to my Sonys in general.