Review on Huawei Freebuds Pro MermaidTWS with Active Noise Cancellation - Silver Frost by Ravindra Devaraja

I still haven't been back to Huawei, and it's been six months! For whatever reason, the noise stops. Accurate frequency porridge (when buying it was not chic, but good). It is absurd to spend $12,000 on a gadget that fails after only six months of use. When I switched to the P30 Pro's included headphones for a comparison, I was blown away by the improvement in clarity and depth they provided. The people who grow apples are finally making sense to me. Thus, in sequence: Out of the package, the audio quality was fine. But, after 4 months, he completely faded from memory. Confident oats. At a moderate volume, I am listening Pts have a sleek design. However, if you are a person who values function over form, you will value 3. Convenience and not 2. Style and 1. Presentation (even though the word apple is probably the former). The headphones may seem overly large at first (even with the tiniest nozzle), but after an hour of usage, they will feel like an extension of your ears. It can be challenging if your ears are unusually small. If standard earphones with standard-sized tips don't work for you, try these instead. (the medium-sized tips on these represent the standard size found on most headphones) My first experience with complete silence was on the train, where I literally "dropped" into silence. I don't know how other headphones compare to this, but it's a big step up over the freebuds 3. But I don't think it's possible to achieve an even higher level of quietness (only if at the same level) Little tambourine dances are performed for the management team. While the freebuds 3 made it easy to skip tunes and take calls with a double touch of a finger, these headphones need you to use two fingers for any action, which can be awkward if you have large hands. I wish the sound transmission could be activated sooner. As a result of using it for a day, I am as content as a sated elephant. True, it's really pricey. The effort, though, is worthwhile. The headphones stopped becoming satisfying after 4 months of use. They were able to automatically reduce both frequency and bit rate. The sound is muted and, at times, worse than FreeBuds 3. While developing a technology product, Huawei overlooked the primary purpose of high-end headphones: accurate sound reproduction.