Review on Wireless headphones Urbanears Hellas, black belt by Kristiyana Briblo ᠌

Name: Wireless headphones Urbanears Hellas, black belt
Item: Wireless headphones Urbanears Hellas, black belt
Rating: 4

April 12, 2023

It is of good quality, but I won't buy it again.

Touch control: Long press - on / on, short press - pause / start / answer a call / end a call, swipe forward or backward to switch songs, swipe up or down to change the volume. Inside the package there will also be a laundry cover, a branded sticker, a micro usb cord, instructions in different languages, including 2022, and a large designer advertising poster from the manufacturer.
I'm happy with the headphones!
By bt they sound no worse than my wired Beats Studio 2.0
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Pros

Firstly, with such a discount, I think it's a gift! The sound is just great for them, for wireless headphones. I compared them with wireless "nekbands" (wrap around the neck when) Sony wl-c400, and wired full-size Beats Studio 2.0. In terms of sound, the Sony wl-c400 turned out to be worse than Urbanears Hellas, although Sony has ergonomics, nfc, and 20 hours of continuous music playback. Hellas also claims up to 14 hours of playback at medium volume, but I think this will be enough. The most important thing is that Urbanears Hellas is not much inferior in sound to the original wired Beats Studio 2.0 (bo500)! Yes, the “bits” and “noise reduction” are excellent, and they sit more comfortably on the head, but the Urbanears sounded very good for bt headphones, and were not inferior in sound quality to the original wired Beats Studio 2, except that the Urbanears are open headphones in which extraneous noises can be heard, and the "bits" cut off everything superfluous with the built-in "noise reduction". For listening to music, any music on bt, Urbanears are very good headphones! Now I will tell you about what I did not like about them or turned out to be unusual.

Cons

Their ear pads are a little prickly, and the headphones themselves put a little pressure on the ears. Before buying, I read that they are not comfortable on the neck, and personally I did not experience such inconvenience. But the ear pads, or cups, are really a little prickly and put a little pressure on the ears. No nfc. It’s very inconvenient that they don’t have nfc, I’m used to the fact that my Sony can connect to a smartphone via nfc, turn on bt with one touch and instantly pair, and also disconnect and turn off bt in the smartphone with the next touch. Immediately, you first have to long press the touch panel to turn on the headphones themselves, then turn on bt on your smartphone yourself and still click on "pairing with the device. At first, the touch control turned out to be unusual, but it is still simple and understandable. Out of habit, I accidentally touched the right earpiece and the sensor worked, putting the music on pause.