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

different benefits The reproduction of low and medium frequencies is practically flawless, and the sound is crisp and pleasant—really enjoyable to listen to. I dislike high frequencies (whether they are whistling or squeaking), but practically every player has an equalizer that can alleviate this issue, and I was able to do the same with mine. Ears fit snugly and precisely. I descended a hill on my bicycle from a slope along the deserted streets and sidewalks. not even a single thought of leaving school. My attitude is neutral, and the design is typical. The sound is almost amazing - almost the same as on my wired headphones for 500, but here it is a little worse with sound clarity)) Overall, the ergonomics are excellent. Happy with the motions, set the right one to double-press to change the track and the left one to play/pause. Yet a triple tap is also an option. The battery made me extra happier because it lasts so long and the noise cancellation was turned off. I used about 30% of the headphones' battery during the course of three hours, which is not the case. So, the battery in the headphones should last for roughly 9 to 10 hours, and the batteries in the case should last for 2 to 3 recharges, yielding an outstanding total of 20 to 24 hours. Noise cancellation is effective. Also, it appears that the sound transmission is working properly. Since the passive noise cancellation is effective and I haven't needed the sound transmission yet, I don't really need them. some drawbacks It is a given that Huawei is more meticulous. I got these with that in mind. But it didn't work out that way. 1. The case's cover vibrates, but it doesn't irritate. Nonetheless, I would still prefer 6500, without any negative consequences. 2. When paused, there is a faint hiss that does not irritate. Nevertheless, if you take out one earbud while the audio is paused, the hiss stops. When playback, there is no hiss. 3. It frequently happens to me that the volume increases to its maximum for a half-second at the beginning of 2-3 songs in a row before returning to normal. in essence, like a flash. For instance, 3 songs in a succession may "flash," followed by 4-5 songs that are normal, 2 more songs that "flash," and so on. The majority of the time random. occur regularly. I have no idea why, but I find this behavior to be incredibly aggravating. You can safely close your eyes to all the other things mentioned above and below because they are not even close. but not in this case. Even after restoring the settings, nothing has changed. 4. The playback paused twice or three times per week, literally for a split second. Yet, the situation is improved by this bug. does not obstruct. 5. Once the music started playing at maximum volume, it became impossible to turn it down; even doing so did not help. Just going back to the factory settings was able to fix the issue.