Review on Samsung Galaxy Buds2 wireless headphones, graphite by Edyta Iwanowska ᠌

spent six months with them and was satisfied with them overall. In terms of the qualities, the two most significant criteria are soundness and convenience, and all of the flaws are either minor or readily remedied. Got pros: - sound in general + neutral, with the exception that the tops ring a little at first (used to by the end of the first day), otherwise there are no significant blockages or peaks. - they are seated normally, and I can't think of a single occasion when they slipped out. having certain drawbacks. - When using a phone with Bluetooth version 4 in normal mode, an odd effect can sometimes be heard for a fraction of a second. It sounds as though a micro-delay has appeared between the right and left channels, and the stereo becomes extremely expansive. Since the noise reduction in this mode is pleasant and not aggressive, I always use this mode by default. - loses connection at a distance faster than my other Bluetooth headphones (Sennheiser HD4.50 and CX150), but maybe this is due to different versions of the bluetooth software in the headphones and on the phone. - the noise reduction mode does not have this glitch for some reason. I didn't care for the entire set of ear pads, so I switched them out almost as soon as I got them. The case is as slippery as a bar of soap, so I strongly suggest that you get a silicone case as soon as possible.