Review on Wireless headphones HUAWEI FreeLace Pro, smoky-white by Ewa Grska ᠌

Thus far, mixed feelings. Following are some advantages: Convenient in terms of its form factor. Because these are not the first headphones to feature a bezel, there is already a standard against which to judge them. Charging is both easy and speedy when done from the phone. The materials used are of high quality. It feels good when held in one's hands. These are some disadvantages: Utilized the very first release of Freelaces. I was under the impression that there would be some kind of innovation in regards to sound and sound insulation. In point of fact, he allowed himself to be overcome by inflated expectations. There is nothing special about the sound other than that. I am unable to say for certain which version of Freelaces is superior to the original version, in which there were fewer drivers and the prices were 1.5 times lower. Or even an even more distressing tone. In most cases, noise canceling is what it is, and what it is not. Whenever you turn it off, the bass will likewise stop playing. The quality of the sound declines in some way. When the noise reduction is activated, the bass begins to tremble in an odd manner. In general, it's possible that the ears have not yet warmed up to it because I just bought it today, but so far the sound seems to be worse than in the ones that came before it. In addition to this, I was taken aback by the fact that in the middle of Hong Kong the connection between the headphones and the phone started to break down. That wasn't the case with the initial draft! But, because it was coming from the Huawei freebuds, they were quite irritating.