Review on Huawei Freebuds Pro MermaidTWS with Active Noise Cancellation - Silver Frost by Momchil Gavrilov ᠌

First impressions of the pro compared to the huawei freebuds 3i, which I just got in the mail yesterday. I wanted to replace 3i, so I figured multipoint would come in handy. 1. It sounds good to me, but the tops can't hear a thing. Consequently, I am taking the claims to the music down. Two, the evidence for noise reduction is still hazy, although the 3i jammed better when using the normal ear cushions. I'm going to wait and see what the foams do before I make any further adjustments. In addition to the foams, I use enhanced pive isolation, but it is still significantly inferior to 3i in terms of noise reduction. After some practice with foams, landing will be straightforward as well. Today, for no apparent reason, one of my earbuds broke. I use foams as a supplement and so far, so good. The use of microphones during a discussion, while not unprecedented, is a major letdown after seeing 3i. I'm in a peaceful, open area by myself. Please, no more than 20 persons in here! My client, who is sitting across three tables from me, can hardly make out what I'm saying. What will happen on the streets and on the subway is beyond my wildest imagination. Whether or whether it can be completed with drivers using ates, I cannot say. I add on since it is possible to overhear this on the Superior to a dead office, where microphones are likely to be clogged. 5. battery life The battery went from full to dead in three hours while using noise reduction and making 15 phone calls, which is not great. however, it does become swayable after a few charge-discharge cycles. The second day revealed that the noise reduction was the culprit, draining the battery like a black hole. The headphones were comfortable to wear all day at work (calls, music for around 40 minutes) despite having the noise reduction feature turned off for the most part.