when I first connected them to the phone, they got on my nerves a little. then they started working great. then I decided to connect them also to the laptop - now you need to constantly monitor the bluetooth on the phone and laptop, because if you take these comrades out of the case, they will definitely connect to the wrong place. but when they are connected, they are stable, the connection almost does not break (sometimes they scurry in the subway). I walk all over the apartment, through three walls from the phone they catch well very quiet. I have an iPhone, I think that's the issue. connected them to the android, played louder. I have enough at home, but in the subway I canβt even listen to music at full volume. sorry, that's what I got them for there is a slight audio delay from the video, but not critical (I donβt play action games) sometimes fly out of my ears if I carelessly straighten my hair. the street is not very comfortable. lying in them, pressing your ear to the pillow, is also impossible I canβt say anything about the sound quality, I had wired apple ones before them, they have a good sound. I didn't notice a change for the better. In short, there is only one advantage for me: there are no wires. I regret buying
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