Review on Wireless headphones YAMAHA TW-E3B, ​​black by Kio Svyjok (levi) ᠌

After having a negative experience with Airpods Pro, Yamaha decided to purchase headphones (my wife and I started to crack - very unpleasant at their price). I feel obligated to point out that although the sound quality is satisfactory, there is no active noise cancellation. After inserting the foam ear pads, the volume level decreased. A cheap box, the seams are evident and rough (cannot be compared with Airpods), casting faults, to put it succinctly, cheap, yet cheery, without too much sheen. Maintain a charge for an extended period of time. They are secure and do not move around in the ear canal at all. Due to the poor quality of the microphone, your conversation partner on the street will barely be able to hear you. The connection is not always obvious. As has been stated by others, the headphones are not connected to one another as a single unit but rather as a left and right device. Convenience is ensured since if you remove one ear, the music in the other will carry on as if nothing had happened. However, this can lead to confusion because the sound is sent to the phone, not the headset, when someone calls you while you have the earpiece in your ear. You also have the option of selecting the parameters manually each time. perhaps I didn't understand things. This is all implemented in a more user-friendly manner with the Airpods. A very worthwhile alternative in my opinion, given the cost. They perform at the same level as comparable Airpods and Sennheiser headphones, but are far more affordable. I would suggest it to anyone who are more concerned with listening to music than they are with fashion, high-end materials, an attractive box, and advanced functionality. For the price of 7,000. Simply said, I was unable to find anything better on the market.