Review on Huawei Freebuds Pro MermaidTWS with Active Noise Cancellation - Silver Frost by Yoonki Baek ᠌

The design ultimately prevailed (they look gorgeous in gray) + I still have an honor, and a bun in the form of animation also played a role. I had my heart set on this specific model for a very long time, and I had to choose between it and the Soundcore Liberty 2 Pro. Now that I've given you more information, let me state up front what I didn't like: the flimsy case cover. You still expect some great monumentality, and it must be very difficult to remove them from this case. Perhaps you're just not used to it. The composition's instruments all have their own place in the overall sound, they do not mix into a muddle, and overall they can make a difference. Additionally, the sound quality is respectable, the basses are excellent, and there are other solid pluses. Not being an expert, I suspect there is a name for this "clean" sound. Also, there is an instant connection; as soon as the case's cover is lifted, an animation showing the charging of all connected devices appears on the phone. After 2 minutes of habit, it detects gestures quite well with no false positives (or failures). Noise cancellation is really effective, cutting off noise completely, strangely, and most importantly, effectively. The volume is adequate, and even when the volume rises, the sound quality remains unchanged. I was particularly happy with the batteries' capacity; two hours of listening to music at a medium-high volume without any noise cancellation "took" roughly 30% of the charge, which is fairly respectable. My initial impressions of TWS headphones are excellent, extremely pleasant, high-quality products at a reasonable price (before that, there were wireless AM61).