Review on Wireless headphones Samsung Galaxy Buds , white by Wiktor Fokt ᠌

I got it with the intention of using it as a headset for making calls from my laptop while I'm working in general. These two features were significant to me: the length of time the battery lasted, and the quality of the microphone. This or the Jabra Elite 75 were the two options I had to consider. After using them consistently for a number of months, I am confident in stating that these headphones are of the highest quality. But there are nuances) Well, there are no questions about batteries at all - it lasts for an entire working day without any problems, and there is absolutely no fear that they will be discharged at the most inopportune moment. Well, there are no questions about batteries at all. Even without the evidence that supports the charges. Everything gets a little more tricky when you add a microphone to the mix. 1. Due to the fact that the pandemic has forced me to work from home, this place is notably quieter than it would otherwise be. I have no idea how microphones might function in a busy and noisy workplace. 2. Multiple interlocutors voiced their displeasure with the fact that they could hear me speaking quietly. On the other hand, they consistently assert that they have good hearing. At first, I was always interested in everyone. Perhaps I really did speak quietly when I was heard quietly, which is why I was misunderstood. I have no idea. 3. If I have it right, as soon as the noise reduction begins to take effect, it will also lower the volume of my own voice. A case occurred not too long ago in which the interlocutor mentioned that they were able to hear me in a quiet setting (that is, not noisy around, but quiet). At this point in time, the adjacent room was currently being cleaned by a vacuum cleaner. I made sure the door was shut, and after that there were no problems. To be honest, the fact that there were virtually no difficulties in establishing a connection to a laptop is quite essential to me. The previous giveaways invariably caused some issues with the sound drivers, which could only be resolved by restarting the laptop. I don't believe there were ever any issues with these. When used on a daily basis for three and a half months, perhaps once or twice total. The only thing I would change is to add support for Multipoint, which would allow you to connect both a laptop and a smartphone at the same time. Then, in my eyes, they would no longer be in the running. In general, this is something that I would strongly suggest.