Review on 🎧 Enhanced Microsoft Surface Earbuds by Darrius Frison

Microsoft Surface Headphones - very good features for the price battery life could be better but there are workarounds. Pros: - Sound quality is good enough for conference calls and Zoom calls, noise cancellation works well; If you want high quality eardrum sounds, this probably isn't the product for you. The headphones offer good quality in-ear microphones and connect via Bluetooth fairly quickly and easily with minimal hassle when transitioning between my WINTEL laptop hardware and iPhone. .-They fit my ears very well and if they fall out, their white round discs make them easier to find on the ground/grass/vehicle.-Easy to charge while driving by taking turns inserting the earbuds into the case stay connected for phone calls, zooming or listening to music/podcasts. The windows based app on my laptop shows % battery life for each earbud. The noise cancellation for those who can hear me works well, I can hear my background noise. not on my call. Cons (this is by no means a determining factor): - The right battery seems to consistently wear out faster than the left; This problem is easily solved by selecting "Solo", inserting one into the charging case and only using 1 earbud at a time. — There is no application for my iPhone with the features found in the WINTEL version of the application. Functions I don't use: - Touch functions. On the outer visible part of the headphones, if I want to touch something to change the settings, just using my phone or mouse is enough. When I enabled the touch capabilities on the headphones, reconfiguring or touching them in my ear messed up my user experience. maybe I'm too clumsy - I didn't notice a significant difference when aligning in the WINTEL app. I would like wireless charging and longer battery life, which is probably due to either lower audio quality or less noise cancellation for my fellow callers. These are by far the best wireless headphones I've found for $160.