Review on Edifier NB2 Pro Wireless Earbuds with 6 Mics and Hybrid Noise Cancelling - 32H Play Time - Bluetooth 5.0 - USB-C - App Control - Ivory by Abhey Bar ᠌

The reviews on YouTube that are complimentary of these headphones are pretty objective, but I could not locate any evaluations that were negative. I appreciated the sound, both when I was playing music and when I was chatting to other people. Superb active noise cancellation (ANC) for public transportation; but, when outside on the street, the wind will "blow away" the microphone, therefore the active noise cancellation feature must be switched off. A reliable power source for plugs. Although I did not totally deplete the battery, the application said that there was 37% of the charge left after wearing headphones for five hours with noise reduction activated (during which time I listened to music, played games, and watched videos on YouTube). Cons: The application for controlling the charge and various settings is sluggish and, for some reason, needs the bundled GPS to function properly. The usage of touch controls requires some adjustment in the beginning: 1) You don't immediately recognize that the stop button is located on the right ear and the noise reduction button is located on the left ear, but you can answer the call from either ear, and all of this is accomplished by double-tapping the earbuds. 2) There is only a transition to the following track; there is no going back to the one that came before it or playing the one that is currently playing again. 3) The only place to adjust the volume is on the phone. 4) It is difficult to talk (offline - not on the phone) while wearing headphones. It is better to take out at least one earphone, while playback automatically pauses (the function is disabled), but the earphone that is in your hand can take your hand by the ear and activate playback. Additionally, my phone (Android) does not start replaying from the source that was playing before removing the earpiece (for example, YouTube, online radio, or even a game), but rather I will most likely disable this feature, but then in order to have a conversation with someone offline, I will need to perform quite a few manipulations, such as: two taps on the right ear to pause; then take out the earphone; talk; then insert an earpiece; then two taps on the right ear to resume playback.