Review on 🎧 Huawei FreeBuds Pro Earbuds with Advanced Noise Cancellation, Bluetooth 5.2, and 3-Mic System for iOS and Android (Carbon Black) by Eunu Cha

In general, these are high-quality headphones. It can be heard well on the other end as well, even when two people are conversing. Although there is noise cancelling and it does work, I am unable to state that it is significantly better than low-cost earplugs made in China that perform a comparable job. It is unrealistic to expect that you will notice the headphones switching automatically from one noise reduction setting to another in the normal course of your day. Even when playing around with different noises, it is extremely difficult to notice a mode change. In most cases, you won't even notice the change until you look at the application itself, which is a toy function (or simply still underdeveloped). There is a voice amplification submode available when the translucency mode is selected. The concept is quite vital as well as significant. Only in this context do you need to have an application that activates it in order to make use of it. If you try to perform this on the headphones alone, it will not work, which means that the function falls into the category of being virtually useless. The user can get assistance selecting the appropriate ear pad size by using the program. Or, to put it another way, he can make an effort, but he will not be successful. It was always offered to me to adjust the headphones in my ear or alter the tips; however, in the end I decided to keep the ones that were initially the tiniest. By the way, the application walked me through the process of removing the headphones from the case (at first, like many, I suffered for a long time picking them out). The pinches that control the headphones must have a lot of strength. When I first tried to use them, I was afraid of breaking the delicate parts because I'd had a bad experience in the past, so I was very careful when I grabbed them. However, I quickly realized that this method of control was extremely ineffective. Nonetheless, it does work. When you open the inner box containing the ear pads, the rubber bands have a tendency to get enough rest and jump across the floor into the corners. The packaging of the ear pads is very poor.