Review on Huawei Freebuds Pro MermaidTWS with Active Noise Cancellation - Silver Frost by Bong Cha ᠌

I haven't used any other headphones with this design, but based on the review by a Youtube blogger going by the handle 85Herz, I believe the headphones are worth their asking price of $10,000, but no more. This is because of a number of nitpicky issues and my high expectations for the sound quality. acquired advantages: - There is currently nothing with which to compare the sound, which is rather good. It would be feasible to directly compare it to Anker, Apple AirPods, and Huawei Freebuds 3. These cannot be compared to Sennheiser HD595 wired monitors or even Creative Aurvana Live because they have a different form factor. Nonetheless, you may listen to music tolerably if you utilize the equalizer. - The participants virtually never object to a good microphone. They made sure the voice sounded like it was coming from a tunnel several times. - transparency mode and good noise reduction. Its drawbacks include: - A barely audible hiss when noise reduction is used. Maybe this is typical; there, the noise is considerably louder because the full-sized Mixcder has noise reduction. - There is no volume gesture lesson. - There was a problem with the AI Life application; it had to be opened several times. After the penultimate open, the headphones disappeared, but they were later found. Two apps could unintentionally be installed. – There is no equalization in the app. In addition, I'm not sure if equalization works if the audio stream originates from a laptop rather than a phone with the equalizer installed. - Low-cost, glossy plastic.