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

In a general sense, turn off those headphones! We haven't determined how long it will last yet. In addition to the case that charges wirelessly. Has some pros * Cozy and compact, these headphones fit perfectly in my ear canals! * Has the ability to hold two connections at once (a phone and a laptop), which is both cool and convenient. In comparison to the Freebuds 3i, it seems like the music has a greater sense of equilibrium. The mids in the Pro-shki are more developed and are not stifled in any way, in contrast to the 3i. The bass on the 3i seemed to have a slightly better sound to me, although the differences are not really noteworthy. The transparency mode is operational! Yet, the extent of its utility in real-world settings is not yet fully recognized. It is quite risky for me to drive while using headphones, so I never do it. And in the store, for instance, I believe it will function, but we'll have to see about that. Controls that are easily accessible on the headphones themselves! When you need to knock on the leg in 3i, and this blow is given to your ear, it is extremely unpleasant. However, pressing, despite requiring a little bit of effort, does not cause discomfort to the ears. A light click is equivalent to pressing the button. It is easy to swiftly turn active noise reduction off or on, as well as enable or disable the transparency mode (by long pressing the leg). The volume control that is built into the headphones itself is by far the coolest feature! This is accomplished by making sliding motions on the leg, much like stroking. It's cool in general, but the most essential thing is that it's straightforward, uncomplicated, and quick. The in-ear sensor performs its function efficiently and accurately. As the primary objective was to make use of this particular mode, I deemed it crucial that these headphones function properly when used in headset mode. So, the clarity of the interlocutor's voice is satisfactory. In addition to the fact that my interlocutor is able to hear me clearly thanks to the headset's noise cancellation technology, we are able to have a conversation that is uninhibited by background noise. This is especially helpful in situations such as driving or walking down the street. These are some downsides: Regardless, this is my wholly own and uninformed opinion: * The level of passive noise is higher than that of the Freebuds 3i. * The level of active noise in the Ultra mode is higher than that of the Freebuds 3i. In a direct and sequential comparison. Although the discrepancies are quite minor, it cannot be said that they are in Pro-advantage. shek's The case is compact and easy to open, however, to put it gently, extracting the headphones from it is far more difficult than doing so from the 3i case. Because the earpiece itself is slippery, you must remove it by holding it by the upper part of the upper half)) while simultaneously fighting the urge to lose it. The earpiece can be removed from the case of the 3i very easily by the long leg, ensuring that it will not be lost on the way to the user's ear. However, replacing the earpiece into the case after use is a challenge in and of itself. If you are driving and you don't look where you put it, then it will be difficult for you to get into the square groove the first, second, or even third time. Indeed, this amounts to little more than nitpicking. There is no such thing as the ideal headset. But the reality is, the reality is)