Review on Wireless headphones Samsung Galaxy Buds , white by Stanislaw Wysocki ᠌

In general, I made the decision to go from my older IconX to this supposedly miraculous new piece of technology. I connected it and gave it a listen; at first, the low ones didn't sound right to me because it seemed as though they didn't even exist. It found out that the fault was with the ear pads; they did not fit securely around the ear, which meant that they did not provide the essential noise isolation. I attempted to switch to the large ones, but they made the experience too uncomfortable. As a result, I put on some old headphones (IconX also had some that weren't native), and everything went back to normal, including the sound quality, which is excellent. The cover has taken on a glossy appearance and is now easily soiled; it becomes dirty very quickly. Similarly, the ear pads become dirty very quickly; however, wiping them clean is very difficult, but now that they have been replaced, there is no longer a problem. Following the initial bite, I noticed an annoying glitch: the sound was out of sync, and the left earpiece was playing a little bit later than the right. In order to treat it, you will need to reconnect, which is a minor inconvenience that has already been carried out twice. Oh yes, even when compared to IconX, they eliminated gestures that went up and down to adjust the volume. Now, the only way to adjust the volume is with a long press, which is extremely inconvenient. This is because I prefer to put the sound background on there. I am aware of the test possibility of a double tap for volume from above, but I did not like it. The charge for the cover is displayed, the cover has grown more compact and user-friendly, and it is expected that they will have a longer lifespan; however, this expectation has not yet been verified. And, of course, the sound quality when using well selected ear cushions; nonetheless, this is a matter of personal preference. Phone Samsung Note 9.