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

For listening to audiobooks and blocking out ambient noise, I opted for a pair of headphones equipped with Xiaomi airdots (earplugs). The noise cancellation on the HUAWEI FreeBuds Pro swayed my decision to get them. I'm not sure if things got worse or stayed the same, but the noise cancellation is not 12 times better than it was before (if you compare prices). Because I'm not an audiophile, I can't provide a fair assessment of how much better the sound is. An unexpectedly enjoyable one was the Sound Transmission mode. Voices and other critical noises are boosted to a much higher volume. It's relaxing to stroll along with someone while chatting peacefully into an earbud. Sounds like a conversation taking place in a car with the radio on in the background. Even if the music is loud, it does not make it difficult to hear one another speak. Effective and efficient administration. No false positives have ever occurred. You can change the settings on the controller as you like, but you won't want to. I was able to solve the problem of eliminating background noise in under two months. It is real, and it's formidable. The only variable is the nature of the sound it manages to obliterate. For a while, I was under the impression that he did not have a job after seeing him around town. Traffic sounds are quite annoying. It took some time, but I eventually figured out that the sound of tires on asphalt is muted but motor noise is preserved. As a rule, comparing the sound with and without noise reduction is the best way to grasp the concept. (When it's not there, everything gets amplified). There's no need to crank up the volume on the subway. I think that's a fantastic description of everything. The engine hum on an airplane is audible but does not cause discomfort, so you can listen to music while ignoring it.