Review on 🔴 Sleek Mystic Red Samsung Galaxy Buds Live with Active Noise Cancelling - Wireless Earbuds by Jnis Bukovskis ᠌

Safe form factor - won't fall out when you put on a mask at the metro or store entrance. When compared to Huawei, the sound has good bass and is enjoyable. There are various preset equalizer options in the smartphone software, and they all function. The battery is reduced to 60% after 2 hours of talking, so it may be used for 4-5 hours before needing to be recharged. When we are on the phone, I can hear the other person wonderfully, and they can hear me just as clearly. In a similar vein, there are no issues with voice transmission quality while calling WhatsApp. I read reviews; if someone says the speaker can't hear properly and I have to take off my headphones, that's great with me. The noise reduction is one extremely important negative. As stated in the description, this product "cuts off up to 97% of extraneous unwanted sounds in the low frequency range." And the low-frequency range is where the headphones really cut. However, neither the noise on the street nor in the subway goes away from this. Although only "a little" better, things are improving. With such piercing noise, you won't listen to an audiobook in the metro. I haven't traveled yet, but I imagine it will be challenging to watch a movie with them in the air. I compare the noise reduction to HUAWEI Freebuds Pro; here, they actually reduce the noise, requiring you to activate the transparent mode in order to continue through the subway station. But in terms of bass, Huawei falls short of Samsung. The Samsung software is fully installed on the smartphone, allowing the appropriate checkboxes and buttons to be hit when required:) They would therefore be the perfect headphones for me if the noise reduction could be enabled to function completely. Consequently, another compromise. A further nuances. Two devices cannot operate simultaneously on headphones. Using a computer or a smartphone as an example. It is also impossible to connect to a zoom on a computer and answer a call on a smartphone (unlike the previously mentioned Huawei, who have this and find it useful).