Review on π« Renewed SAMSUNG Galaxy Buds Pro R190: True Wireless, Noise Cancelling Bluetooth Earbuds by Lang Lang Buana α
A good product, I advise you to try it.
My order of the Galaxy S21 came with one of these as a free bonus. This present was valued at $8,000 to $10,000, but at its current price, it's a steal. The benefits: This music sounds great and is of a very high quality. It has a full range of bass, low, and high frequencies. High-pitched tones can be amplified further with an equalization. Without emotion (almost) Construction integrity. Its name isn't Samsung Pro for nothing. The case lid has a satisfyingly heavy feel with a snug opening/closing mechanism, and they have a generally cold, refreshing texture. There is plenty of time to make money off of those who listen to music online without charging them (home - work). I estimate that it will last for about a day and a half of constant use on long journeys. According to the advertised qualities, the bare minimum is sufficient for conversation. Naturally, charging time for ears is short, and the lazy can use wireless charging. The downsides: Poor to average noise suppression. Outside, where there is a lot of background noise, he won't be able to assist you, but indoors should be fine - Whether or not a pair of headphones slips out of your ear after extended use depends on the shape of your ears, but in my experience, one of them persistently works toward that goal. Sound recording device: microphone. When you're out and about, your conversation partner is more likely to spill the beans than in a more formal setting; unfortunately, this is a common issue with TWS headphones, and AirPods Pro are no exception.
