Review on RHA TrueConnect Wireless Headphones, Dark Blue by Stanisaw Chmielewski ᠌

Stability in Communication: I installed them in a pair of Samsung Galaxy S9+ smartphones. The answer is yes; sound disruptions occurred frequently at major junctions, close to the subway, and even merely on the street itself. It did not become a problem very frequently, but it did so far more frequently than on other headphones of a comparable type. In comparison to a model from Creative that is very close to it. Isolation from both sound and noise: the sound was quite pleasing to my ears. I listen to techno music, rock, jazz. When I used them with my Samsung Galaxy S9+, though, I found myself wanting to add sound all the time. All in all, it's quiet for me. In the metro, I did not hear any complaints regarding the sound insulation, which is to be expected from the vacuum plugs. Ear pads: a multitude of different ear pads are included in the package, according to the reviews. Nevertheless, this is not the case. In point of fact, there are only three different sizes of ear cushions, but each of those sizes is available in three different copies: two rubber and one anatomical. In general, the size is actually three, but for some reason, each of them is replicated three times:) The functionality of the microphone was the primary factor that led to my decision to return those items to the shop. There was not a single thing wrong about the space. But, even a tiny breeze in the head was enough to entirely shut out what was being said. I listened to recordings of these discussions, and the only sound that was audible was the annoying roar of the wind; I was not mentioned once. The voice was also stifled by passing vehicles. Headphones as a headset on the street in the realities of the city are almost unusable. You are only permitted to chat when in the yard, not while walking, and only when it is totally quiet outside.