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Review on Wireless headphones Urbanears Hellas, black belt by Bima ᠌

Revainrating 4 out of 5

I'm satisfied with it, there are only some small flaws.

I had planned to write quite a bit about this topic, but. After a little less than a week, they suddenly stopped turning on in the morning. I had the impression that they had been released. I plugged it in to charge (this was only the second time I'd charged it since I'd bought it!). The indicator light changed to white after roughly two hours had passed. When I remove it from the charger, however, it does not turn on. The sensor does not react when you press it even if the indicator light is still lit up in white. To be honest, it would be better if Sony grabbed it, as it was what he wanted from the beginning. Addition. As the character Chef exclaimed in the well-known film, "Hurry, he must have a button!" But it helped - the headphones, apparently, rebooted, and now work as they should; even the binding has not fallen off. There is a button, and the instructions on how to find it are in the FAQ for the model.) But it helped - the headphones are now functioning properly. For the people that designed the button as well as the manufacturer! And then for some reason I did not smile when I returned the headphones and received a pitiful 1400 for them, despite the fact that they had cost me.

Pros
  • duration of operation from a single charge. Lungs. Strong acoustics. Take off the ear pads so you can examine everything there, including how it's constructed, and see;)
Cons
  • These make creaking noises, and in general the design might use some improvement. When utilizing the touch controllers, there is a loud squeak! They press me a little and rub my ears, but what can I do - my head is not small). The charging cord is difficult to connect and unplug from the device. Accidental button presses on the headphones' touchpad are common while the headphones are held in the hand. There are no "improvers" like AAC or AptX, but given the purpose of the headphones, this is more of a "wishlist" than a drawback. The model has been taken off the market, and the manufacturer's official website no longer even includes it in the list of available products to choose from (but the instructions and FAQ have been preserved, which are not so easy to find).

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