Review on Wireless Headphones Samsung Galaxy Buds2, black by Dorota Dorota ᠌

spent six months in them, feeling usually content. The two most crucial factors in the merits are sound and convenience, and all flaws are small or readily fixed. acquired advantages: general sound + neutral, with the exception of some top ringing at initially (used through the end of the first day), but no significant blockages or peaks. - They sit normally; I don't recall ever remembering them falling out at least once. Cons: - On a phone using Bluetooth version 4 in normal mode, a peculiar effect that briefly arises, as if there were a micro-delay between the right and left channels, causes the stereo to become extremely wide. - loses connection at a distance faster than my other Bluetooth headphones (Sennheiser hd4.50 and cx150), but perhaps this is again due to different versions of Bluetooth in the headphones and on the phone. For some reason, this glitch is absent in the noise reduction mode, and since the noise reduction in this mode is pleasant and not aggressive, I always use this mode by default. I replaced the entire set of ear pads almost immediately because I didn't like them. The case is slippery like a bar of soap, so I suggest you get a silicone case right away.