Pros: Comfortable headphones, fit well in the ears, convenient case. Has some cons I didn’t really like the sound, when compared with Sony headphones, it seems that there are not enough lows and middles, but this is not my ear for music.

Different pros: Fits comfortably in the ear, really good sound, decent microphone, design, wide range of colors Different cons: There is a sound delay if used in tandem with a non-Samsung phone

Has some pros Good headphones for their price, they connect to the phone quickly, the connection is not lost, convenient control. Its cons: The microphone could be better, no other shortcomings have yet been identified.

Pros: Lots of cool features like the surround function or speaking notifications Some cons: I would like more maximum volume and better noise isolation.

Has pros: Great headphones last a long time. There are no cigarette stubs sticking out of the ears. Got cons: Not suitable for everyone. Mom didn't fit. A month later, the charger is loose.

Its pros: compactness, operating time, interlocutors do not complain about the quality of communication. no stray background sounds Got cons: in the second month, the right one stopped connecting to anything

Pros below: It is good to keep in the ears, the build quality, they hold the charge enough, the microphone is flawless . Has some cons The sound for such money could have been done better, of course, but in general the norms.

Has some pros Excellent sound, quality, application interface. Convenient touch panel. Has cons: Sometimes the microphone does not work correctly when communicating

Pros: Compact Can be charged with wireless charging They hold a charge for a long time - I charge about once a week, subject to use for 3-4 hours 5 days a week Its cons: The microphone is terrible, as a headset can only be used indoors without extraneous sounds

Has some pros The sound is pleasant, the design and, as my friend says, it is easy to replace the battery Cons: Ears get tired quickly, pain begins after a couple of hours changed earbuds, everything is ok)

Some pros: Good sound No wires Functionality in the headphones themselves (there is no need to go into the phone for each on/switch) Ability to customize functionality Has some cons Would like a more compact size Mother-of-pearl centerpiece

Pros below: "Gags" of good quality. But the sound is nothing supernatural, average. Different cons: Mediocre sound, headphones in the same price range from a Chinese manufacturer (the one under US sanctions) sound many times better.

Pros: They sit comfortably in the ears, do not fall out. Wow, they hold a charge for a long time. They connect quickly to my Galaxy Note 9. The case is quite compact. Its cons: Not enough low frequencies, the equalizer does not really help in this. The plastic of the case is very slippery, you need a case.

Got pros: Convenient trunk. Phone connection speed. Wireless charger. Replaceable nozzles. Has some cons The sound on the overhead is better. Ears get tired of these plugs (as I understand it, this is not for everyone - earplugs don’t fit me at all).

Has some pros Quality sound Comfortably sit in the ear Large radius Design Different cons: The touch buttons get in the way, they are pressed when you stick in, stick out the earpiece.

Pros below: Holds a charge for a long time. Takes two workers for a day. Charge fast Some cons: When voicing messages, sometimes repeats the same message several times

My first pair of Bluetooth headphones of this kind are these. I carefully considered my options before deciding on bads + based on comments and evaluations from the Internet. I never ever considered that using Samsung items could leave you feeling so let down. My $1,000 wired headphones deliver many times more bass than noise. Although my pals all agreed that the middle and upper ones in the bads were superior, they were all too quiet (they checked the landing, they sat deep). While putting on…

It only takes two clicks to connect, and it starts working right away. Functions correctly and exactly as required. When you take it out of the box, it starts playing, but when you put it back in the box, it stops playing. Sound, not studio ears, but not Chinese either; just sound in general. Simply put, you need to acclimate yourself to the material. The standard for a wireless headset requires it to have excellent sound reproduction of the caller's voice, stable reception and transmission of

My first pair of wireless earbuds. I chose the Sennheiser IE4 in the interim. However the phone's connection stopped working. Phone, a Galaxy S7. One) Landing. You can run while the ears are kept really reliably. Sometimes you forget that you are wearing headphones since nothing is pressing or pressing. They seem tidy and do not protrude from the ears. 2) Isolating noise. much superior to IE4. It's hard to hear the street. The metro is also good. 3) Sound. After my IE4, I was a little let down…

The headphones, especially the transparency option, surprised me in a good way. There is no sense that anything is off-balance or otherwise wrong with the sound quality; it is excellent for me. The microphone is the only "BUT" present. Everything is OK when you're inside and the background noise isn't too loud, but if you walk outdoors where cars are moving or when you're on a public transportation vehicle, the other person practically cannot hear you and the sound has an echo that sounds like…