Pros
- - The new Smart HD setting ushered in an array of novel experiences - A more streamlined design for the headphones enables them to sit more comfortably in the ears
Cons
- They started to get further and further away from the case (Not critical, but one could come up with something)
Pros
- -The existence of a variety of configurable options within the program -A headphones with a low weight -Comfortable to wear -Capability to activate the auto-pause mode when the earpiece is removed from the ear -Presence of an equalizer within the application -Capability to search for headphones (including separately left and right), if they are not in the case -Playback range of 14Hz-48.000Hz: crisp bass and treble, great voice and instrument reproduction -Capability to answer incoming calls and reset them -Capability to search for headphones (including separately - sophisticated noise reduction with three different modes (on, off, and sound permeability/convenient, for instance, while driving, when riding, or when crossing the road: the noise operates, but not at full strength, which allows you to hear the environment) In addition to that... When contrasted with the Meizu ep51, the Meizu pop 2, Woodbuds II, some audiotecnika ears, and Dr. Head Rebel - several levels higher. In general, I am rather content with the acquisition.
Cons
- The provided instruction booklet is absolutely useless; for example, it does not specify when, where, or what buttons to click in order to alter tracks, etc. The white version of the case has a glossy finish and is easy to soil. Nevertheless, a protective case is available for purchase. The headphones themselves come in a variety of glossy colors, and they can easily show fingerprints when touched. On the other hand, this may be removed quite quickly and easily.
Pros
- -The presence of different settings in the application -Lightweight headphone -Comfort to wear -Ability to turn on the auto-pause mode when the earpiece is removed from the ear -the presence of an equalizer in the application - the ability to search for headphones (including separately left and right), if they are not in the case - 14Hz-48.000Hz playback range: crisp bass and treble, great voice and instrument reproduction -Ability to answer incoming calls and reset them - chic noise reduction in 3 modes (on, off, sound permeability / convenient, for example, while driving, when cycling or when crossing the road: the noise works, but not at full power, which allows you to hear the environment) And much more. Compared with Meizu ep51, Meizu pop 2, Woodbuds II, some audiotecnika ears, and Dr. Head Rebel - several levels higher. In general, very satisfied with the purchase
Cons
- Absolutely stupid instruction manual included - it is not spelled out where, where and what to press to switch tracks, etc. In white, the case is glossy, easily soiled. However, you can buy a protective case The headphones themselves are glossy in any color, they also get dirty from fingers. However, this is extremely easy to erase.
Pros
- Form Factor The quality of music and headset playback. Noise reduction Transparency mode. Design
Cons
- Gestures. Still not sure if pinching is better than tapping. I'm still getting used to them. One pinch is easy to do, but two in a row is not very. It happens that a single pops up. Volume control, as for me, is just a function for show.
Pros
- Excellent sound, comfortable fit in the ear, excellent control menu, just bombing smart noise canceling
Cons
- The white version has a very scratched charging case
Pros
- Good sound, FIRE appearance. Not stupid, not buggy, unlike Huawei. And the sound is not worse, + thunder.
Cons
- A very bad microphone compared to the first version + MARRIAGE Caught - a dot on the right earpiece.
Pros
- Sound quality
Cons
- Sound breaks, autonomy
Pros
- Sound, build quality, microphone, if the phone is good, they catch very far from the device without losing sound / voice.
Cons
- price.
