Pros
- -price -simplicity -convenience -style
Cons
- no
Pros
- Price-quality ratio.
Cons
- Case.
Pros
- Passive noise cancellation Very light
Cons
- - Marked case both inside and outside. Outside easily scratched - connection drops sometimes - sometimes they catch out of sync sound -they have an absolutely terrible microphone, on the street you can hear all the sounds except the interlocutor. In quiet places like shops or at home, the interlocutor is heard as if from a barrel
Pros
- The quality of the materials (except for the ear pads), the connection is stable (unlike many other owners, I can’t complain).
Cons
- It is absolutely (!) impossible to use as a headset, the ear cushions are harsh, like very cheap headphones up to 300, the sound is mediocre.
Pros
- Good sound good microphone They sit comfortably in the ears, with minimal discomfort, you can leave for 3-4 hours, that is, a full charge
Cons
- Terrible control and ergonomics of the touch panels in 2 out of 3 cases, when you take out or remove the headphones, the touch panel is touched and music starts playing, or you can turn off or turn on the earphone
Pros
- They sit comfortably in the ear. Quick connection to phone. Decent battery life. The quality of materials. Ability to answer calls.
Cons
- Sound.
Pros
- Price, operating time, sound quality
Cons
- You can not switch tracks with two taps, case charging indicator, touch buttons
Pros
- Maybe the sound, I'm not very good at it
Cons
- In order: 1. Lack of physical buttons. You have no idea how uncomfortable they are to walk in! Slightly touch the sensor and that's it! They either start playing or they pass out 2. No switching tracks out of the box! Mother your, well, why did you do it? Voice assistant, seriously? (You can suffer with applications and finish switching tracks) 3. Lousy inner lining of the earbuds and inner lining of the case. Because of this, I had to force them into the case, because they could not be charged if they were not inserted there and not checked. 4. The left earpiece falls off. Well it's a classic 5. Again, because of the coating of the headphones and the case, these are the parts that collect all the dirt that they find. (From this, by the way, the slip becomes even worse, it is even more difficult to charge the headphones) 6. Incomprehensible Chinese when turning on and off (nitpicking) 7. Periodically, the left earpiece falls off so much that they lose synchronization! You have to completely reset both headphones with a long press and re-bind to the phone.
Pros
- -Is there sound -quick connection - The microphone is normal (relative to the price) - Communication range with the phone (+ -9 m) (fashionable to walk around the house without a phone)
Cons
- For those who have thick fingers, when you try to fix the earpiece in your ear, you accidentally touch the sensor and it turns off, but then you get used to it and, like the English queen, you elegantly stick it with two fingers where you need it, and even throw out the little finger in traditional English traditions)) It should be remembered that the ears of each of us are different, and the headphones are the same in size. For some, this model will sit completely in the auricle, while for some it will not. In mine it turns out that it enters the ear, and the rest of the body just sticks out the top and side
Pros
- All the same, headphones without wires are an excellent technical solution. Frees up hands. The child cannot pull out the headphones;)
Cons
- Periodically disconnected from the device, I believe this is due to a low charge. Didn't test it, but it seems they have less than 4 hours on duty. Clarification (3 weeks of use) - the left earpiece stopped connecting.
