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D. Campbell |
2.0 |
Periodically, earbuds lose sync with eachother |
All in all, these aren't bad per se, but I wouldn't buy another pair of this modle.Good:The cost is mid-range and not to pricy.The earbuds fit well and are snug even if you're going out for a jog. No falling out of the ears.The bluetooth connection seems decent as to range and function. Some BT earbuds can have interrupts if you're in a wide open space without sufficient surfaces to bounce a signal off of thus having your phone in a pocket while listening to music and going for a run, you get signal drops. I have not had that happen with these earbuds.Bad:From time to time (especially in a car which makes no sense to me due to plenty of surfaces for signal reflection) the earbuds lose sync with eachother such that the sound bounces from left to right back to left, etc. This is distracting depending on what's being played and in worse situations actually effects my balance (this last may just be a me thing). When that happens, it usually happens for a couple minutes before clearing up. Pausing and restarting playback does not address the issue. Running tests on the same devices and media with other headsets does not replicate the issue, so it is these headsets having the problem.The overall sound quality is OK, but nothing better than that.The maximum volume these earbuds can accomodate is what I would consider Moderate/Mid level at best. If you're in a noisy environment (loud road noise, noisy restaurant, etc.) having these in your ear only helps a bit. This is a big downcheck in my book.Neutral:The case - the case shows it's % of power... to show how much it's battery level is holding. For my taste, just a couple LEDs so I could see roughly how much power reserve it has would be sufficient for my taste when the following is true. My issue is with the individual earbud power level indicators. There is a set of 4 led lights that flicker as an earbud is charging up. Cute in animation but fairly useless other than to show that the earbud is charging up. When an earbud is charged, those LED's go out. Does that mean that the earbud isn't seated all the way and is dead as a doornail or it's seated and fully charged? Who knows... could be either. I would much rather have some type of indicator as to how much of a charge each earbud has. This isn't BAD per se, but for my personal taste, it's on the negative side of things. |
2024-03-16 |
2024-03-20 12:45:14 |