Enco Free2 True Wireless Noise Cancelling Earbuds White, W52WHITE

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Słuchawki są w porządku ale przy następnym zakupie napewno dołożę parę złotych np do Huawei Freebuds 4/5i. W tych słuchawkach napewno gorsza jakość dzwięku i wygłuszenia.

I've been commuting for ages with a set of over-the-ear Sennheiser HD4.40BT's, which are great but starting to look a bit tatty. I'm also of the opinion that over-the-ear headphones, while great sounding, always look a bit gonky, so I decided to start looking for a set of 'true wireless' earbuds. I stayed far away from the fruity manufacturer's (you know the one) Airpods because I refuse to conform and looked at getting the Sony XM5's but couldn't justify the price, so it was purely by chance that I stumbled across these Oppo beauties selling at a crazy price on Amazon which offered all of the bells and whistles, so I couldn't say no. Let's get on with the review! >>>WHAT'S IN THE BOX? In the diminutive packaging, you'll find the earbuds in their charging pod, three sets of different sized silicon earbud tips, a small charging cable and some instructions. The packaging is mostly made from cardboard, but the earbuds are served on a plastic tray which could have easily been cardboard too. Four out of five for recyclability. >>>FIRST IMPRESSIONS? If you've never seen 'true wireless' earbuds before, the first thing that will strike you is just how tiny they are. The charging pod itself measures less than 8cm at its widest part and the earbuds themselves are so tiny that you will immediately worry about losing them. They look and feel very well constructed. >>>ARE THEY EASY TO SET UP AND PAIR? If you've got an Oppo smartphone (which I happen to have), you just need to open the charging pod and a pairing/connecting graphic will show on the screen, which makes them really quick to pair and get up and running. If you don't have an Oppo device, you just need to download Oppo's 'Heytap' software, which makes it easy to get them connected and set up. >>>HOW DO THEY SOUND? Ah, the most important bit! Well, let's get the negative bit out of the way first - when I first heard these I wasn't very impressed. They seem to have been tuned to boost the high-end of the mids, so if you like listening to guitar-based music as I do, you'll find them to be really harsh-sounding without a little bit of jiggery-pokery. There are four equiliser settings in the app, but none of them cut this harshness down by any great deal, and messing with the Dolby Atmos sound settings doesn't do much to change it either. In the end, I resorted to downloading an equaliser app (Flat Equiliser by jApps) onto my device which allowed me to really crunch down the 8KHz range, which really smoothened the sound on these buds out to the point where (to my ears at least) they started to sound really rather ace. The bass is pleasingly punchy and they handle most music brilliantly. I do find myself having to go back and tweak the equaliser settings now and then though, but I'm pleased with how the buds sound now. >>>HOW DO YOU CONTROL THEM? The sides of each of the earbuds is touch sensitive, and respond to gestures and taps. You can edit how the gesture and taps work, and can set it so that double-tapping on your right earbud skips forward and doing the same on the left skips backwards. I like this. >>>HOW DO YOU CHARGE THEM - AND HOW'S THE BATTERY LIFE? To charge these earbuds, you simply need to pop them into their charging pod, which uses its own battery to charge them. According to the blurb, the earbuds can last up to four hours with ANC turned on and the charging pod is good for several charges before needing charged. I tend to only use them for commuting, so I've had no problems with the battery life - if you like to listen to music for extended periods of time, you might find them a bit lacking in this department. The app allows you to monitor the battery life of each earbud and the charging pod, which can easily be charged using a USB-C cable. >>>HOW'S THE NOISE CANCELLING? These are actually the first set of ANC (Active Noise Cancelling) headphones I've owned and, oh my Grandfather, I'm not sure how I lived without it before! When you pop them into your lugs, you can hear the ANC kicking in right away, and traffic noises and the hubbub on public transport dwindles to a gentle hiss. Once you've got music playing, you'll barely hear anything in all but the noisiest of environments. There's also a 'transparency' option, which turns off the ANC and pipes the audio from the environment through to your ears, so you can hear when someone's speaking to you. >>>ARE THEY COMFORTABLE? Going from the other reviews on here, this is a very subjective matter and it might all depend on your lugholes. I find them very comfortable to wear, and with the medium-sized silicon caps they stay firmly in my ears without feeling that they're going to fall out. >>>CAN YOU TAKE TELEPHONE CALLS WITH THESE? Yes - you can! I have reports that the audio quality from the microphones in these earbuds is top-notch! >>>SUMMING UP Despite the fact that I had to do some tweaking to get these sounding like I wanted them to sound, I'm actually really impressed by these earbuds. The battery life, wealth of features and (by golly) the price make them an amazing bargain!

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Le utilizzo tutti i giorni per diverse ore, tra lo studiare con rumori bianchi, il rilassarmi con pianoforte e musica classica, al fare sport con musica più energetica e pestata e si comportano sempre egregiamente con tutti i tipi di musica, anche ad alti volumi. A proposito, volume massimo bello alto, non le ho mai usate sopra l'80/90%, e anche sparate al massimo il suono rimane pulito. Non ho un orecchio esperto ma il suono mi sembra ben bilanciato sempre chiaro e mai gracchiante, non troppo rimarcato sui bassi che sono comunque consistenti con la musica giusta; solo non aspettateveli potentissimi e preponderanti sulle frequenze più alte. ANC ottimo, insonorizza bene rumori regolari come treno, aereo, aspirapolvere o traffico. Anche in trasparenza se la cava bene, in giro a piedi con musica al 50/60 si riconoscono distintamente i rumori cittadini e le auto passare, cosa utile se non si vuole essere investiti. Il microfono in chiamata è davvero ottimo, mi ha stupito soprattutto nelle giornate ventose o con rumori di sottofondo, l'interlocutore mi sentiva sempre benissimo, anche in bicicletta con andatura allegra. Batteria buona, non me ne sono mai preoccupato più di tanto, quando serve le do una botta di carica e via, diciamo una volta ogni 2/3 giorni, appena vedo che il case è al 40/50%. Autonomia delle cuffie nella media, penso che con ANC e volume al 75% durino tranquillamente 4 ore e più, ma in ogni caso si caricano molto rapidamente nel case, non mi hanno mai lasciato a piedi. Controlli touch buoni e affidabili, funzionano anche con i guanti, pochi i tocchi accidentali. Interessante che si possa alzare e abbassare il volume dalle cuffiette, cosa che ritenevo inutile e che è invece molto comoda. Si collegano molto velocemente al dispositivo non appena si apre il case e la connessione resta buona anche a diversi metri di distanza. Bella e utile la caratteristica di potersi interfacciare a due dispositivi contemporanteamente, così da poter switchare da uno all'altro senza ogni volta dover scollegare e collegare il bluethoot. Io ho un dispositivo oneplus (7pro) e non ho bisogno di scaricare l'app dedicata in quanto già integrata nel software, come negli oppo. In ogni caso non dovrebbe esserci alcuna differenza nei due casi se non, appunto, l'integrazione nativa, che ha qualche animazione carina stile apple (su oppo e oneplus). App fatta bene, permette di personalizzare gli auricolari in base al proprio orecchio e di selezionare alcuni profili di equalizzazione, rivedere i controlli touch e sistemare le solite impostazioni. Nell'orecchio stanno bene, non cadono troppo facilmente e si riesce a fare palestra o una corsetta senza troppi problemi. Naturalmente non sono cuffiette sportive per cui non sono salde come in modelli specifici per lo sport. Secondo me sono un best buy, vi consiglio di guardare anche la recensione di Galeazzi per farvi meglio un'idea sul prodotto. Davvero molto versatili e super consigliate, soprattutto se siete possessori oppo/oneplus.

c'est OK pour le prix