Huawei FreeBuds Pro 2 vs FreeBuds Pro 3 Bluetooth Earbuds | Compare | Specifications | Features

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[@leontin.munteanu]

The reason why nobody is talking about these earbuds is the "cult of Apple" which is very strong. Many people want to stay in the ecosystem with the belief that not only will run smooth, but also at the verry best. And to be honest, up until 2-3 years ago, Apple's AirPods where the benchmark, not only for sound, but also for the active noise cancelation during calls. Me for example, I am a samsung user, and i did the same mistake : I bought the Buds Pro. They sound nice, but the ANC during calls, was average. Plus, the shape of the buds, is not for most type of ears, and they tend to be quite heavy after a long use. The gestures in my case were quite bad, and i felt that it will add even more pressure on the eardrum. So I ended up buying the Huawei Freebuds Pro 2 (Developed with Devialet), and i was impressed. Not only they are lighter, but they sound better, even though Samsung developed the buds with AKG. The fact that they support LDAC codec which brings Hi-Res audio, is a game changer for an android user. The iPhone does not support that.

[@Demisoof]

Hey there, I’m an iPhone user so ur basically saying I can’t use some of the essential features cuz it doesn’t support them?

[@leontin.munteanu]

The real answer is "it depends". These earbuds like the airpods, recognize the standard apple codec which is AAC. But because of their dual driver, they will sound even more clear. Apple has their own "high res audio codec" named ALAC that can go up to 192kbs. On the other hand, LDAC (codec developed by Sony) can go up to 960kbs. However, it depends also the source that you gave. Apple Music can offer you music with "loseless audio" up to 192kb. Spotify free gives you 160kbs, and Premium is 320 kbs.

[@Demisoof]

@@leontin.munteanu holy.. I can’t tell whether ur a tech enthusiast or into audio engineering

[@Demisoof]

@@leontin.munteanu and is there any reason why the huwaei buds pro 2’s have went off the radar, and tech reviewers have stopped reviewing them?