The Silensys E7 Active Noise Cancelling Bluetooth Headphones Review are great headphones in all major ways. The design of this product is similar compared to the contemporary designs of the major competitors like Sennheiser and Bose in regards to the materials used and the colors for sure with its signature black facade. That’s not the only thing I find interesting with this item as the value of the product should be addressed. To find a comparable headphone, in my opinion, your probably going to have to spend around a lot more on brand recognition from those previously mentioned competitors. That’s why this product deserves a chance although the brand may be unfamiliar to you. The comfort of this product is really nice it should fit well enough for all shapes and sizes as the size adjustment thing you can pull on each side of the product is above average in terms of stretching ability. Another above-average feature is the cushion effectiveness. This is definitely a comfortable pair of headphones more comfortable than the average pair of headphones you see on Amazon. Both ear muffs have plenty of cushions that will allow extended gaming successions with minimal sweating and pain. The part where your head goes is completely padded up which is nice because sometimes companies just pad up the middle spot and not the entire thing so that’s awesome. The audio is once again above average as the sound realism is pretty good with all genres. However, this thing shines if you like bass enchantments. Modern songs from artists like Drake or Post sound really awesome and pop where you want them to and focus on realism when the beat slows down. You will definitely notice the difference between normal headphones and these if you compare them. The easiest way to do this is to find a song that utilizes L-R audio and many instruments. A quality pair of headphones makes figuring out those subtle background instruments really easy and there will be times when you only hear audio coming out from one cup. This is not a glitch on Spotify but a choice by some artists to add a dramatic effect on certain beats. It’s a cool little feature I found really cool.

So the product does have an internal microphone which is used for calling and voice chat. It’s not something that would be identified by a sound driver on a computer which then could be used on Youtube or Twitch or something. The audio performed fine and my test subjects could hear what I was saying with no real issues. One thing I forgot to mention earlier was some of the physical features of the product. It takes micro USB power and comes with a cable in the box ready to go, the cups only spin around 90 degrees which does not seem like much but actually, I like it this way as you won’t be confused whether you have the product on backward or forwards. Also, I can’t forget to address the power button placement. I’ve seen many people complain regarding the placement of this feature. Personally, I don’t think it’s that bad, and works fine make sure you hold it long enough for the blue and red light to show. The product does have some noise canceling which is apparent but not absolute. I’d say it’s around 25 percent which is great news as you are going to be able to block some sounds out. However, if you’re in a loud setting you will hear background noise. For example, if some girls yell from the opposite side of the hall late at night. Overall I really liked this product there is really nothing wrong with it at all. I think we are reaching the apex of this market. I don’t know how much innovation is left in this space so for that reason 5 star ratings from this point forward will be tougher for headphones. Thanks for sending me this product for review. No further compensation was provided.

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The Blitz Wolf True Wireless Earbuds are devices that go directly into your ears, no wires attached what-so-ever. They connect to your device via Bluetooth technology and come with a 2-in-1 carrying case and charger, and a one foot micro USB cord. The carrying case is great, so you don’t lose them and can charge them at the same time, however, they do fall out of the case easily once the case is open, so that could be problematic. Be aware that the travel compartment does have a limited battery and needs to be charged via the micro USB cord. There are little blue lights in the case that light up when the earbuds are charging. Once taken out of the case one earbud will have a blinking light, indicating is it looking for a Bluetooth signal. The right and left earbud do connect separately so it took about 5-10 minutes for both of them to finally connect to my phone.

On the other hand, I do think it’s awesome that they connect separately since that does add versatility. In terms of the quality of sound, the vocal clarity was very good and there was no bass boost. I think it’s for the best that there is no bass boost because I believe that it is a cheap way to fix a much bigger problem and I appreciate the realism sound. The volume quality wasn’t that bad but it was lower than expected. Even with the low volume quality, there was plenty of sound bleed with the volume at only 50%. They didn’t fall out with movement as I expected of this type of product so I was happy with that. I own about 10 pairs of wireless earbuds and overall these are by far the best. I never use my other ones but these are so good that you just might catch me using them once in a while.

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Overall I’m very happy with The Perseids 2.4G wireless keyboard for the Nintendo Switch. While I wish the keyboard was broken in a little more. Because sometimes the product simply does not register a click and seems to get better over time but it’s still not perfect. And I also wish the product didn’t require a USB receiver to work as now you can’t use this thing on the go. This is definitely the biggest flaw of this product. Like what the heck were they thinking here? Like, give this thing a USB type c or some other way to connect this product without the need of the switch base. But besides those two things, it’s actually a really solid product. Using this product with the Joy-Cons feels like a mix of the Wii u gamepad controller and the joycon grip. I really like this thing a lot it’s nice and light but at the same time, it provides a comfortable experence that actually may be my future controller. I find the normal joy con grips to be a little to tight together making precise movements harder than necessary. For example when playing games like Super Mario Odyssey and Xenoblade Chronicles 2 precise movements like throwing Marios hat then dolphin diving in mid-air into his hat so he gets an extra jump can truly only be executed while using this controller compared to normal ones. Also for Xenoblade Chronicles 2, an RPG with constant action requires constant moving and attacking to avoid attacks but also deal out punishment at the same time. This controller here really makes this experence better.

I found the box for this product to be very nice. It’s clean and colorful and does a nice job informing what this product is used to do. The product has the charging indicator which tells you how much power is left in the controller joycons. The controller itself is not a separate power source instead it just drains power from the joycons. This works for around 10 meters so you can definitely not stand next to your dock but I would not recommend doing it from a separate room as you will not be able to see what’s on your TV anyway unless you have it in handheld mode. This once again points out the issue with the USB receiver again. Going back to the keys while I did bash them a bit I would also like to mention that I still really like them overall. They made typing in keys on the Eshop and configuring my new wifi at school a breeze. With additional keys like caps lock and space, it really does everything. I would not be surprised if this product works with other devices like Nvidia Tablets as they use the same system architecture. Overall I think this product is very solid. Not only does it provide a quality keyboard but it actually is a better way to play games with the joycons compared to the one in the box. I’m a big fan of this product even with its mild flaws. It’s 4.5-star item for sure amazon link is down below. Thanks for sending me this product for review besides the free sample no further compensation was provided.

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The Perseids 3D VR/AR viewer is the next generation of the cardboard VR helmets. I think a lot of information was gathered during the 1st generation. Whether you used a Hootoo, Gear, or even an Oculus helmet a lot of the pros and cons were mutual. Whether it was the uncomfortable and anti-social helmets, the poor resolution, and let’s not forget about the investment costs whether it’s $100 for the gear or $500 for Oculus + $1000 for a desktop that can actually handle the games. These criticisms I mentioned among many others seemed to have been at least partially addressed in this generation. For example instead of putting some sweaty, compressing lens on your face instead you attach the helmet to the top of your forehead and a nice convenient mirror hangs over your eyes but nothing is actually touching them. This is interesting as you can choose to see what’s going on around you or you can focus on your phone. This is also a bad thing as there is no way to block out the inherent light from shining into your field of view. Another interesting change is all the different macro focuses available on those 1st gen helmets are all gone. Now what you see is basically what you get there is no way to edit the focus of your view unless you physically move the mirror but it’s definitely not the same. The device allows about 63 degrees of action this is lower then gen 1 helmets which average between 90-110 degrees approximately. I also like how ARikt and ARcore are available outside the box and that’s nothing to take for granted. This feature is mainly for developers for now but I anticipate consumer usage eventually. The product works with devices from 4-5.5 inches which is pretty much the same as what I’m used to.

Just remember in regards to device sizes this is excluding cases. Thin penny cases probably would work with the product. But if you have a thick Ottobox keeping it on will simply cause distortion in the picture so be aware. But the biggest question of all is how is the visuals on this thing? Well, it’s hard to explain it does not feel as 3D as those 1st gen helmets but I would say the resolution is much higher as your not depending on a cheap lens but merely an HD mirror. I definitely still have trouble focusing on subjects like those gen 1 helmets but it’s definitely less noticeable. I also had trouble keeping the product upon my head. For some reason, it constantly fell off every 10 minutes. It almost seemed like it’s designed this way to discourage excessive usage times. Moving back a step I found the box this thing is packed in to be fine it’s that signature brownish color with some black and white pictures on the front. Surprisingly no instruction manual or warranty card was included in the box. I suspect this was a return unit which can happen when you get stuff sent for review. Overall I’m at a lost of words when it comes to this product. Is this truly generation 2? or more like gen 1.5 that needs more work? Nobody knows but soon we will find out much more about this pediatric industry. In my opinion, I don’t think this industry as a whole is ready for primetime just yet. Just look how quickly the Vive and Oculus died. But this product here is a step for sure I’m just not sure which direction this is, to be honest. Thanks very much for sending me this product for review. No compensation was provided just the free item that was sent to me.


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