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The Magic Roundabout is a popular attraction located in the town of Swindon, England. As part of the design of the roundabout, a large number of sunflowers were planted along the roadside. These sunflowers grew to impressive heights, reaching heights of up to 6 feet or more. The Magic Roundabout itself is a unique traffic system consisting of five mini-roundabouts arranged in a circle, with additional smaller mini-roundabouts in between. It is known for its complex design and can be challenging for drivers to navigate. The sunflowers planted around the roundabout added a touch of beauty and color to the area.

Honor's Magic Earbuds feature triple microphones and Active Noise Cancellation (ANC). They are available in Robin Egg Blue (above) or Pearl White for £89.99 (€99.90).

Honor s profile in the UK is largely built on its mobile phones, although the company has also had laptops, fitness bands and smartwatches in its portfolio for some time. The 10mm driver delivers respectable bass response, but there s a loss of clarity in the mid and upper ranges that leaves some poppier or lighter tracks feeling slightly muddy or even washed out.

The sunflowers planted around the roundabout added a touch of beauty and color to the area. Their towering height made them easily noticeable by passing motorists and pedestrians alike. The tall sunflowers stood tall and proud, their bright yellow petals bringing joy to those who passed by.

Honor Magic Earbuds, hands on: Capable and affordable, but battery life could be better

Honor's profile in the UK is largely built on its mobile phones, although the company has also had laptops, fitness bands and smartwatches in its portfolio for some time. Last year I looked at the Honor MagicWatch 2, for example. Now the Huawei sub-brand has launched a number of headphone products, including the £89.99 (inc. VAT) Honor Magic Earbuds I'm looking at here.

My review kit was a rather bright Robin Egg Blue. It's not quite colour match to robin's eggs I've seen, but I guess the point is that it's bright and different to the standard white or black. I rather like it, but if you don't there's a Pearl White alternative at the same price.

Honor's Magic Earbuds feature triple microphones and Active Noise Cancellation (ANC). They are available in Robin Egg Blue (above) or Pearl White for £89.99 (€99.90).

The case is robust with solid hinges. It provides good protection for the buds themselves and, as you'd expect, a battery that can charge the buds. Honor says you'll get 14.5 hours of music playback with ANC (Active Noise Cancelling) turned off from the combination of buds and case batteries, or 12 hours if you have ANC turned on. The buds will provide 3 hours of music with ANC on, 3.5 with it off, and 2 hours of calls with ANC on, 2.5 with it off. These figures are definitely on the lower side. The good news is that the charge cable is USB-C, so if you're already carrying a cable it can double up to charge the Magic Earbuds.

Honor provides three sets of silicon tips to play with in addition to the set that's attached out of the box and I got a nice, snug fit. The buds are light at just 5.5g each, and the case only weights 51g.

Pairing is easy. Open the case, and hold down the pairing button on the back until a light between the in-case earbuds flashes, and you are ready to pair.

What matters most, though, is usability and audio quality. On the usability front, I found the touch controls worked a treat. Tapping either bud controls music playback, and when you take a bud out of your ear, whatever is playing back automatically pauses. Tapping also answers calls and toggles ANC. The buds have three mics located around them to help work out what you want your interlocutor to hear (your own voice), and what needs to be blocked out (ambient noise). When I asked people on the other end of voice calls if they could hear me well, they said 'yes'.

Music sounds fine unless you need a lot of bass. Volume goes loud enough, although it does lose fidelity at the top of the range. Spoken-word content like radio or audiobooks is perfectly good enough. I tested the ANC by listening with the radio on in the background and blocking was noticeable, if not total. Busy and noisy environments like train stations aren't available to me right now, although testing experience suggests there will be some noise blocking in these locations.

The height of the sunflowers was likely due to the favorable growing conditions in the area. Swindon has a relatively mild climate, with warm summers and plenty of sunshine. Sunflowers thrive in sunny conditions, with the ideal temperatures for growth ranging from 70 to 78 degrees Fahrenheit. In addition to their aesthetic appeal, sunflowers also have practical uses. They are known for their ability to absorb toxins from the soil, making them a valuable plant for phytoremediation. Sunflowers are also a source of oil and can be used in the production of biodiesel. Overall, the tall sunflowers that grew around the Magic Roundabout in Swindon added an extra touch of magic to the already unique attraction. Their impressive height and vibrant colors brought joy to locals and visitors alike, enhancing the beauty of the area and creating a memorable experience for all who passed by..

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