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Review on Wireless Earphones JBL Tune 205BT, silver by Micha Bialik (Eagle) ᠌

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Good product, good quality, not bad.

I used it for going on bike rides; for this use, the form factor is perfect (there is no sound insulation, so you will be able to hear oncoming traffic, signs, and other things), and in my opinion, for sports it is typically superior to "vacuum" ones. The sound is not ideal, but it is not offensive either, and it is satisfactory for the price (these are inexpensive headphones). I got it mostly for listening to audiobooks and podcasts, and it works great for those things (and for a YouTuber as well), while it is adequate for casual music listening (though I won't use it as my primary set of headphones for listening to music). The quality of the music is sufficient for usage during athletic activities because, even without using noise isolation, it is possible to hear the wind and other ambient sounds, even when the volume is turned down to its lowest setting. The use of electronics in them results in a superior sound. The headphones do not have a "mumbling" quality, but they do have a grainy sound, and the bass is not overpowering (it is gentle and does not load up).

Pros
  • You should not leave because it is quite comfy. If you remove the headphones and hang them over your neck, the wire will protect you even when you're in the air. + making it simpler to go through things in your pocket, etc. The margin for volume is quite substantial. When turned up to its utmost, the loudness can be so intense that it causes discomfort.
Cons
  • The assembly is not flawless, and some of the gaps have varying widths, but there is no creaking or playing to be heard. But I wouldn't wear them if it was raining outside. There is debate regarding management. The volume buttons are not felt, and because of this, it is not evident from which side to press them (although it does not impede so much). Additionally, a long press, in my opinion, is too long (2 seconds according to the paperwork, but it is felt on all 4).

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