Review on Wireless Earphones JBL Tune 205BT, silver by Ada Niewiadomska ᠌

Headphones withstand the declared 6 hours of battery life at moderate volume. I don’t agree with those who wrote that the headphones fall off, the power supply outweighs the manipulator - on the contrary, you can put them on and not feel at all (which is a great help for the clip that fixes the two headphones together, which everyone also finds fault for some reason). I don’t understand the dissatisfaction with the lack of soundproofing, which simply shouldn’t be in in-ear headphones. I was pleased with the basic integration with iOS - on the phone in several ways you can check the charge of the headphones. There are some questions about the sound. Yes, it is good, but there is a lack of volume, after reaching the top bar, I want to throw in a couple more divisions (in Sennheiser MX 170, from which I switched, there was no such problem). Now to the obvious misses of the model in terms of convenience. First: the volume / track switching buttons. It is not entirely clear what the problem was to implement the change of tracks in the usual form “two clicks on the main button - the next track, three clicks - the previous one”, here you have to hold down the volume buttons to switch. Unusual and uncomfortable, but you can rebuild. Second: strange sounds. Turning on / off is accompanied by an incomprehensible sound. A low charge is always accompanied by a loud and sudden sound. If you've cranked the volume all the way up but accidentally keep pressing the volume up button, you'll be greeted with a nasty sound that's also built into the song. This is the first time I've come across this. In general, I can recommend the headphones to all doubters. There are no competitors in this form factor and price segment, the headphones work out their cost in terms of sound quality, and the absence of wires captivates and makes life easier.