Review on Black JBL T450BT On-Ear Wireless Headphones with Built-In Mic and Remote by Agata Jurkiewicz ᠌

The headphones only weigh a few ounces. Even at a distance of ten meters and through a wall made of reinforced concrete, the signal is unimpaired. We haven't put it through its paces across greater distances. In reference to the sound. For the sake of not being unjustified, I will compare it with my open displays that currently cost no more than 2tr (which is 30 percent less than the price of the JBL 450BT at the time of 08202222). Although the JBL has more bass, the picture and the overall sound detail are both slightly degraded as compared to the other system. On the other hand, JBL headphones play better than in-ear headphones (the greatest of which I listened to for up to ten hours), and this is true when played from a computer as well as when played from a phone. For JBL headphones, the difference in sound quality between a computer and a phone when connected via Bluetooth is not substantial; however, for plug-ins, the difference is enormous, and of course, it is not in the phone's favor. Do not trust anyone who claims that the sound quality of wired headphones is noticeably superior than that of Bluetooth headphones. Although there is a distinction, it is inconsequential when compared to the lower cost of wired headphones (in my case, open monitors). In addition, in order to have sound of a high quality, the complete sound route needs to be of a level that is proportionally high to the emitters as well as the quality of the track. Whether listening to music on a computer, phone, or player, it makes absolutely no sense, in my opinion, to purchase headphones that cost more than $3,000. Each pair of headphones is intended to be used for a specific purpose. I came to the conclusion that, when I am at home, I should have the displays of a computer open. In the park, people wear BT headphones on their heads, and at home, they watch movies while wearing BT headphones. There is a bug in the phone that causes micropauses to skip every once in fifteen minutes for around 0.2-0.3 seconds when the phone's battery charge is low (less than 10%). The battery in the headphones is in good shape. These headphones are a wonderful alternative to consider if you want to avoid the hassle of dealing with wires while also enjoying good sound portability. If you absolutely must have the sound to be as good as it possibly can be, then you should use wired open monitors. Even at 450x, the sound quality is satisfactory. It is difficult to come across headphones that have the appropriate frequency response.