Review on JBL Endurance SPRINT Wireless Headphones, red by Agata Huas-Brodecka ᠌

In terms of being able to listen to music, it is outstanding. The sound quality is fantastic, and all of the basses, both upper and lower, can be heard extremely clearly. The microphone did not work, but these headphones were not purchased for use in conversation; rather, they were intended for listening to music. Thus, I'm going to give it a score of 4 out of 5. Pros: Even when they were not wearing their ears, the sound was stylish, and the mount ensured that the headphones did not fall off the wearer's neck. While I was running, they fit wonderfully in my ears and there were no issues whatsoever. The noise in the subway is inaudible due to the fact that the well isolates all sounds. In terms of its resistance to water, it performs admirably while it's pouring outside. The connection with the phone is quick, and it establishes a connection right away. I'm not sure how it works on android, but the amount of charge for the headphones is displayed on the panel line of the iPhone, which makes it very easy to monitor when the user is seated. The charge is being withheld in the manner shown. Also, they charge really rapidly. It is extremely satisfying to know that ten minutes spent charging the device is equivalent to an hour spent listening to music. These are some downsides: The microphone has a lack of volume. The interlocutor hears everything that is going on around me, yet they are unable to pick up on my voice. It's possible that this is because the microphone is integrated into the earpiece itself, rather than being a separate component that can be removed. It is not apparent why it was even placed in that location. Every time, in order to be heard, I have to take out the proper earpiece and talk directly into it. I was stumped for a good amount of time trying to figure out how to switch the headphones on and off. It is important to press and hold the touch button for a specific amount of seconds in order to turn it off, and you must also do this. Sometimes, for whatever reason, this time will alter, and in order to turn them off, you will need to keep them on for a longer period of time than is typical. In addition, the touch button frequently causes interference. For instance, if you touch it with your hair, it might work and then pause, and if your clothes happen to come into contact with it for an extended period of time, they might turn off. If you slide your finger up the button, the sound will get louder, and if you slide your finger down the button, the sound will get softer. This is not very successful. The button almost always misinterprets finger movements as a normal press and stops instead of altering the sound when it should be changing it.