Review on Bowers &Amp by Boyan Kolev ᠌

I was surprised to find that headphones that were relatively pricey had such flaws in their design. Got pros: You can converse on them while riding the Hong Kong subway and swiftly switch between different devices. They are convenient, have a good connection range, and adequate microphone quality. If the item is removed, play will be paused. Simple to put on even while walking about, just make sure not to press down on it. Below are some downsides: A major drawback was that after only two months of use, the left ear started to break down. Either the music is lost and cannot be heard again unless the headphones are connected to a computer through USB, or the left ear begins to make a bizarre noise, rustling, and interfering with the right ear's audio. The problem is almost certainly caused by software, yet updating the firmware had no effect. There are moments when I am unclear regarding the inclusion. There was nothing bothersome about it, but the previous headphones made things simpler. A number of folks who listened commented that the bass was excessively powerful. Even though I am not aware of this, I have decreased the rating for the sound.