Review on JBL T110BT Wireless In-Ear Headphones Three-Button Remote Microphone (Gray) by Quc Bnh  (MC) ᠌

After using it for three days, I was able to return it to the store without any problems. In addition, the vendor was not the least bit surprised, since he stated that many customers had complained about the product's sound quality. It is unclear where all of these raving evaluations came from in the first place. It would appear that people are just now becoming familiar with the concept of "plugs." Unclear. I strongly suggest that you shell out a bit more money and get the ears that are significantly more deserving. The advantages of it include the following: Built to a high standard and without experiencing any blowback. The actual battery life lives up to the claims made by the manufacturer. Both a track changer and a volume control are included for your convenience. On the bright side, there are many positive aspects. The following are some of its negative aspects: Sound. He's disgusting. The number of non-name plugs that are equivalent to 300. Given the price, it is reasonable to anticipate and accommodate such behavior. But I'm sad to say that the JBL brand is a total embarrassment. There are an excessive number of highs, and the center is more or less the same. Despite some of their technological advancements, the bass is not really noticeable. The equalizer has the ability to make very minor adjustments to the scene. Yet, it does not do any miraculous feats. convenience in terms of sound. The connecting line is continually rubbing against your clothing, and this rubbing and rustling sound is transmitted quite clearly through the headphone case and into your ears. Microphone designed for conversational use. The parties involved are dissatisfied with the sound quality and the interference. Particularly when walking along the street. In a general sense, there is no such thing as functional headphones for music. In addition, the bottom can be used as a conversational headset.