My second wireless headphones. When I listened to the first, there was the same disappointment. They tell me: because they are wireless. Let's say. I read reviews about these: they all have wow, and most importantly, the key advantage is high-quality sound from JBL. I think: okay, my first honor sport - after all, the Chinese, let's check the Samsung. And it turned out to be even worse in terms of sound. No detail, just zero. Due to the lack of highs, one gets the feeling that you are listening to speakers in which the tweeters burned out (I had such). Everything is somehow muffled, like a sound through a pillow. The soundproofing on my ears is weak, but they seem to be for children (outwardly one gets the impression, because they are smaller than they look in the pictures). And not everyone needs it. I took a promotion for 1350 for children, so it's not so offensive. By the way, the situation is very similar with the JBL clip 3 portable speaker. But there, the appearance, assembly and protection against shock and water were the main pluses. The volume there is also small and the sound quality is like that of a similar Chinese one, which is three times cheaper. Not bad, not as dull as these headphones, but not worth the money either. It's still good that at one time the sales assistant dissuaded me from taking a JBL soundbar.
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