Review on Wireless headphones JBL Tune 215 TWS, black by Ada Aleksandrowska ᠌

Because I am not used to listening to music without wires, I have unfortunately broken the headphones quite a few times by accident. Fortunately, they have proven to be durable and reliable. The benefits of it include: Craftsmanship combined with superior passive seclusion from the rest of the world. Because the ear pads were chosen appropriately, the headphones do not fall out of the wearer's ears. Excellent construction quality and aesthetically pleasing plastic. The headphones are safely stored inside the case, which doubles as the charging station. Both the headphones and the case performed exceptionally well during the light impact test and passed with flying colors; the only damage sustained was a few minor scratches, and the gadget has not been affected in any way. Sound quality that is satisfying even when played at a low volume; at times, you may even forget that you are wearing headphones; instead, it may appear that this is the score to your life =) Although I did not keep track of the amount of time it charged, I believe that it was sufficient for approximately five hours. Throughout the course of the entire day, I was unable to fully discharge both the headphones and the case. There is a backlight that indicates whether or not the headphones are charged, there are light indicators on the headphones themselves that indicate whether or not they have successfully paired with the device, and there is also a pleasant sound accompaniment that indicates whether or not this has occurred. Having this drawback: Because of the delay, it can be difficult to watch videos, but this is not the fault of these headphones; rather, the problem lies with the technology in general. The sound quality is slightly inferior to that of wired headphones, so it took some time for me to get used to it. However, the fact that I am not an audiophile means that the sound quality is acceptable to me now that I have adjusted to it. They are quite big; I personally consider this to be a drawback, but I see that for some people this quality may be quite significant. A physical button for management is unquestionably advantageous, but in order to activate it, you will need to insert the earpiece completely. During the charging process, just the case is charged; the headphones themselves begin charging as soon as the power is turned back on. (once more excluding the subjective)