Review on New White Marshall Minor II In-Ear Bluetooth Headphone by Amphai Sangchang ᠌

It is simply unsafe to cross the street at an unregulated pedestrian crossing while wearing them; because they do not allow you to turn your head to the right, it is dangerous to cross the road at an unregulated pedestrian crossing while wearing them. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THESE HEADPHONES TO THOSE WHO PLAN TO RUN AROUND THE STREETS WITH THEM. Has some pros • A sonorous quality of the highest order. You are not limited to only listening to rap and pop music; you can also listen to rock and metal. • Quality construction. There is no backlash, and plastic does not break when it is bent. • The battery, despite being used for an entire year, has never failed. I am not aware of the duration of this process. When I use my phone for anywhere between half an hour and two hours each day, I usually charge it once a week. despite its advantages. • The wire is made of a material that easily sticks to the skin, so when you want to look around at a pedestrian crossing and try to turn your head to the right, the wire does not allow you to do this, and if you still manage to turn your head, the left earphone is pulled out of your ear. • The control unit is too heavy, and when worn, it pulls the entire supply of wire under the right ear. • • The joystick on the control unit is difficult to use because in order to turn the headphones off or on, you have to remain completely still, gently press the joystick strictly vertically, and then wait a few seconds. Additionally, if you move your finger or the joystick by at least a "hair" while pressing or while holding it, then pressing will not be counted, and you will have to begin the process all over again. • The microphone ultimately started picking up sounds in an unpleasant manner. It would appear that the hole had been obstructed by dirt. I am not familiar with the process of cleaning.