Review on JBL Tune 710BT Bluetooth Over-Ear Headphones - Wireless Headphones with Mic, 50H Battery, Hands-Free Calls, Portable (Blue) by Aneta Dziecitkowska ᠌

Name: JBL Tune 710BT Bluetooth Over-Ear Headphones - Wireless Headphones with Mic, 50H Battery, Hands-Free Calls, Portable (Blue)
Item: JBL Tune 710BT Bluetooth Over-Ear Headphones - Wireless Headphones with Mic, 50H Battery, Hands-Free Calls, Portable (Blue)
Rating: 4

December 28, 2022

Good value for money, I recommend.

Before buying headphones, I reviewed and re-read reviews and reviews. I doubted very much not to take. Confused by the battery near the brain. Decided for the sake of testing.
I was ready for the features of sound without a wire, on the street the depth is not so important. You can, of course, take it with a noise suppression system, but I look at it with distrust.
For wearing on walks and listening to music at work - good. For listening to highly artistic works with a great depth of instrumental overflows - below average.
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Pros

- Charge quickly. - Acquired on April 24, charged once. Since then, the charge has dropped to 40%, given that I use the headphones every day for several hours. - Lungs. - Themselves turn off after a long period of inactivity. - I walk around the apartment - the phone is in the room. Through the walls, the signal does not disappear and is not interrupted. A big plus of wireless headphones, all in all, you can go to the bathroom in them without having to break away from the lecture.

Cons

- People write about the microphone, but I don’t understand where it is at all. When recording voice and making calls, the microphone of the phone is used. - Moved from MEIZU HD50 and I hear how much bass is missing. Twisted the settings on different devices, all to no avail. Maybe I don't understand something. With and without wire, the situation is the same. - Changed headphones due to head fatigue after them. I feel like I'm going to change these for something else. The first two or three hours are normal, then the auricles ache. I am sensitive, yes.