Review on Wireless Earphones JBL Tune 205BT, silver by Rimba

The headphones are acceptable for their price of $1500. This is an excellent option to go for if you want to experience freedom in your ears after being chained to wires for so long. In the event that mine breaks, I will not purchase another one of them. Pros: Sound quality comparable to that of Apple's EarPods. Instantaneous connectivity to the iPhone can be attained by just powering up both devices. Large in capacity and quick to charge. Plenty to last the entire day, and the power bank can fully recharge it in just twenty minutes. Having this drawback: After three months of use, the rubber on the headphones itself detached, so I reattach it to the headphones using superglue. It's a puzzle to me why the factory doesn't let you do that there. If you leave your phone on your nightstand before going to bed, a bright LED will shine in your eyes, rendering you completely blind. The problem can be fixed by spreading on some dark nail paint or applying a black sticker. After one year, there was a discernible decline in the signal's overall quality. After I had finished unpacking everything, I started to check the playback distance, and to tell you the truth, I nearly lost my mind. Captured from within another room using a phone that was inserted through the wall. A year later, though, you are now able to inadvertently cause interference by covering the phone in your pocket with your hand, or you may even have a connection loss for five seconds for no apparent reason.