Review on JBL T110BT Wireless In-Ear Headphones Three-Button Remote Microphone (Gray) by Kenta Kawano ᠌

The music was heard for a brief period of time. A half year later, my headphones were damaged when they were knocked off the bedside table. And the speaker on the left stopped functioning. What can I say, you brought this upon yourself. What else can I say? After taking away the plastic casing, I saw that the collision had caused the capsule to shatter into several pieces. Went out and purchased brand new ones. Once a few days have passed, more ones will begin to fall from the same bedside table. The sound started coming out "flat," and the left speaker started making less noise. I, too, disassembled these items. The capsule has just absconded from its seat. After I repaired everything and made sure it was plugged in, everything began operating normally again. I am going to have to drop the rating for quality because this is such a mess. So. Whoever has an issue with a sound that is described as "flat," the problem stems from the poor quality of the assembly of capsules inside the case. You can disassemble everything carefully, then glue it back together as normal. What should one do with their worn-out headphones? After searching through my storage boxes, I came upon full-size ears, and I screwed the wireless module onto those. Even though it did not turn out really well from an aesthetic standpoint, mom doesn't get upset about it. Hence, if you happen to have any old ears laying around that are still in good condition, you can give them a second chance at life.