Review on Wireless Earphones JBL Tune 205BT, silver by Stanisaw Augustynowi ᠌

In the ears, it wouldn't be accurate to claim that they provide a very comfortable fit, but neither do the earbuds appear to be falling out. If it weren't for the price, everything could be forgiven, but I can't let go of my independence. Although I'm not much of an expert in sound quality, these seem to have an acceptable level of it. Has pros: - Price. The sound quality is about par, but the signal strength and connection speed are both excellent. Some drawbacks: - It's possible that I got a defective copy, but the headphones only last a maximum of three to three and a half hours. To tell you the truth, this is not enough for two days' worth of reliable use. - The sound that indicates that the discharge has occurred is utterly pointless. If it goes off, it implies the battery has very little life left in it; if you're lucky, you might get one more music track out of it. - You are unable to listen to music while the device is charging. This is a sad situation given that the battery has died. - The button on the headset is useless. If you double tap, you can just answer calls and not swap tracks, which is OK for me because I almost never talk on the phone. - There is not enough volume. The noise level in the metro is always really high. There is no seclusion.