Review on JBL T110 In Ear Headphones Black: Immersive Sound within Sleek Design by Matthew Sutton

For the selling price, that shouldn't be a problem. I've had and thrown away some sneaky cheap headphones, they work just fine. Of course they are not audiophile headphones for under 20€, you would be a fool to believe that. What do I like about them compared to other cheap options? The bass is very good, while the mids and highs are good enough, they are clear enough but never sound too harsh or too bright. I've never had a single instrument or song that has sounded distorted or weird. Plus there's comfort, the way the wire comes out of the earbuds meaning they never rub your ears, and the beveled ends mean they fit snugly in my ears without being annoying (they fit better on my ears than T290). Finally, the cable is also nice to be a flat cable. My old Sony EXA155 was confused all the time. Eventually one side stopped working with the Sony headphones and in the 6 months I've owned these JBL T110 headphones they fit me perfectly. I don't know what other people do with these headphones, but I've never done anything with them. mine, which will lead to her rejection. I always fold the cords loosely and neatly before putting the headphones in my pocket or bag. I also make sure that only the headphones go into my pocket or handbag so that nothing gets inside. I can also say that the call quality is simply excellent, the microphone and the control button work perfectly. I find them perfect for travel or as a backup pair as they work so well, I mostly listen to a lot of old heavy metal and some old school rap, they are perfect for my taste in music. I would recommend them to anyone looking for cheap headphones that don't cost much but sound fantastic.