Review on Renewed JBL TUNE 115BT 🎧 Wireless In-Ear Headphone with Remote - Blue by Maejima Riko ᠌

Surprisingly good sound for a pair of cheap wireless headphones. A good sound balance with sufficient bass and no overt peaks or dips. You can use an equalizer to fix it if someone doesn't have bass because they may have unsuitable ear pads, a flawed copy, or they are simply accustomed to loud bass. There are preferred genres: sophisticated rock for four, which cannot be viewed as a drawback at this price; acoustic music and voices are reproduced wonderfully. No issue, comfortable to wear. The LED seems to function normally. A tiny marker will make it correct if I decide all of a sudden that it is too bright. The charge level is shown in the connection settings and next to the Bluetooth symbol on the phone. The interlocutors claim that the microphone is functioning normally. The soundproofing is typical. allows you to listen to music while not entirely blocking out the noise, which might be dangerous when walking down the street. The subway is surprisingly cozy. When I tried to watch videos on YouTube, there was no discernible lag. When you press the play/pause button, there is a delay, so get used to it. The frequent signal loss on city streets is a major drawback. In some locations, listening is simply not possible. There is no such issue on the property or in the subway. Some interference, although it's unclear where it came from. Although there is no correlation between signal loss and vehicle approach, it might be car ignition. Although I have only tested it so far in the yard and not on the road, it also does not display when you are sitting in the car. I made the decision to keep using it despite the flaw.