Review on JBL Live Free NC Plus - True Wireless Earbuds with Active Noise Cancelling, Bluetooth, Microphone, Up to 21 Hours Battery Life, Wireless Charging (Blue) by Lin Wei-Yin ᠌

Since I purchased the ears through the JBL website, the possibility of them being fake is eliminated. Nothing came out of my attempts to reset the ears and fiddle with the settings; the noise reduction was already set to the lowest level, so it remained. I emailed JBL support and am awaiting a response at this time. In the beginning, I was going to mention that the size is a significant benefit. Since the size of the case is quite small (60 x 30 x 25 mm), but only the other day I received QCY T11 headphones, which are almost the same in case size, but cost about four times less than these headphones. So, the size for today, in addition to type-C and outstanding sound, is not a virtue, but rather a de facto standard in the business world. The package is regal, but JBL was obviously perplexed about it. Again, I am unable to record it with any degree of respect since, for 9000 people, they pack everyone in quite closely (Anker, Oppo, Realmi). The quality of the sound is exceptional. Detailing is medium, and the bottoms are hollow. This, however, cannot be characterized as a bonus in today's climate; the identical QCY T11 in sound is not substantially inferior to that of these headphones, but the latter are less expensive. Excellent sound, there is not anything else to add. In conclusion, I am unable to endorse these headphones due to the fact that. The noise canceler is not functioning properly. If you are intent on purchasing something from JBL, you should consider purchasing the JBL Live Pro Plus. I penned a testimonial for the representatives of JBL to read. Anyone that are interested in learning more, I am prepared to answer any questions they may have. T beginning on April 23rd, 2022. Under the recommendation of JBL support, I took the headphones to be inspected at the workshop. The check was processed after exactly 20 days (according to the law, it should be 10 days, although JBL claims 20 days). It has been verified that the noise dampening feature does not function. I asked for a refund in writing, and they said they would give it back to me in ten days. What did not like: 1) In the 21st century, you should move in the same direction as the conclusion with your feet. They requested that I email them an electronic copy of the receipt (I bought it at the JBL store). In addition, both the check and the outcome of the workshop check can be found on the website of the JBL. But you still need to relocate because you can't make a decision online. It seems as though they are purposefully making the procedure more difficult. 2) The form to request a refund is buried deep within the website; if I had not been aware that it was there, I would have had a hard time finding it. You can, of course, write a letter and request a response from the other party, but this will cause yet another delay in the process.