Review on Headphones JBL Tune 110, red by Celina Agnieszka Zdz ᠌

About 120 cm of wire. It is easier to unwind the wire than to ensure that it is clear of tangles. The plug is really strange looking! Nonetheless, despite the fact that he has a shape that is slightly curved, he is as rigid as a rock. As a result of this stiff misconception, a thin and flexible wire that can bend into any position has been created. To add insult to injury, the fact that the plug will exert force on the socket if it is carried in a pocket adds a further complication. The plug for the same caps is made of steel and is straight; however, it is one and a half times shorter and features an elastic band at the output along with a braided wire. In general, I don't think this exploit will be around for very long. They are comfortable to wear in the ear, but this is primarily due to the earcups and not the body of the earphones. This, along with the fact that the wire bends in only one direction, ensures that they remain in the correct position. Even if soundproofing is not very impressive for plugs, I consider it to be more of an advantage. In general, despite the fact that there is a warehouse full of spare ear pads, a bunch of volumes of bits of paper, and a factory warranty, all of which should suggest that they are long-lasting, they appear to be flimsy. The button that controls the headset is located on the wire of the right ear, approximately at the level of the chin. Using this button, you can pause the music or scroll through the tracks in the forward direction. Sound. The sound is completely peculiar. "I can listen to this" is the default setting, and there is no bass. The sound quality can be improved in MIUI to a point where it can be described as "great," but at the same time, there is interference in the midst of the sound. The equalization on the player can get "excellent" results, with a consistent middle frequency.