Review on Wireless Earphones JBL Tune 205BT, silver by Adam Wojtczuk ᠌

This is not the best choice for you if you are looking for total soundproofing, if you want to be completely immersed in oneself, or if you want to hear your own breathing and heartbeat. These are an open-back style of headphones. The environment around you can be heard almost as clearly with these headphones as it would be without them HOWEVER (!) In doing so, you take pleasure in the wonderful sound of the music. The impression that there are talented speakers located somewhere in front of you. The sound is highly crisp and well-balanced, while also being detailed and atmospheric. I was not anticipating such a flavorful bass coming from this design, yet it does not overpower the overall effect. An unusual occurrence in which all of the player's basic settings produce an acceptable sound. By using earplugs, your own voice will sound distorted, but you will be able to hear your own breathing. To talk, you need to take out one of the earpieces. In the same ears, you are able to listen to music at a medium volume while still quietly communicating with others, and you will not flinch from the distorted sound of your own speech. While you converse on the phone, everything is cozy and convenient as well. You won't even realize you're talking via the headset, it's that natural. I am pleased with how easy it is to use. As long as they do not touch the brain, there is no need to screw them into the ear canal like plugs. He hung it over his neck, then idly fiddled with his ears for a moment before walking away. They have a very little mass, but they remain in place when the container is shaken. There is no interest in adjusting them like plugs for even the tiniest alteration in position. In general, I would recommend ears very highly. A very delightful occurrence.