Review on White JBL Live 660NC Wireless Over-Ear Noise Cancelling Headphones - Long Lasting Battery, Voice Assistant by Chia-pin Lin ᠌

Satisfied. Excellent construction quality and sound reproduction. Interface that is straightforward and easy to understand throughout. Has pros: Headphones that are not uncomfortable. As many others have written, nothing presses. Even after sitting in them for many hours at a time, I did not experience any discomfort as a result of the fact that it does press a little bit in order to get a good volume of music. The sound quality of wireless headphones is of the highest caliber. Various cons: My list of complaints includes the following: - The program indicates that the battery has a remaining charge of 10%, despite the fact that the earphone has already been turned off. It would appear that it does not indicate anything lower than 10%; therefore, if 10%, we have no choice but to infer that this is 0. When you listen to music through an iPhone 12 with noise reduction turned on and at high volume (beginning from pre-pre maximum volume), the speaker is littered with bass. It is completely impossible to pay attention. Just disabling the noise reduction feature will remedy the situation. But you can only read this story on your iPhone. It would appear that there are some predefined settings for the equalization. On the PC, everything works wonderfully. - I still don’t quite understand until the end, but it seems that when connected to two devices, the connection is periodically interrupted. I will add on later after I have a better understanding of the specific reason. In point of fact, if it is linked to both a computer and a phone at the same time, the sound will be cut off for a fraction of a second before starting up again. This takes place at regular intervals of a few seconds. So, in order to listen normally, you need to maintain at least one active connection.