Review on Black JBL T450BT On-Ear Wireless Headphones with Built-In Mic and Remote by BU Jang ᠌

Because my previous pair of wired headphones were always malfunctioning in some way, either the connectors or the wires themselves, I decided to treat myself to a new pair of wireless headphones. The price is set at $2500. Obviously, you have the option to purchase a product made in China for the price of $1200. But you have to pay for the here and now, and even more so, I wanted a guarantee and at least some hope for the quality of the components. Despite the fact that you have to pay for the here and now. In general, after researching the market, I came to the conclusion that only this model is more or less appropriate for this price. If manufacturers wanted to charge more than 5,000 dollars for their headphones, this would already be considered an expensive option. Let's circle back around to the actual product for a moment. based on the materials. On the surface, it looks like regular plastic, and the texture is not very deep. Because of its manageable size, you won't have any trouble transporting it in an airplane or on a road trip. The plastic is pliable, which indicates that they did not try to save money in this area; in contrast to Sony and Philips headphones, the design is quite dependable. In this scenario, the plastic gradually breaks down over time and dries out in the sunlight, which ultimately leads to the headphones cracking and breaking. This will not take place in this location. The fact that there is no 3.5 jack, which means that a computer or phone needs to have a bt adapter, and that you cannot connect the two devices with a wire, is a negative. The battery is very dependable; however, it will only work outside in the cold for five to six hours, and it will only work for eight hours when it is warm. There is noise in the background while the operation is being performed, and if the headphones are waiting for audio, they will also turn on while you are typing text. The sound of an old tape recorder, which is a drawback for contemporary music but an asset for retro music. Because the connection is not safeguarded in any way, you are required to power them down entirely rather than maintaining them in standby mode. In terms of the sound, it is not particularly active; there is a solid base, and there are some middle tones, but there are hardly any high ones. Because of this, I get the impression that the sound is booming and compressed. In general, norms. Polyethylene, not polyurethane or leatherette, is the material that the ear cushions are made of. As a result, in a couple of years they will have flown around to the foam, and at that point they will need to be replaced. Also a minus. The Chinese are keeping their fingers crossed that there will be spare parts available. The clamp is set to a medium setting; there is no need to press the jaw. There is not a violin to be found. Conclusions. On the market in 2022, this is most likely the product that performs the best. You do not have the impression that you were tricked or that you overpaid for anything. However, neither they nor we can expect admiration from them. Typical headphones designed for use.