Review on JBL T110BT Wireless In-Ear Headphones Three-Button Remote Microphone (Gray) by Virot Ngeonkham ᠌

In general, these headphones, for their price category, can be forgiven for both the design and the slightly inadequate location of the dialogue microphone, but what they imposed, they just imposed, and not flashed, the programmers into these headphones are already too much Has pros: Of the advantages, of course, it is worth highlighting the price, good sound and fairly good sound insulation. Also, they confidently hold a charge, almost in line with what is written on the package. With its cons. This is a separate story, in itself, their performance allows you not to lose the earpiece if it falls out of the ear, but, on the other side of the scale, the microphone and battery, which are structurally located on the cable, constantly leave in any direction they want and have to constantly check your headphones. The microphone at the level of the collarbone is, of course, just a great engineering solution, as I understand it, so that it can be heard, its sensitivity is indecently raised, and if you stick the microphone closer to the earpiece, or even integrate it there, its cost will probably change a lot. But, this is all nonsense compared to what the programmers blinded. Those who wrote the firmware for these headphones, low bow to you and many thanks to a more flawed implementation of the charge level indication is difficult to come up with. It was possible to display the charge level using the LED, on the button block or using sound alerts from the headphones themselves. The developers have chosen a sound alert. But how it was implemented is just a fairy tale. The headphones send you a low battery signal, first two minutes before turning off, and then IMMEDIATELY BEFORE turning off. Not at 20% battery level, nor at 10%, but for a couple of minutes, and then, mockingly, he says a second time that the battery level is low and turns off. If you are not an iPhone boyar with the ability to display the charge level in the status bar of your exclusive iPhone, then there will be a lot of cases when you leave the house with your headphones on and hear the low battery indicator trill.