Review on Blue JBL E25BT Bluetooth In-Ear Headphones for Enhanced SEO by Jongil Baek ᠌

As a result, I compare them to my first pair of JBL wireless headphones, the JBL110BT. They do what they are supposed to do, but the repeated forced connections to the phone, which happen every other time, ruin the impression. several advantages The headset functions flawlessly and has a true functional microphone. Just the right amount of wire—no more than cm—is short enough. satisfactory battery life between charges. List of negatives The biggest issue is that, after turning on the headphones, they frequently need to be located in the bluetooth menu and manually connected, unlike other headphones that connect to the phone automatically every other time. The rest of my speakers and headphones, including another JBL product, automatically connect. Mediocre quality; it's obvious that the maker tried to build more bassy headphones, thus the sound is somewhat flat and deaf, but there is more bass. The construction quality and materials are inferior to those of the JBL110BT; gaps exist at the junctions of parts, the headphones' many components are made of various plastics, and some of the parts' edges protrude from the body of the headphones. The fabric-braided cable looks unappealing as it goes from white to a nasty yellow color as it accumulates dirt. It can occasionally be painful to wear the battery block in the center of the wire.