Review on 🎧 JBL Reflect Mini 2 Bluetooth Wireless In-Ear Headphones - Black - JBLREFMINI2BAM (Renewed) by Agata Jurkiewicz ᠌

That has been on me for two to three months now. Below is a list of the information I have found. Listed in order of level of annoyance, starting with the most annoying: - The phone won't connect if you accidently hit the volume controls while turning on the headphones, which "hang" and cause the indicator to flash continuously. The device cannot be restarted unless it is plugged into a charger (pressing the power button again does not help, as well as the volume buttons). If you clearly push the buttons without touching the adjacent ones, there won't be any issues. - Level. With about same sensitivity, it is two times quieter than my prior wired Sennheiser for 1500. The volume is always at its highest to prevent the sound of the transport engine from overpowering the music (in my case, buses). Expectations for volume were higher. That is all. For walking away from the roads. - discovered a new bug. It always pauses the media player's sound after a voice call (in a telegram). The actual file is played, but the headphones receive no sound. The phone needs to be disconnected and then reconnected. When it's cold, it is annoying. - The battery lasts 6-7 hours at maximum volume, with 8 being the maximum. The charge increases in the cold, drops to battery law at -5 from a full charge, then raises again in the heat. the microphone. The interlocutors occasionally claim that they can't hear you well. Sometimes you have to pull the control panel to your cheek to listen, denying yourself the chance to turn your head. - occasionally, the rubber padlock from the left earpiece slips; you must adjust it (pictured) I conclude by recommending. Despite all the drawbacks, they are easily worn and followed. I'll keep wearing it until they pass away. 12/13/2022: After the introduction of covid, the operating burden has significantly decreased, but the headphones continue to function just as effectively. Feel free to take it if the comparatively low volume does not cause you any confusion.