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

I made the decision to test out headphones with this particular form factor because. The Chinese BT iPhone clones do not adequately isolate sound from the environment, and their batteries are not very powerful. Additionally, the battery life of BT earbuds is not very long. I feel obligated to point out right off the bat that the sound quality in this form factor is unparalleled. Because it appears like the sound is not being picked up by the headphones, and instead is being played over the speakers, there are occasions when I find it necessary to physically shift the earpiece. Moreover, the range of reception is significantly expanded. When he questioned them directly how they were able to hear me, their response was "very well" (I doubted that there would be good audibility given the lack of a remote microphone). Although I couldn't be more pleased with the headphones overall, there are a few little drawbacks that significantly diminish the overall impression: 1. There is a hole for a microphone on one side, and a light bulb that serves as an indicator of operation on the other side, both of which are located next to the power button. They have the same diameter, and I frequently find myself wondering why the headphones do not turn on. It turns out that while holding the power button, I look at the microphone hole, and the light bulb was actually covered by my finger when the headphones were turned on. This causes me to wonder why the headphones do not turn on. 2. There are three individual buttons that make up the block that controls the volume. Because it is only slightly larger than the other two, the center one (pause/pick up the phone) is rather difficult to push to the touch. 3. The volume control does not send a signal to the device, and the volume changes on the headphones themselves (this may seem like a minor detail, but it turns out that in order to set the volume to its maximum level, you need to turn two sliders: one on the computer or mobile device, and one on the headphones themselves). Because of the campaign, I was given the headphones (as a result, I gave 1300 for them in April 2022, everywhere they cost an average of 2022 thousand).