Review on Bluetooth headset Jabra Talk 45, silver by Adam Paka (Adam Trab ᠌

Conclusion: I won't purchase the third one, and I don't suggest that you do either. Prepare to toss it out in six months or a little longer if you really want to. The Gills should produce something that is fashionable and equally comfortable to wear, but significantly more sound-resistant. has various benefits: Cheap, cozy, has a decent microphone (interlocutor can hear you perfectly), and initially a great speaker, but. So let's talk about the flaws. has certain drawbacks There was only one thing about her that I didn't like. But I believe that this is the most crucial factor for the headset. Her speaker finally sits down, possibly after six months. Out of the package, the sound is fantastic. Everything is fine even after a few months of continuous usage, but after about six months, the sound cuts in half. I'll tell up front that I utilized two of these headphones. After reading positive reviews here, I made my first purchase and was incredibly satisfied with it. As said previously, the speaker left six months later. During the talk, I had to push it farther into the ear with my finger in order to hear the interlocutor normally. Although I wasn't unhappy about forgetting it, I went out the next day and bought another one of the same kind. And once more, a stylish sound with all the happy feelings that follow the purchase. I initially thought the previous one had a marriage, but that only became apparent after a while. However, after another six months of use, the speaker once more became quiet and unremarkable. Now it sits at home pointlessly because using it any farther would be a pure misery. Voice control is obviously a pointless feature because, out of every 10, you will only be able to confirm the pickup of the handset by saying "Answer," and the other 8 times you will end the call.