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

Name: Black JBL T450BT On-Ear Wireless Headphones with Built-In Mic and Remote
Item: Black JBL T450BT On-Ear Wireless Headphones with Built-In Mic and Remote
Rating: 4

July 04, 2023

The goods are normal, money is not wasted!

In general, we were very pleased - it is convenient to listen to music in noisy places, on the street. In principle, you can talk (the interlocutor hears both through the speakerphone with the wind with all the noise, etc. ).
They fold very compactly, are practical, light, are not afraid of water and frost, unlike, say, Sony 1000 series noise cancelers that you are afraid of dropping and getting wet, let alone freezing. With JBL I always go in any weather. Took for 1500 or even cheaper. Now this model has been discontinued - new models with soft pillows on the head - I think they are better.

Pros

Good headphones with a headset - light, foldable, soft ear cushions, bluetooth, well connected to all devices (computer and two phones). The sound is good, but compared to studios it's not clean (highs and mids , lows are good). The most important advantage is that they are wireless and hold a charge for about 6-7 hours for a long time (I haven’t heard about the declared 11 hours - but it’s hard enough to calculate - because after 3-4 hours the ears are usually soft from pressure). Almost complete soundproofing during the sound. I use it while jogging, walking, traveling, watching movies and listening to music on the street, etc. They do not fall off the head, high-quality plastic, compact in a bag or pocket.

Cons

Not for games and not for conferences. When playing PUBG, for example, it is hard to hear stomping, shots from silencers, etc. They press on the ears. Unusually, after 3-4 hours of continuous wearing, you have to knead your ears)). Extraneous interval "mechanical" sounds like the whistle of chokes that I watch many times with many wireless headphones. Long charging from 1A, recently switched to 2A, there is not much difference. The overall sound is an A+ - it's nice to watch and listen to music and movies, but not for conferences (compared to the wired Philips SHP2022, in which the sound is just great). The quality of the microphone is a deuce with a minus (during work, I switch the microphone to Makovsky because, well, this is just a fierce trash)