Review on New White Marshall Minor II In-Ear Bluetooth Headphone by Mateusz Gsiewski ᠌

When you consider how much an urbanears jakan costs, you can't help but have the impression that you're overpaying. The percentage of the product that is devoted to marketing is not insignificant. On balance, however, it is well worth it. Some pros: The sound is pleasant, you can listen for hours and fall asleep in the headphones) I was surprised how an earpiece of such a strange shape still sits well, comfortably and securely in the ear. There is no cause for remorse regarding the fact that this is an insert rather than a plug. Because there is not as much significant acoustic bass pressure exerted on the eardrum, I believe that this form factor is even less hazardous to one's hearing. Autonomy. Having certain negative aspects I'm not sure what the Bluetooth version 5 chip looks like in its physical manifestation. Absolutely not inside the sphere of the signal's propagation. Even in a relatively small flat, I was able to hear stuttering in the sound transmission; in other words, two walls and ten meters, and nothing works anymore. It is clear to me that this pertains solely to the transmitter housed in the mobile device, and that the headphones are not to blame for any interference. As a side note, the version 5 of bluetooth is also included in the phone. Perhaps someone is aware of a way to boost the signal strength of the transmitter. Snapdragon 636 on Android 9.