Review on JBL Everest Wireless Bluetooth Headphones by Aneta Trzonkowska ᠌

These headphones were presented to me, having worn them for a week, I hasten to share my impressions. The sound in the ears is good. Good detail, good middle. But if you are a fan of rap or electronic music with a lot of bass, these lugs will not suit you. JBL in general is famous for its ability to make "BOOM BOOM" but not here. Below they wrote that there is no bass at all, this is not so. The bass is there and is enough for most styles of music. The main thing is not to forget to pick up ear pads in size so that they sit tightly and tightly, well, push them deeper. However, given the rather large size of the headphones themselves, they could put a bigger driver there. Apparently the manufacturer was trying to find a balance between power consumption and operating time. Well, in my opinion, not very well. By the way, there are only three pairs of ear pads in the kit, and these are the most ordinary silicone plugs, no amenities like polyurethane foam and other frills. Poor, considering the cost of headphones. But the noise isolation is still at a decent level, as is the volume. It is enough, even with a small margin. The battery lasts a long time, enough for the whole day, and charges very quickly. Here is a plus. The remote control is average, you need to get used to it. There are only three buttons, but only the central one is tactilely indicated, the "quieter", "louder" buttons will have to be searched at first. They sit well, you can carry all day and your ears do not get tired. Despite the rather large weight for gags, it is well-distributed and does not cause any inconvenience. The microphone is normal. For a conversation under normal conditions, it will go, but in the subway your interlocutor will not hear you, no matter how you shout. And then I would put four stars on these ears and go to bed, if not for one "but": The connection breaks. It's winter now, and winter is a down jacket, and a down jacket is a hood. While the headphones are open, there are no problems, but as soon as the hood is put on, the connection begins to be interrupted. This is not what you expect from headphones for five thousand. I carry my phone in the back pocket of my jeans. The distance to the headphones is less than a meter and yet it is too much for them. Very sad. I'll leave them for the summer.