Review on Jabra Talk 45 Bluetooth headset, black by Stanislaw Koluch ᠌

1. Planned obsolescence is the most significant. The speaker's grating and the holes adjacent to it are blocked by ear fat exactly by the end of the warranty (they play the role of small phase inverters). The quality of the music deteriorates and it becomes quite difficult to hear the speakers. Treatment: Take out the hook and disassemble the delicate mesh entirely using a thin needle from the edge. In general, it serves no purpose at all in this situation; when the client's headset becomes clogged, it simply directs them to purchase a new one. The ear does not contain metal filings or anything else that could harm the speaker. But throughout their entire service life, microphones have stayed sterile. Flaw! 1a. Voice reception and transmission issues started after I updated my Galaxy Tab Active's firmware from the 4th to the 5th (official), though I'm not certain that the headset manufacturer is to blame. The phrases themselves cannot be heard, and the voice occasionally takes on a metallic tinge. The interlocutor can only be identified by the intonation of the phrases. The same as you, he hears you. Bringing the phone close to the headset will occasionally cure the issue, which is apparently related to the strength of the bluetooth signal the headset is receiving. The Internet is filled with articles on this issue, but there is no response from UV. There isn't and probably never will be a manufacturer. I am aware of at least two odd locations—one in St. Petersburg and one in Hong Kong—where music intermittently plays and there is always a problem with a metallic voice. 1b. A charging issue, or more specifically, a problem with its connector, started sometime in the past year and two months. When it was opened, it was discovered that the contacts on the scarf were oxidized (do not use the device while it is raining!). Also, there appears to be a non-contact someplace. Although it is unclear whether one is connected to the other, soldering is nearly impossible, and even if this connector is soldered, the components close to it will begin to melt.