Review on JBL Endurance SPRINT Wireless Headphones, red by Qu Qui Qu (Cu C H in ᠌

The common idea is that you can purchase it if all you want to do is listen to music, without any other distractions such as sports broadcasts or telephone conversations at work, for example. I intend to use them for running. Running for up to one and a half hours without it raining or snowing is considered typical for the flight; but, under all other circumstances, I do not encourage it. It is not practical to compete in sports while wearing them. Has some pros The sound quality is satisfying. The construction is likewise of the highest caliber. Also, the placement on the ears is excellent. Its cons: The fact that there is no standby mode is a significant issue. If I remove the headphones from the phone, the connection between the headphones and the phone will be severed when the phone enters standby mode. As a result, I will no longer be able to answer calls through the headphones. As a consequence of this, the only way to experience them properly is to listen nonstop. In the event that the wire becomes wet, it will cling to the user's neck. This will cause the wire to pull on the headphones, which will cause the headphones to become dislodged from the ear. The sensor is awful, and I simply could not adjust to using it. So when you move your finger up or down, or pause all the time, I was never able to figure out how to add or delete sound from it. As water enters, either the sensor is triggered, which turns off the pause, or the pause is triggered, which turns off the sensor.