Review on Wireless headphones JBL Tune 215 TWS, black by Somchai Promsombat ᠌

Because I was becoming bored of jogging with wires attached to my headphones, I made the decision to purchase my first pair of Bluetooth headphones. Disappointed. -There are hardly any bottoms, some light rock, and the punk can more or less be listened to. However, regardless of how the equalizer is adjusted, bass is severely lacking in metal music. - The sound quality of the headphones themselves is merely adequate; for 650 dollars, you can purchase corded JBL C100SI headphones whose sound quality is comparable to that of these headphones, which cost 3200 dollars. - The most significant drawback is that the signal will drop every so often; because of this, you should keep your phone in your pocket at all times so that it doesn't get lost. When the signal is lost, only the volume of the music will drop, and then after a few seconds it will start playing again on its own. If you put your hand in your pocket while you are standing still, it will come off like that; if you move your head while you are crossing the street, it will also fall off. While I'm running, the signal only stops working when I turn my head to check that the car hasn't been knocked over. For some reason, the signal travels through sweatpants more effectively than it does through joggers or jeans. In general, I am dissatisfied, and because of this, I have put off buying wireless headphones for a very long time, waiting for prices to go down and sound quality to get better. The sound quality has kept the same even if the price has decreased, and it is now at the level of wired up to 1000.