Review on Wireless Headphones JBL E25BT (Live 25BT), black by Andrey Alajov ᠌

If you are debating it and are not 100 percent certain, go ahead and take it. Below are some advantages: I have no idea how anyone else has managed to use these headphones as much as I have, but I've had them for two years now and they've seen it all. They passed the test of being washed for an hour in a washing machine, being mistakenly forgotten in a pocket, remaining in the rain, lying on the street, twitching with force, I continuously sleep in them, etc. They can survive temperatures as low as -37 or -40 degrees Fahrenheit. I wear them when I go jogging, and despite the freezing temperatures, I've never had any issues with them; the headset clearly responds when I press it, and the bluetooth connection has never been disrupted. For me, this is a real miracle, and not headphones, because before that I had a range of models, both for 7-8 thousand, and cheap knickknacks, but as a consequence, they all failed - they wouldn't survive an inadvertent sharp twitch, or something else. However, the headphones I have now are the only ones that haven't broken. The sound is not, of course, ideal, but it is really appropriate for the situation. If you don't download music in flac format entirely and instead use sites like Ya. Muzyka or just listen to music within Facebook, you already have more than enough. Got cons: Clip. Very weak. It won't break as easily as that, but you still need to be careful when handling it. She was attentive and helpful right up until the very second when I yanked her away. But on the headphones, in the middle of the wire, there is a 'heavy' battery (like this is it with:), so there will be no difficulties with the 'overweight' - the headphones are extremely comfortable even without a clip on them.