Review on JBL LIVE 300 White: Premium True Wireless Headphone (Renewed) - Unparalleled Audio Experience! by Virot Ngeonkham ᠌

If you use your ears in noisy places, need isolation and love bass, you can safely take the model. The best sound I heard using 2 models of Sony and RHA. If you plan to use it in the shower, I strongly do not recommend it. Just not worth it at all. Look better at the Sony WF-SP700N, but there will be no such bass. Has some pros Bass of course - I compare with the Sony WF-XB700 and RHA TrueConnect. There, everything that is written about basses is embellished greatly, in JBL basses are straight basses. Soundproofing is the strongest side of these ears. Worth wearing, everything is like in a bank. They fit quite tightly into the shells, good sealing of the ear cushions in the channels. Its cons: There is something to write here: 1. When wet in the shower, they fall out. By the way, many ears suffer from this, the only ones that directly give life to the Sony WF-SP700N, a very competent "spread" gum) 2. Simply disgusting touch control - at the slightest ingress of moisture, the ears begin to live their own lives. Turning the volume up to full is not an issue. Turning on the system auto-responder of the ears is easy. Moreover, in the settings you can not turn off the "gestures", just a little tweak. Sometimes I want to throw it away because of it. 3. A semi-gloss case is a strange design decision. All competitors (I have already visited 5 different tws devices in six months) make cases with shagreen, non-marking and not scratched. And here it’s not gloss, of course, but semi-gloss. Scratches gather quite quickly, but about a month. 4. Uncomfortable seals. The kit comes with a set of several sizes of seals (spread out) for different ears, but, strangely, all are uncomfortable. The disadvantage is perhaps highly subjective.