Review on Experience True Wireless Freedom with JBL Tune 215 TWS Headphones in Black by Micha ochowski ᠌

Name: Experience True Wireless Freedom with JBL Tune 215 TWS Headphones in Black
Item: Experience True Wireless Freedom with JBL Tune 215 TWS Headphones in Black
Rating: 4

May 25, 2023

I am completely satisfied, item complies with description.

The ear pads from the wired JBL Tune 110 can be used as a fix for this issue, which is the only thing that needs to be done to solve the problem. Both earphones have a comfortable fit in the ear, and there is no pressing or other interference with the sound. In light of this, the question naturally arises: Why try to reinvent the wheel? Why bother making new ear pads when you can simply paint the ones that come with the wired Tune 110 headphones so that they match the color of your headphones? You already have ear pads that fit exactly in your ears and can utilize those. This is not making sense to me at all. And so I was really delighted with everything, but my old men's Tune 110 came in helpful when I needed it most, because after being washed in a washing machine, the left ear stopped functioning properly.

Pros

Form factor, good plastic and elegant design, sound is not horrible, but there is a certain "poisonousness" that is inherent with JBL headphones. These headphones have all of these qualities. You can make any necessary adjustments to this in the equalizer. Incredible bass that, when listened to through in-ear headphones, feels even fuller and better. (I twisted the equalizer once more and was extremely pleasantly pleased; now I only listen to music with these headphones because I preferred the sound to that of the airpods and the hyperalphas.)

Cons

Nevertheless, there is a gnat in the honey even though everything seems to be going smoothly. The ear cushions are the primary source of the issue. They are of the worst quality. The material was uncomfortable, and I didn't enjoy the way the headphones fit in my ears. The right earpiece does not sit at all, which generates the sensation that it is about to fall out, while the left earpiece presses on the ear too firmly, which causes pain in the ear.