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

The first connection was difficult for some reason until I reset them in the case by pressing the button. After that, they were able to connect, but a quick pairing with Google resulted in an error, so I had to reset them in the case once more to fix the issue. I have used it for one day and I do not think that it is at all a bad product. I use a Google Pixel XL. It is important to pick up all of the elastic bands according to the size of the ear (although I myself would make the earbuds even smaller than the smallest ones for the kit), as wearing them for more than half an hour causes the ears to start hurting a little bit. They fit in the ears as if they were rooted to the spot. Because in order to hear all of this with the function turned on, you need to make the music volume less than average or even press a pause, that is to say, the sound of the voice and the environment is always at the same level, and the volume is not regulated by adding or decreasing the volume - the strange thing is shorter. I didn't quite understand the trick of the audibility functions of the environment and people's voices. The touch control is quite useful, and I quickly figured out what to do and how to do it. I went to a room that was 10 meters away in the apartment, and from there I could hear it playing in its entirety and without interruptions. The sound quality is not terrible; to be honest, I'd say it's about par for the course. They are put together with great care, but nobody likes the case. I don't mind, though, because it's just laying around in my backpack. The dimensions are off because the battery is so big, but other than that, it's a solid product that will serve you well for a considerable amount of time. It is constructed out of plastic, the quality of the cover is average, and the LED on the charging connector is very neat. I am happy with the purchase, and I was able to save seven hundred and fifty dollars by buying it from Amazon. Prior to that, there were POP meizu, which had a sound quality that was significantly lower and only lasted for one year before the battery gave out. The firmware was promptly updated after the device was connected to the application. Touching the touch panel allows you to make adjustments to the functions, or you can choose from one of the four equalizers (jazz, bass, vocals, and without everything) and make adjustments manually. The remaining amount of battery life is displayed in the top curtain on an Android device.