Review on 🎧 JBL LIVE 500BT Wireless Headphones - White (Renewed) for High-Quality Audio Experience by Taufik Opekg ᠌

tested on an Android phone, a TV, and a computer. The many characteristics will be discussed. This headset is made to be used with a phone since it connects quickly, mutes the beeps, amplifies the other person's voice, and provides a good audio connection (does not ask me to switch to a regular microphone). Also, when played on a phone, the loudness and frequency range of the music are both acceptable (there is no music education, no professional monitors, but the sound is clearly better than in the "gags" and laptop speakers). Even at the lowest volume, the music is audible; but, when people focus their attention to me, it becomes loud even at the highest volume, which is too much for me to take (four clicks on the plus sign are sufficient). When switching from a PC to Windows 10, sound is immediately transmitted to the ears; however, when using a microphone, you must jive with a tambourine. The AH di audio switch is located in the tray; by clicking on it with the left mouse button, you can choose whether to use the headset's microphone or speakers for Internet messenger communication. The sound is instantaneously conveyed to the ears from a Computer to Windows 10, and everything is in order. It's interesting how smart TVs operate because, whereas the volume controls on a computer and a phone alter the overall volume, when headphones are paired with a TV, there is a separate volume for each component: the headphones have their own volume, and the TV has its own volume that is controlled by the remote. I use the remote control to change the main volume and turn the headphones' volume up to their maximum level. If a wall has an iron door, the Bluetooth signal can pass through it, but if both walls have doors, it cannot. When the phone rings when I'm using these ears to listen to the computer, the ears begin to transmit phone sound (no dancing with a tambourine is necessary, I just connect the PC and the phone to my ears). If there was a reset button, I'd give it a 5, but because there isn't, everything is made worse.