Review on JBL Endurance SPRINT Wireless Headphones, red by Anson Chen ᠌

The sound is good in principle, and for sports wireless headphones it’s even very good, but still the high frequencies are sometimes so high that the ears start to hurt - it is recommended to adjust the equalizer. After several hours of use, the ears get quite tired, so if someone plans to wear it for a long time without taking it off, then it is worth choosing alternative ear pads. The main drawback is the touch control, it is very sensitive to touch, and if you remove the headphones and just hang them around your neck, they are guaranteed to be weird because of touching the skin (turn on, turn off, start music), sometimes they even turn on in your pocket or bag. Mechanical buttons would be more convenient. If moisture gets into the ears, then nothing remains of the sound - the ears seem to be blocked and you have to either stop and wipe everything or put the headphones deeper, but neither is very inconvenient. The rubber wire “clings” to the skin of the neck all the time and strives to pull out the headphones with each turn of the head, at first, it seems tolerable, but after a short time it becomes very annoying.