Review on JBL Live PRO+ TWS True Wireless in-Ear Noise Cancelling Bluetooth Headphones, Up to 28 Hours Battery Life, with Microphones, Wireless Charging, Hey Google and Amazon Alexa Compatible (Black) by Anand John ᠌

I immediately liked the packaging: black, everything within in separate lovely boxes. There is a feeling of something premium. However, in the sense of how it was before, it is apparent that now the luxury segment will not even put a single accessory in the package :D The headphones themselves had an exterior that I loved right away, as did the carrying case; ultimately, I decided to go with them because of their overall aesthetic. I have an ongoing issue with the fact that earplugs do not fit into my ears, so I was relieved to see that there were ear cushions available in a variety of sizes. Here, with the smallest ear pads, this was ultimately prevented. The earphones themselves are really small and elegant, especially when compared to the "giants" that I've used in the past, the JBL Tune 220 TWS. In theory, it connected to the phone in a brisk and painless manner, just like any other JBL. If it makes a difference, I'm using an iPhone 14pro. iOS 16.1.1. There is an unique app "JBL headphones", installed via the App Store. The sound was excellent as well. However I'm not an audiophile, so I admit that many will find something to complain about. In brief, everything is ok to my hearing that was smashed by a bear)) After that, I made the decision to get some experience with the control gestures and try out the noise reduction. And here I was on the verge of canceling the order and sending it back to the vendor xD - the track was paused, but it was possible to "unpause" only by persistently holding your finger on the sensor; - the track could be changed every other time; - the track could be flipped over; As soon as you let go of your finger, the track was paused again;\s- a couple of times the headphones paused from a careless turn of the head or hair getting on them;\s- the noise reduction through the application did not turn on at all, the toggler simply returned to its place immediately after pressing it. But then the program suggested that I consume the software that was housed within the headphones themselves. What the hell are you not kidding about, in my opinion? To make matters worse, though, there is nowhere)) ated, and-and-and. magically, all the above difficulties gone. Now that they have been perfected, all that is left to do is assess how long they can run without needing to be recharged. I have no idea what caused that, but in the event that anybody immediately ran into such issues (and based on the testimonials, there appear to be quite a few of them), I have a solution for you.