Review on Wireless headphones Urbanears Hellas, black belt by Akmal ᠌

As for their ability to survive, they were dropped multiple times and found themselves in a rucksack containing various instruments on multiple occasions (screwdrivers, pliers and other pieces of iron). They function properly and even have a respectable appearance. In my opinion, it is unquestionably the best. The headphones are of a high quality. The music is powerful enough to completely obliterate any other ambient noise. The quality is high enough that you can enjoy music from a variety of genres, and the fact that the tops are not completely twisted is an advantage for me. The fit is comfortable, and they may be worn by either an adult or a youngster without causing discomfort. It may take some time, but eventually you will become accustomed to using gestures. Quality turned out to be more tenacious than it seemed at first inspection, therefore there is not the least claim to the construction quality as a result of this discovery. Other disadvantages include the fact that it is challenging to get used to the motions, and even after using it for a few of months, I still have trouble hitting the button on the first try (maybe the issue is with me?). When worn for an entire day, an uncomfortable pressure is felt on the head, but the hats do not come off. They sit securely on the head, perhaps even too securely. When you speak into the microphone, you have the sound of a barrel.