Review on JBL T110BT Wireless In-Ear Headphones Three-Button Remote Microphone (Gray) by Agata Skalska ᠌

Many people who own Android phones are dissatisfied with the fact that the remaining battery life of their headphones is not visible. I have no exemption. A quick search in the search engine, on the other hand, revealed that the BatON application can be obtained via the play store and installed on a device. The program displays the battery charge, including in the curtain, it is possible to specify the check interval and so that the notification from the curtain disappears when the headphones are switched off. The charge value is transmitted by headphones in increments of 10% (that is, 100%, 90%, etc.), but for some reason there is no value for 20%; after 30%, 10% are displayed immediately. Headphones transmit the charge value in multiples of 10%. I recorded the operating duration while listening to my usual playlist and at my typical volume: the headphones lasted for 6 hours and 20 minutes (the remaining battery life was depleted by the final 30% in only these 20 minutes). When a product performs better than the manufacturer advertised, it can be a disorienting experience. For example, the product's packaging may state that it will last for six hours, but the brain may translate this as "five hours, and that's good." The review was written after the item had been worn for three days, and if anything changes, I will update it. after three months, everything is fine and everything is functioning properly. One issue is that it is unpleasant to wear because the wires dangle in awkward directions and slide down your back while you are wearing a T-shirt. Typically, concealed within a shirt and hidden under the collar.