Review on Wireless headphones JBL Tune 225 TWS, black by Mateusz Banaszkiewic ᠌

They weren't comfortable for me in the end, so I'll look for another option. I use the trw2 synchizer for sound, so I chose this option for a headset, but even this time it's not good enough. I suggest that you look into alternative options. with advantages. I purchased it as a headset, and although I can be heard in the room somewhat clearly, my conversation partners occasionally complain that the connection is sluggish to establish. Additionally, after 6 months, it only lasts for 2 hours before needing to be recharged. When it does fall out, it first maintains well, but over time the comfort wanes. The proximity of the headphones to the mouth has a significant impact on the microphone. Use after 6 to 9 months demonstrates that it is preferable to look for another choice because a headset is controversial. I do not suggest. Cons: 1. Looks enormous and protrudes from the ear like two logs (it's best to try it on first somewhere); 2. There is a strange audio story about how, even though the headset volume control is standard, you can only listen to music on a phone at the lowest volume setting without becoming deaf unless you put the "yell" in the middle. While listening to music is problematic right out of the box for me, I haven't yet found a solution. Perhaps there is a connection issue with the phone (pixel 3xl) or you can turn down the volume of the headphones themselves by hardware, until you understand. Not in the JBL application list (I expected to somehow adjust the sound of the headphones there)