Review on JBL Tune 215 Ear Headphones by Yoonki Baek ᠌

the best headphones you can buy Although audiophiles will undoubtedly find something to criticize in the sound quality, you should keep in mind that you are purchasing a bluetooth headset. It seems like the sound quality is comparable to Apple headphones. Loudness: As these headphones are not earplugs, the biggest complaints concerning loudness may result from their design, since you will always be able to hear sounds around you. But even on the subway, the volume is adequate. Microphone: When I enquire of everyone I speak on the phone with, they always reply that I can hear them perfectly. It makes no difference if it's a building or a roadway. A major plus: unlike many other BT headsets, your voice is not picked up when you are speaking. And when there is no music playing in the headphones, there is no buzz or noise. Defects, jambs, or other issues: The plastic case appears to be of lower quality. -There was an issue that caused the headphones to disconnect when the music ended and reconnect right away with a jbl-specific sound. May connect up to five times per minute, extremely irate. Problem was cured by ating the firmware with the JBL FIRMWARE program. When turned on, they connect to all of the devices they can operate with simultaneously. In other words, you listen on the phone, start the computer, and immediately connect to it. Naturally, they only play music from the one source—the location where something was last switched on—at the same moment. The call came through, they responded, and YouTube was halted. Long pressing + or - will switch tracks; otherwise, several reviewers have reported that the tracks did not switch.