Review on JBL Tune 510BT: Wireless On-Ear Headphones With Purebass Sound - White by Adisorn Soon ᠌

Name: JBL Tune 510BT: Wireless On-Ear Headphones With Purebass Sound - White
Item: JBL Tune 510BT: Wireless On-Ear Headphones With Purebass Sound - White
Rating: 4

March 14, 2023

Practical product, nothing to complain about.

Check to see whether you can get charged right there at the store. When putting it on charge for the first time after using it for a week, there was no sound. I took it back to the store where I bought it. Back after the service, and everything is in working order.
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Pros

-Unlike JBL 500 in 510 bluetoth version 5.0. In addition, the 510 was released three years earlier, and its battery has 450mAh as opposed to 30mAh. -TypeC. Micro-USB plugs made of plastic appeared in the 500s. Put the headphones on a box or stack of books that is wider than your head in width, and leave them there for an hour. Headphones can be stretched) If they are tight on your ears, just like they were on me (and even my 8-year-old son), just put them on a box or stack of books that is wider than your head in width. This method did not work since Canyon was wearing her headphones. At this point, I do not have to acclimate myself to a few days. On the other hand, they do not appear to be flimsy. Want metal parts? Live models will be provided for you, which brings us to the next plus. Universal size. Appropriate for both me and my child. Prior to that, I used JBL 310, which are more suited for a child between the ages of three and five. - Moreover, when listening to audio in messengers on canyon, there was a delay of between 3 and 10 seconds. Here, there are no problems at all. -Sound. Good. It is beyond my comprehension how you could ever anticipate something exceptional from wireless ears. By the way, the volume margin is greater when seen from the phone than than the computer. -Microphone. It does not create any noise, it does not squeak, it writes well, and it started working immediately without requiring any dancing with tambourines. Among all of my headphones, I would even go so far as to claim that he is the best. -Autonomy. They sat down for three days at a 10% discount. Movies are something I watch every night, and I used the computer for a good chunk of the day. - You can connect to two different devices at the same time and switch between them using the headphones themselves. -Turns itself off by itself.

Cons

- Power saving mode. The JBL 125bt serves the same purpose as its predecessor. They will "freeze" if you do not use them for ten minutes, such as when you pause the music or the movie you are watching. That is shown by the white light. There is no audible output at all. You have to keep holding down the power button before they will appear to turn back on without performing a reboot. I always manage to forget about it, probably due to the fact that it looks like five minutes have passed while you wait for the sound for the first few seconds, at which point you recall this function, rewind the movie back, and resume the headphones. The customer care service stated that "unfortunately, you are unable to switch off the automatic power saving mechanism on these models." Although this is inconvenient, it is possible to live with it. - Does not alter the tracks in every location. With a personal computer, you can't use Shazam, but if you use your phone, you can. - Even though there was a soft pad there was still some pressure applied to the top of the head the first time. - When watching a movie, you may notice that the sound is cut off for a fraction of a second at random moments. - The ear cushions are made of a very delicate material, and I am unsure how long they will remain functional. - There is no way to connect the 3.5 miniJack.