Review on Wireless headphones JBL Tune 215 TWS, black by Agata Jurkiewicz ᠌

In general, I am happy with the headphones that I purchased. Excellent and clean sound, but there is virtually little bass. The charge is kept for a sufficient amount of time. Because I don't use headphones for sports, I rarely use the switches that are actually on the headphones themselves. The previous paragraph explains why. Many advantages: Good mids. You may become aware of noises that you have never encountered before in certain musical compositions. It shouldn't be an issue to view videos on YouTube while riding the metro. The outdated headphones made it impossible to hear normal speech or music, and the commotion occurring outside the vehicle made it impossible to hear anything at all. Again, in comparison to the older headphones, which required frequent use of a tambourine to coordinate dance moves, this one connects to the phone's Bluetooth connection without any issues whatsoever. Cons: The bass is lacking, however this shortcoming is made up for by the excellent reproduction of the midrange. They do not fit snugly in the ear canal, making them unsuitable for athletic use. Everything is good so long as you take it easy, but as soon as you pick up the pace, they start to push their way out of the ear. Tight control buttons; in order to change the track or answer a call, you have to press the button on the earpiece as hard as you can while simultaneously pressing the earpiece as far as it will go into your ear canal, which can be rather painful.