Review on JBL Tune 120 TWS Wireless Headphones, Black by Jnis Gailis ᠌

On the one hand, I do not know the best TWS ears for the money. On the other hand, when you buy ears for 5k, you count on full stuffing, but there is none. A very decent sound. Audiophiles will say that the top is not enough, the middle is unclear and so on. Sounds great to me! Very good for both popular music and heavy music. Boom-boom is done right. Yes, no panorama (for 5k where is it?), no good tops. But the basses are good, pleasant, the middle is still there. Very ear pads dependent, I picked up the ear pads for myself, excellent, I did not pick up listen to the "radio". The kit is very so-so, very. Minus. Chinese ears for 700-1000 have better ear pads. The main disadvantage is that they are absolutely not suitable for sports or any activity, because they fall out. I had Chinese TWS for 1.5k, kept like a glove. These, with their huge size and weight, cannot be held in any way. Heavy, large, and kept exclusively on the ear pads. Dropped out at me a thousand times. But! The guys from Harman (JBL is a sub-brand of Harman Cardon) were finally able to overcome their disease with bad Bluetooth. Finally! Finally, the connection is not broken! So if you are a sedate person who does not make sudden movements, then the ears are great! In other cases, it’s worth waiting until the guys from Harman realize that they’ve screwed up and make them with a normal, behind-the-ear (or other) mount. But! Sound! This is JBL sound. I don't get paid for their ads, but sound-wise, JBL is the best in the mass market. Looking at the fans of Chinese brands as . is priceless :) The Chinese do not know how to sound. In short: Sit still and enjoy. The connection is easy, charging is kept at an average level, the case is pleasant, there are no sensors and extraction sensors, but this is rather a plus. The left ear doesn't work without the right. The microphone is rubbish.