Pros
- Superiority in terms of both battery life and signal strength
Cons
- The headphones do not have a very snug fit in the ear, with the exception of while being used for active activities. but it's not that important
Pros
- - a life expectancy of the battery of up to 16 hours - charging using type-c ports as opposed to micro USB ports - bluetooth 5.0
Cons
- - I did not enjoy the way the music sounded (even worse than in the 205 model - a lot of highs, few lows) - a mediocre microphone for taking calls; in comparison to previous generations of the 205, it has not been upgraded. - SBC connection protocol (JBL does not install aptx even in expensive headphones) - 20 ohm as opposed to 32 ohm (longer operating time but lower quality) - raw firmware provided by the manufacturer, which requires installation of the firmware via the application. - An failed attempt to link the headphones to each other on the neck (the reason for avoiding the use of magnets is unclear; perhaps they cause interference; I'm not sure). - a huge size, in my opinion, they are inferior to the 205th in ergonomics, there are no ear pads of varied sizes, like there are in some Samsung headphones and some Huawei headphones, for example. It would appear that JBL is under the impression that everybody has the same ears; - the headphone case does not offer any protection against wetness; where are the buttons and where is the battery? may not hold up well in damp and muggy settings. If you are going to use them for sports, it is recommended that you get versions that have moisture protection or tws that do not have cables and have a battery built into the earpiece itself; if you buy it without discounts, the price will be higher. 2190 in-store total without applying discounts.
Pros
- Cost, download/upload rates. Collaborating across multiple platforms
Cons
- There was an issue with reconnecting, but it was fixed in the firmware.
Pros
- Color.
Cons
- All the negatives of landing, noise, and volume occur simultaneously.
Pros
- Music, battery life, wearing comfort, and the ability to pair through Bluetooth.
Cons
- When you're sprinting, pass out (to whom it is important - they will not work)
Pros
- 5.0 Bluetooth USB-C Power Adapter Sustaining power for a long time
Cons
- Integrity of the Link
Pros
- I listen to audio books for two days
Cons
- Quality fails
Pros
- autonomy USB TYPE-C cable
Cons
- Wire stiffness Earpiece size Ambiguous sound
Pros
- Stable smartphone connection. Very stable too. At the moment, this device is the most stable connection that I have used. I don't think I said yet that the 215s have a very stable connection? No? Well, I'll tell you - they have a really stable connection.
Cons
- So far so good, I'll add on occasion.
Pros
- 1. Inserts. I was looking for liners, since channel ones are uncomfortable for me to wear. 2. With drawstring around the neck, not earplugs. No matter how much I try on earplugs, they stay in the ear for a maximum of five minutes, then they fall out. I did not dare to buy, so as not to lose them on the first day. 3. Connect to two devices at the same time.
Cons
- 1. The saddest thing is the terrible microphone. If you want to be heard normally, you need to carefully, so as not to rustle, hold the microphone near your mouth. If he slides even a centimeter, the interlocutor begins to complain. And in winter, in clothes on the street, if someone calls, then in order to talk, you need to make a lot of efforts, otherwise you are completely inaudible. It's easier to take your phone out of your pocket. 2. Constantly turned off. I bought a headset not only to listen to music, but to answer quickly in the car. And so, I connected the headset, I was driving, I was listening to music through the head unit (there was silence in the headset - it was in standby mode). Then a call comes in and . I can't answer it, because the headset turned off. Before that, I had Sony SBH70, in which I walked around the clock in standby mode and could answer the call at any time. 3. The volume buttons are interchanged. The disadvantage is insignificant, you can get used to it, but it is there. That is, I put on a headset, I walk down the street like that, I listen to music, then I wanted to turn it up louder. I press the button, which is at the top of the case and the sound becomes quieter. And vice versa. A trifle, but very unpleasant. 4. Sound quality. Very few low ones. But since I'm not a music lover and I need a headset specifically for talking, I still sometimes want to listen to music. But when you listen, the impression is that I got into the past for twenty years like that . 5. Connect to two devices at the same time. Yes it is and it works, but somehow slightly crooked. I connect the headset to the phone and to the computer at the same time - now I'm remote and I need to talk on the phone and chat in Zoom. It seems to work out and even cool. But there is a very small drawback: notifications do not always go through (mail, for example). If earlier I heard that the mail came and immediately responded promptly, then with this headset 90% of notifications simply do not go through. Apparently they do not have time to slip through, as they are short.
