JBL Tune 215 Ear Headphones Review

There is a feeling that the lack of a noise reduction microphone, the location of the air intake holes and other incomprehensible shortcomings are justified only by marketing in order to reduce intra-brand product competition and are intentional, as there are no problems and difficulties with their solution. Adding a noise-canceling microphone will not affect the final price of the product in any way. It seems that some anti-features are needed in order to make sense to overpay 4-5 times for a…

It is possible to fasten the wires to each other (so that they do not fly off and are not lost), BUT . the fastening does not hold longer than 5 days. Then apparently it stretches and does not work.

The benefits include an extended battery life, rapid charging, and excellent sound quality. Establish quick communication. Having these drawbacks: Large plastic casings are attached to the wires, but absent those there would be nowhere else to conceal the battery and the remainder of the internal components.

A personal journey with this item.Some pros: Convenience, charge, microphone, noise reduction Cons below: Rarely loses connection with the phone during a call

Very disappointed Its pros: Is it the form But what does it matter to form if they play like hell what Cons: The sound is quiet The sound is completely superficial. Bass doesn't exist

Bought to listen to audiobooks on the way to work. Ideal for these purposes. There is no soundproofing, but this is good for security purposes.

Already the third such. Its pros: Decent sound, decent battery life, in-ear headphones (I don't like in-ears) Cons: There is no magnet to connect the headphones when you wear them around your neck. The hook for connecting the wires is inconvenient, besides, when using it, the wires begin to crack

Offering a critical product review.Its pros: Holds the battery for a long time. Do not fall out of the ears Its cons: Constantly reconnecting if the music is put on stop

They quickly connected to the phone, it is convenient to use, I was looking specifically for such ones that would hear the noise of cars on the street, etc.

My collection of headphones includes a wide variety of styles and models. This is my very first pair of half-ears. The largest ear pads fit comfortably under the size of my ear, which is considered to be huge. two walls, I consider this to be the most successful outcome I've seen. The sound, on the other hand, is nothing out of the ordinary. Certainly not remarkable, but free from any glaring defects. The bass is not quite as powerful as that of the Philips TX1 plug-ins, but other than that…

Pros: Holds a charge well. Quality for the level of listening to podcasts. Convenient design for cleaning. Some cons: There is no additional fastening, clothespins to clothes. Added my own.

They have been using JBL products for quite some time, and the model of the headset that I use is called the Tune 205bt. They have also been using JBL products for quite some time. I had a good time being with her, and I'm not even going to count the fallen-off pads on the plugs themselves because our relationship is simple and dependable. I had a good time being with her. And then one day a new model caught my eye: the tune 215bt, almost the same, but with type-c charging (now you can charge…

Pros: The battery lasts a very long time, more than a week of everyday listening. Has some cons Large drops, not for every ear, the power button broke after a couple of months of use

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…

I had used 110bt for a very long time; at any given moment, I probably had five of them, and the most recent ones were purchased in the summer. To begin, the wonderful fit in my ears was one of many things that appealed to me about that place (without making any promises about the level of detail present). But, production of them ceased several years ago. The color was the primary factor that led to my decision to purchase these. I have wired Mac EarPods that are roughly the same design, and…

I'll use the 205 as a comparison, and they sound terrible (including due to a decrease in resistance from 32 ohms to 20 ohms). The battery life has been enhanced, and a USB-C port has been added, so that's a positive. on the negative side, they failed to improve the sound, the ergonomics, or the microphone, in my opinion (everything also gurgles and disappears, although everything is ok on other headphones). It's not great for listening to music or using as a headset, in my opinion (especially…

I was pleasantly impressed by how simple it all was to use. Up until that point, I had only ever utilized cordless models. You can listen to headphones for a very long time without experiencing any ear fatigue. Subway riders can enjoy high-quality sound by turning up the volume; this is true despite the fact that there is significantly less sound shielding than there is with suction cups. The fact that they are worn around the neck makes it such that they won't be lost if dropped. There is no…

For quite some time now, JBL devices have been standard issue, and I myself use a Tune 205bt headset. Not including the occasional missing pad on the plugs themselves, she is easy and trustworthy, and I loved my time with her. And then one day I saw the tune 215bt, which is nearly identical to the previous model but has type-c charging (so you can use the cable that came with your phone to charge it, rather than having to bring a separate microUSB cable) and has a battery life that is 1.5 times

Pros below: practically everything. The sound of the norms, finally, the charging socket has become universal, suitable for any phone. Has cons: Very large earbuds, just huge, it hurts the ears. The previous model was more convenient in this regard.

Got pros: Pretty good headphones for the money. Do you want to listen to long music? Yes, they will give it to you. Are you something verified? And again they will give it to you Some cons: Perhaps I note that the rubber pad fell off in the first week. You can use it, but it's annoying.