Pros
- sound autonomy Microphone Ease of use Quick pairing Independence of each earpiece
Cons
- There is no sensor that would pause playback when taken out of the ear (not a critical flaw). No volume control
Pros
- Quick connection Comfortable fit in the ear long work Convenient control that does not squeeze the brain, given that the buttons are mechanical Not a bad microphone solid bass
Cons
- The quality of reproduction of medium and high frequencies Not so strong magnets
Pros
- The sound is not cosmic, but it is acceptable. Having said that, JBL as usual. Especially when you take into account the fact that providing it in "gags" is not exactly the easiest thing to do. JBL is, in my opinion, the only group capable of completing this activity and maintaining their dignity. They fit comfortably and securely in my ears, which is a significant deal for me because it's quite difficult for me to find headphones that won't slide out of my ear. After prolonged listening, there is no discomfort felt in the ears. The charge remains for a significant length of time. The casing is attractive and simple to operate. To put it simply, they exude class and perfection.
Cons
- Horrifyingly compatible with Windows, which is incredibly difficult to operate (for a separate story, see the comment). Clicks can occasionally be heard in the background, however they are hardly audible. This becomes especially apparent when listening to quiet music (electronic or pop) or having a normal conversation. When listening to heavy metal, however, it is inaudible. When I talk through the headset, my coworkers can hear noise from the rest of the office, which is because the microphone is not focused well enough. Because of this, they all complain about it.
Pros
- Materials that are made well and have a pleasing sound, audibility, gesture control, and a reduction in background noise
Cons
- After functioning properly for half a year, synchronization issues between the headphones started to appear.
Pros
- The obvious convenience, as well as the absence of wires. Personally, I don't have any issues with how they fit in my ears. Ears do not cause any pain. Ear cushions of a standard size fit snugly and do not dislodge themselves while the wearer is jogging.
Cons
- Below
Pros
- - Great sound. I don't consider myself an audialist, but the sound in them is really clear and flawless. - They sit well. I read reviews - they complain that their ears get tired. There is a slight discomfort during prolonged and wearing - you need to get used to it and turn it around to understand it is convenient for you. They sit tight - running, cycling, they withstand training, only sometimes they need to be corrected, which did not cause any particular difficulties. - Autonomy. 2-3 days of active use, the case works without recharging. It is not necessary to use two headphones at once, it is enough to put one in the case, and when the second one starts to discharge (which is extremely rare), change it.
Cons
- I bought TWS headphones because I was tired of wires and constant fractures because of which new headphones were bought every six months at best. But, apparently, this is not a panacea: - Three months later, the left earbud stopped charging normally. In order for it to start charging, you need to insert it into the case with dancing with a tambourine at some special angle, where the contacts touch. Half a millimeter to the side - the charge does not go. Half a month later, the same problem with the right. Now just try to figure it out and figure out what's wrong. - The case is not the strongest. Just a few weeks later, a crack appeared in the corner of the case lid. Everything would be fine, but the guarantee in case of a malfunction cannot be returned. And this incident happened!
Pros
- Not a bad sound, they hold a charge for a long time.
Cons
- Glitches during calls. Very big. This is not visible in the photographs, but they are really healthy like a bluetooth headset for taxi drivers)
Pros
- Isolation from sound, superior sound, a quality microphone, and independence
Cons
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Pros
- Great headphones for your money. Both earbuds can be used as a headset. Type-C charging. Unlike Huawei and Xiaomi, they live more than a couple of months :-)
Cons
- If you listened to music before making a call, then the headphones begin to "stutter" after the conversation has ended and returned to listening to music. The solution is as follows: I put the headphones in the case and immediately pulled them out. Taking into account the fact that 90% of them I’m talking about, the disadvantage is not critical for me.
Pros
- Convenience of course, no wires. Personally, they sit well in my ears. Ears don't hurt. Standard-sized ear pads sit well, do not fall out while running
Cons
- Below
