Pros
- The form of headphones (like Apple) While listening to music, there is sound.
Cons
- Constructive excellence, padding Sound during a call Absence of support for Siri (and due to the quality of the sound from the microphone, the voice is almost always not recognized even when calling the assistant with the button on the phone) The charging port is inconveniently covered
Pros
- The sound and wearing comfort is close to EarPods.
Cons
- I took it to work in the cold, so as not to get the phone out of my pocket. The module itself in the area of the neck and collar of outerwear is clearly not 100% subject to frost, no one has canceled the effect of human warmth. However, the connection is periodically lost (and without any sound warnings), sometimes it is restored by itself, sometimes not. A couple of times hung specifically. In the heat, nothing of the kind was noticed, they work stably.
Pros
- Price. Sound. Stable signal.
Cons
- In the VLC player on a poppy, x. S why interference and noise even in the flask format))
Pros
- Perfect in everything
Cons
- Battery dead due to misuse
Pros
- - Exceptional mobility of this format - throw it on and go. They do not take up space at all, they do not get confused. They connect to the phone in three seconds, after the first pairing everything is in automatic mode, just do not forget to charge. - With prolonged wear (about an hour in a row), the ears do not get tired, do not hurt, do not sweat. As if there are no headphones, so comfortable. - I'm quite happy with the sound. The sound is moderately loud, at the same time expressive and soft, in general it is as good as it can be, in principle, good in overhead headphones. You can get a more voluminous and high-quality sound than it is in the JBL T205BT except in full-size headphones of a higher class, and for completely different money.
Cons
- If you notice, all the basic properties that can be in the headset are in the pros. Of the shortcomings, there can only be formal nit-picking: - The silvery, "metal" part of the earpiece looks noticeably "cheaper" in real life than in the pictures. Mainly because it is not metal or even high-quality plastic, but ordinary silver paint. Well, if it does not peel off over time . - Rustling interference and intermittent signal a couple of times I noticed while walking. I don’t know what it depends on - after all, this is my first bluetooth headset, so unfortunately there is nothing to compare with yet. However, in wired headphones, of course, you will not find such surprises. - Charging connector - micro-usb, which in 2022 has already become an atavism for many. A short usb cable is included, no adapter. You can charge either via usb from a computer, or by borrowing an adapter from a mobile phone.
Pros
- Because of the soft tip that goes inside the ear, they are an improvement over eipods. There is a lower risk of one of the ears becoming detached and misplaced, in comparison to both Huawei's TWS and wireless apple ones. They have the most appropriate tone for this type. Extremely convenient for physical activity!
Cons
- The charging connection is a little on the small side, and there are occasional disruptions; however, as far as I can tell, these issues are caused by a lack of delay and buffer space. Even though one day's worth of power from the battery appears to be sufficient, I desire more.
Pros
- Great sound, comfortable in the ear. It is convenient to do sports.
Cons
- Loses connection during pauses
Pros
- - the sound is ideal for avoiding conversation (for some reason)
Cons
- - the performance of the headset as a talking device for the phone and the computer has been dreadful so far
Pros
- - wireless, lightweight, the wire does not interfere when shooting, can be hung around the neck, especially convenient when doing sports and cycling; - they sit tightly in the ears, do not press and at the same time do not fall out, after some time sometimes you even forget that you are wearing headphones; - reliable in terms of wires, in use for more than a year since August 2022, it’s rare that wired headphones last a year with frequent use, they usually break at the plug, with wireless ones it’s more difficult to bend the wire, but after 1.5 years the volume down button began to stick; - if you do not find fault with the sound, then it will go (to watch a video, or listen to music in the background, for example) - holds the declared 6 hours; - you can switch tracks on the headset, pause, change the volume; - fast charging - 1.5 hours; - not vacuum ones, namely open-type earbuds (the shape is like that of the iPhone EarPods headset), that is, you can hear the ambient sound, for trips to the subway you need to check the volume reserve, it’s enough for me (first of all, it depends on the output signal level from your phone, see the characteristics according to your telephone)
Cons
- Main disadvantages: - for music, the sound is a very big question (the stage is not bad, but bass lovers will miss the low ones, the high ones are also lifted up a little). - if you consider it as a wireless headset, then the microphone is so-so, you won’t talk much on the phone, I don’t advise; - poor build quality and gluing - rubber pads (ear pads) peel off, you need to glue it yourself. it is not clear why not make removable rubber ear pads of different sizes (as, for example, done in the Samsung headset, Samsung does not advertise the sound is also average); as a way out - we take soft ear pads from any earbuds, put them on and ok, or carefully glue the rubber bands back onto superglue (preferably gel) - there are no settings and an adequate application for headphones to customize the sound, watch the remaining charge, etc.; - after 1.5 years, the volume down button began to jam. it works but you need to press it with force, sometimes when you press the volume down button, a crack is heard. the central button is also cracked, but it works. Nevertheless, a year and a half is a good time for headphones, perhaps they have outlived their own; further flaws are not critical, rather nit-picking - someone will seem a little expensive, but given that the airpods cost from 10k, more or less still. - weak battery, only 120 mAh (6 hours of operation), I would like a bigger battery, at least for 8-10 hours - a disadvantage for athletes and extreme sportsmen - there is no moisture protection (in extreme conditions and under water they will not live long) - no magnet for connecting wires - quiet microphone volume - you can not listen when charging, only when you disconnect from charging; - not a good indication of low battery, warn 10 minutes in advance - does not show the charge level on android (it shows on iPhone and iPad) - no case (although the older model has 25BT) I also note that JBL has no technical support, they don’t answer e-mails, the FBontakte group also didn’t answer anything sensible about the application, settings, build quality.
