Review on Wireless headphones Urbanears Hellas, black belt by Ada Kiepura ᠌

The headphones appear to be about sports and convenience, the headband and ear pads can be removed to be washed in a washer, and the price is 1,300 euros as opposed to 6-7-8 euros in other places on the internet (although I think that this is some kind of tricky move and more than 3k for them should not have been given). A nice packaging, the actual headphones inside of the box, an elegant micro-USB cable, instructions, a poster, and a mesh bag for carrying it all in. The arms and wires of the headphones are exposed, giving the impression of a skeleton, but the fact that everything can be seen is actually what makes the experience more pleasurable. These may be folded up for portability, and the subject matter includes an entire bag. The size is not excessively enormous; in comparison, my JBL E55BT appears to be approximately 1.5 times larger. The supply of headbands is plenty even for my skull, and the fit is comfortable on the head. Touch control: the tap zones on the right earpiece allow you to turn on and link the headphones, change tracks by swiping to the side, and adjust the volume by pressing up and down. As for the sound, it is enjoyable; the volume is excessively high and very clear; nevertheless, contrary to what some people claim, there is not a sufficient amount of low ones. To summarize, at the price that was previously announced, ear lovers have quite a selection.