Review on Renewed JBL Club Pro Plus - Black True Wireless Headphones with Active Noise Cancellation for High-Performance by Kio Vazquez ᠌

These headphones have a fairly neutral sound, so it was very easy to finish the sound with an equalizer to the desired one. By the way, the branded application for Android has a good equalizer. Instead of the fixed frequencies of a typical graphic equalizer, you can draw a graph yourself. If it were still possible to set all the parameters in digital form, and not draw with your fingers, then there would be no price. Active noise isolation is pretty nominal. It copes well with low-frequency noise, but this noise is already well masked by music, in the rest of the frequency range the effect is very weak. Speaking specifically, for example, the buzz of the current in the subway is blocked, but the rumble and rattle of the train is almost the same when the active noise isolation is turned on, and when it is turned off. Luckily, passive noise isolation is pretty good. Sometimes there are sudden switching modes from ANC to ambient, and on one of the ears. Clearly a software problem, so there's a chance it will be fixed someday. However, this happened to me quite rarely, so you can live with it. I had quite a few different bluetooth headphones, but none of them even held the signal so disgustingly. And the problem is in the headphones, because. other headphones with the same phone do not have this problem. I live and work within walking distance from the metro. So while I go to the subway about 30% of the time these headphones do not work. Moreover, sometimes the sound not only disappears, but they also force the ears with the sound of interference. Sometimes other Bluetooth headphones are the source of interference. Once I drove a few stops on the subway next to another passenger with headphones (the headphones were of a different model, something like Apple AirPods), so he completely drowned out the signal of these headphones. When the opportunity finally arose, I moved away from him and there was a sound. If this is the so-called. flagship model of TWS headphones from JBL, then what are the younger models?