Review on JBL Tune 120 TWS Wireless Headphones, Black by Micha Puzio ᠌

For the first three weeks, I was under the impression that I had finally found the ideal pair of headphones. Avoiding looking at the assembly's pillars. The most false part is that they suddenly cease charging. After a long day of work, there is little motivation to sit and fiddle with the earpiece so you can slip into your contacts. The design, casing, sound, and battery life are all positives. Don't fall behind the video! Quite a respectable mike. A full four hours, or longer, of nonstop music. There was hardly any pause in the audio. Ah, another cost. With a linked 3490 or 3499, I listened in. Actually, it makes no difference. Contra: I will describe the genuine jams without going into detail about the myriad formats and bluetooth standards that exist. The headphones' overall construction and casing quality are below average. They stop working occasionally, and you have to clean them and obtain new ones. Or, only one of the headphones starts playing. (It's not that common. A month later, the right earbud would no longer charge unless it was actively being worn. It's very demanding. Strongly. Can't tell you which is which between left and right. The left one does not receive a charge if the right one is not charged. Mechanical buttons that are snug. When you insert the headphones into your ear, you press on them. Not a good time. The headphones themselves are poorly constructed, since the seams are easily evident and the headphones always appear to be on the verge of coming apart.