Review on Wireless headphones YAMAHA TW-E3B, ​​black by Jongil Baek ᠌

Not that it’s a completely significant minus, but the charging port is made of fairly thin plastic - on the one hand, because of this, it is quite light, but it feels somehow flimsy When buying, keep in mind that the headphones are REALLY BIG and stick out quite strongly, so if you don’t carefully put on the hood or something over your head, there is a high probability that they will catch on and fall out (you get used to it and don’t cause discomfort, but if you want small headphones, which are almost invisible in the ear - this model is not for you) The fact that the headphones work independently is a big plus, but if you have the left earphone connected as a master, and you want to leave only the right one working, the connection with the phone drops and after a while the right earphone will automatically connect. Not that it would cause much problems, but annoying. On the previous Sesh evo for 3000, all this happened without a disconnect from the phone and you could change the headphones as you like without delay at all Another minus (I don’t know, maybe this is not a problem with the headphones, but with my phone), but even when the headphones are fully charged, the indicator shows an incomplete charge, and turns red (which is perceived as “the headphones will soon sit down”) by 40%, again with this you can live, besides, a specific percentage can be viewed in the application, but a little annoying.