Review on Wireless headphones Urbanears Hellas, black belt by Jongkol Amphaiphit ᠌

As for survivability, they happened to fall more than once and several times to be in a backpack mixed with tools (screwdrivers, pliers and other pieces of iron). They work well, even look quite presentable. For me, it's definitely top. Pros: Great headphones. The sound is loud enough to drown out any background noise. Quality enough to enjoy music of different genres, while the tops are not twisted all the way, which, for me, is a plus. Convenience - they sit comfortably on the head, both in an adult and in a child. Gestures take some getting used to, but you can get used to them. Quality - turned out to be more tenacious than it seemed at first glance, therefore, there is not the slightest claim to the build quality. Different cons: It’s hard to get used to the gestures and after a couple of months I still don’t hit the button the first time (maybe the problem is me?). They sit tight on the head, maybe even too tight, when worn all day, unpleasant pressure is felt, but they do not fall off. Microphone - when talking, you sound like a barrel.