Review on Experience True Wireless Freedom with JBL Tune 215 TWS Headphones in Black by Mateusz Banaszkiewic ᠌

I frequently dropped the headphones because I'm not used to living without wires; however, they proved to be sturdy and functional. Its benefits Excellent craftsmanship and passive seclusion from the outside world. The right ear pads are chosen, so they don't fall out of the ears. Good construction and attractive plastic. The headphones are safely stored in the case, which doubles as the charger. Only minor scratches remained after the headphones and case underwent a light crash test, and the device continued to function flawlessly. Good music at low level can sometimes make you forget you're wearing headphones and make it seem like your life's soundtrack =) Though I didn't realize it, a 5-hour charge should last for approximately as long as I did. I was unable to fully discharge the headphones and case during the entire day. A illumination that indicates charging progress, LED indications on the headphones that indicate connecting with the smartphone, and an enjoyable music accompaniment all provide this information. With drawbacks: It is challenging to watch videos because of the delay, but this is not the fault of the headphones themselves; rather, it is a problem with the technology. As a user of largely wired headphones, I found it challenging to get acclimated to the sound quality, which is significantly worse. However, once I did, the sound quality was fine for me because I am not an audiophile. They are huge, which is a subjective negative for me, but it will matter to someone. A tactile button for management is undoubtedly a nice idea, but pressing it requires inserting the earpiece into your ear. Only the case is charged while charging; however, as soon as the case is turned off, the headphones begin to charge. (Again, excluding the personal)