Review on JBL T110BT Wireless In-Ear Headphones Three-Button Remote Microphone (Gray) by Eric Shaun ᠌

I worked as a sound engineer for many years, so there is something to compare with and there is an understanding of the sound quality - I use wired professional Beyerdynamic DT770 and expensive "earbuds" from them. Of course, JBL cannot compare with them, the sound is not so clear, a little muddy, and for some reason it strongly depends on what device you are listening from - the sound from a laptop is louder and cleaner than from a phone (it is not clear for what reason). There are not enough "crystal" highs, even the equalizer does not add them, but in general I expected an order of magnitude worse result. I took such a form factor for several reasons - firstly, I don’t want a transceiver sticking out in my ears and additionally irradiating the brain, secondly, individual headphones, judging by the reviews, periodically go out of sync and the sound disappears, thirdly , the microphone is quite far from the mouth, fourthly, the phone has a speaker, but I don’t have a wired headset, but I don’t want to fix it, I’m waiting for the official sales of Xiaomi Mi10 :). The main thing is that the wire does not interfere at all, the head can be rotated 360 ° :) The headphones can be removed from the ears, they will be mated by magnets and will not fall or disappear anywhere. Complete rubber tips (ear pads, if you can call them that) fit my "tight" ears, from which usually all the earbuds fall out. There is a margin for volume, keep in mind that the volume is increased separately on the headphones, and on the phone also separately. In general, for their 1200 a great option. Of course, don't expect miracles. If you want a chic sound - then you need expensive ears, an expensive amplifier, player and FLAC-format or warm tube vinyl :) Z. Y. I noticed that 4kHz sticks out very strongly, but there are not enough "tops" at all. That's about with these settings - very good sound.