Review on JBL Tune 215 Ear Headphones by Anastazja Jdrzejewsk ᠌

I was pleasantly impressed by how simple it all was to use. Up until that point, I had only ever utilized cordless models. You can listen to headphones for a very long time without experiencing any ear fatigue. Subway riders can enjoy high-quality sound by turning up the volume; this is true despite the fact that there is significantly less sound shielding than there is with suction cups. The fact that they are worn around the neck makes it such that they won't be lost if dropped. There is no need to always be searching for a power source because the battery may last all day without topping off. The whole thing is dependent on the level of usage. The only real drawback is that they tend to pop out of your ears when you're on the go. Not a good fit for joggers. At a minus 4, people on the other end of the wire mentioned a few of times that it was hard to hear, so it's likely that the microphone does its job; but, since external noise and the quality of communication can both affect this, it's hard to say for sure. I only took this one personal note. Hence, it's a good investment because you get a useful tool.