Review on 🔊 Renewed JBL LIVE 500BT Over-the-Ear Headphones in Black - JBLLIVE500BTBLKAM by Ahmad ᠌

I feel obligated to point out right off the bat that the headphones cause discomfort in the ears for the first week or two of use, but after that (even after 10 hours of use), the ears adjust and no longer experience discomfort. On the other hand, the headband is starting to cause discomfort on the crown of my head. Its advantages: In theory, these are the best headphones that I've ever had, but I've worn better ones and felt my ears and others. Overall, it was good, but not outstanding. One of the most obvious benefits is the inclusion of the proprietary JBL program, which allows users to fine-tune the sound through the use of an equalizer and retain their preferences even after the application has been closed. The fact that the headphones may be used either wirelessly or with a cable connection is another advantageous feature. There is a function called TalkThru that enables you to listen to music as well as the person you are conversing with at the same time. The ear cushions have a lovely and comfortable feel about them. The length of time is quite incredible. Sufficient for two full days of use, even if it is nearly nonstop. They can be used for up to a week if they are not used continuously during the day. Got cons: The evaluation of the JBL-branded application in the play market is something I'll take into consideration by cons. Because there were issues with the connection between the application and the headphones, I was forced to revert to the ones that came with the device. When you first launch the application, it will additionally bother you by requesting that you enable geolocation on your device. About the assembling. It would appear that I did not obtain the most successful copy, which is a shame. I kept the headphones for about a month, despite the fact that their assembly had already started to malfunction. After three weeks of use, an annoying tick can be heard even when the user covers his ears with headphones and shakes his head to the left and right. This turned out to be a mechanical button that had been dislodged over time, as I learned later. In addition to that, the headphones I was using were broken. While you are inside of a moving vehicle with the talkThru function activated, the left speaker will automatically turn off if there is a bump in the road. At the same time, there is no cause for concern regarding the right. It's not great to have such an issue with headphones that cost about 5,000 dollars, especially since I don't use this feature very often, especially in the car. Although though the headband on these headphones is made of fabric, which makes it one of the most comfortable headbands in this line, wearing them for an extended period of time causes noticeable pressure to be applied to the head.