Review on Black JBL T450BT On-Ear Wireless Headphones with Built-In Mic and Remote by Nguyen Bach ᠌

Headphones are lightweight. Through a reinforced concrete wall and 10 m distance the signal is flawless. Haven't tested for longer distances. Regarding sound. In order not to be unfounded, I will compare it with my open monitors now costing no more than 2tr (30% cheaper than the JBL 450BT) at the time of 08202222. The JBL has more bass, but the scene is a little worse and the overall sound detail is a little worse. But JBL, at the same time, play better than in-ear headphones (the best that I listened to for up to 10 tr) both from a computer and even more so from a phone. The difference in sound over BT from a computer and a phone for JBL is not significant, but for plug-ins it is colossal, and, of course, not in favor of the phone. Whoever says that wired headphones sound significantly better than BT headphones, do not believe them. There is a difference, but it is not significant at the same price in favor of wired ones (in my case, open monitors). In addition, for high-quality sound, the entire sound path must be of a correspondingly high level to the emitters + the quality of the track. So for music from a computer or phone, player, it makes no sense at all to take headphones more expensive than 3000 IMHO. Each headphone is designed for its own use. For myself, I decided this: at home, open monitors from a computer. On the street - overhead BT headphones, cinema at home - again BT headphones. When the battery charge is exhausted (less than 10%) on the phone, micropauses occasionally begin to skip (1 time in 15 minutes for about 0.2-0.3 seconds) - it's in the phone. The headphone battery is good. If you want good sound on the go (headphone portability) and without wires, these headphones are a good option. If you need uncompromisingly the best possible sound, then you should take wired open monitors. : The sound is still good at 450x. It is rare to find headphones with the correct frequency response.