Review on Wireless Headphones JBL E25BT (Live 25BT), black by Agata Schultz ᠌

Beginning with the fact that its primary advantage is its battery, it turned out to be a significant disadvantage. It was cumbersome, and it constantly fell off in various directions from the user's neck. Additionally, it pulled the headphones right out of the user's ears. As compared to the sound quality of other headphones produced by the same firm, these sound like a bucket. When used as a headset for a phone, they behave similarly to a British cat in that they occasionally fail to recognize bluetooth, which results in the microphone being inoperable. It turns out that when you increase the sound, you increase its level in the headset. If the sound on your phone was set to level 1 (one), then you won't be able to hear anything normally even after you increase the volume of the sound. When linked to a computer (for calls in Skype), a communication signal that is unreliable as well as wheezing and noises are experienced. You need to either bring the microphone closer to your mouth or raise your voice in order to be heard.