Review on JBL Tune 120 TWS Wireless Headphones, Black by Kiril Mechkarski ᠌

The fact that the headphones stopped charging after only half a year is the primary issue, but there are other issues as well. It is truly unfathomable why a very well-known brand would release anything like this. Take a look at what Xiaomi and Redmi have to offer for headphones. And the price is lower, even though the quality is much higher. Some pros: 1. A link that is relatively quick. (They link to the phone exactly five seconds after "getting" out of the casing) 2. A cost that is not prohibitive. 3. The standard microphone. (I attempted to communicate with the other party over the phone while wearing headphones; they did not appear to object to this) 4. A sound that is normal. To be honest, I'm not much of a music fan at all, so it's difficult for me to evaluate the sound quality of JBL headphones; nonetheless, in my own biased view, I'd say that it's tolerable enough. Quite audible, despite the apparent reduction in background noise. Got cons: 1. A trait that is revolting. The inside and the outside of the case are constantly becoming dirty. The materials that were selected are the ones with the worst results. After being used for half a year, they nearly completely stopped charging. The standard charging position for the earphones can be adjusted, however doing so will take five minutes of your time. Despite the fact that I did not submerge it in water, I did not bend any of the contacts. If we are going to talk about contacts, then why are they placed so high in the case? Because of these, cleaning the inside of the case from the inside is an impossible expectation. Why couldn't it have been done in a manner similar to that of Airpods, Galaxy Buds, or Airdots? The plug is really revolting; it does not close all the way, and the rubber is particularly susceptible to becoming filthy. The goal of clearing the stub cannot possibly be achieved. After just one month of use, the body of your headphones will be white, but the plug will have aged to a gray color. It would appear that JBL is a fairly well-known brand, despite the fact that the quality is comparable to that of Chinese nonames. 2. Price Airpods, Galaxy Buds, and Honor Earbuds are significantly more expensive than these, therefore you can save money by purchasing them instead. There are, however, a great number of headphones available, the most of which are from lesser-known manufacturers but also from Xiaomi, Redmi, and Huawei and are sold at a lower price without sacrificing quality. 3. Delay There is a discernible lag in the transmission of the audio signal. MB for half a second, but it is discernible. The fact that the video and sound in the YouTube video were out of sync was frustrating at first, but after some time, I found that I had become accustomed to it. Playing dynamic games is a frustrating experience. I'm not sure if this is just a problem with these headphones or with all headphones in general. 4. Micro USB. To hell with the year 2022, nobody even uses Micro USB? One pilot is currently preoccupied with charging the JBL 120 TWS exclusively. 5. LEDs. They operate in a very peculiar manner; for example, sometimes they blink and other times they don't; in the dark, they cause interference with one another. In general, they carried it out in an unethical manner, and the choice they made was one that was certain to fail. 6. The entirety as well as the dimensions. They protrude or "stick out" from the ears. A mutual friend referred to it as a "hearing aid" in jest. It is a terrible and very heavy experience to walk about in them on the street.