Review on Wireless Earphones JBL Tune 205BT, silver by Adam Kaniuk ᠌

These headphones are good for me as an average person because the diode does not interfere with the sound and, on the contrary, I think it looks pretty cool. Of course, Pods would be much better and more generally luxurious, but for rational reasons, I did not take them with me. The benefits of it include: 1. The sound quality is acceptable for Bluetooth headphones; however, when compared to the sound quality of wired headphones from Sony, Sennheiser, and the same JBL, the sound purity is, to be expected, significantly lower. 2. A flat wire that holds its shape well and does not roll off the neck, as well as a normal distribution of the balance between the left and right sides. 3. The battery will almost always be sufficient for the journey to and from work (two to two and a half hours one way), but there are times when it will still die, forcing you to listen to the people around you ((. In general, the charge is sufficient for four to five hours, but there is no way that it could hold for six hours. 4. Connects quickly and trouble-freely; pairing worked without a hitch on Mi4c; bespoke firmware; the panel displays the percentage of charge remaining. They are connected to the computer via the BT flash drive, which also allows the connection to take place swiftly and without any issues. 5. The volume is appropriate in an untroubled setting, but it diminishes significantly while walking on the street, riding the subway, or otherwise traveling. 1. Since there are no plugs, the soundproofing is at zero; this is a subjective drawback, which is important for everyone to a different extent. This is a problem because soundproofing is at zero. 2. The design of the headphones is not something that will appeal to everyone; personally, I've gotten used to it by now, but at first, it was not very comfortable to wear. 3. Because the sound vibrates in all songs when it is at low frequencies, playing with an equalizer is not an option because it will make the songs sound quieter. 4. Because the sound cuts out for a fraction of a second whenever I switch between 2G, 3G, and 4G signals, I cannot rule out the possibility that the problem lies on the side of the phone. 5. Charging via Micro USB port.