Review on Wireless headphones Urbanears Hellas, black belt by Zia Hoon ᠌

Because they are not lit and are not marked in any manner, the touch buttons are initially difficult to understand. After some time, you will find that using the equipment is no longer difficult. It is very frustrating when a pause is put in a jacket that has a hood, or even worse, when switching to the next or previous audio recording when touching the synthetic material of the hood. Both of these things happen when you touch the hood (there are no such problems with fabric). Although at first glance they do not appear to be reliable in substance, they have a number of positive aspects, including a good sound, a fantastic microphone, and a good sound overall. I took a couple more of the same headphones because my wife liked the ones I had, and I gave them to her so that she can use them. The headphones require a charge every two to three days, and it will take a significant amount of effort to drain the battery completely. The design allows for a comfortable fit not just on the head but also on the cap, all without detracting from the overall sound quality. The orange upper pad came off during the first inspection, so you need to be careful with it because it is attached to the pad under the head using a very delicate polymer. This is one of the item's drawbacks.