Review on JBL T110BT Wireless In-Ear Headphones Three-Button Remote Microphone (Gray) by Aneta Banaszek ᠌

There were two different versions in circulation. The first one was given as a gift; around one year later, the left earpiece began to work more quietly than the right one; I purchased a second copy; it experienced the same problem after approximately the same amount of time. The fact that they frequently hung around my neck under my jacket and collected humidity may be the cause of the problem, but there is no way to describe them as being durable. The second drawback is that when the headphones are used, the wires can irritate nearby clothing, which results in an annoying buzzing sound in the ears. I was pleased with the sound quality overall, despite the fact that I needed to use an equalizer to reduce the high frequencies; nevertheless, I don't see any issues with this given that it just takes five minutes to install and configure the equalizer. The working time was also convenient for me because I primarily listened to them on my commute to and from work, which is also when I charged them once or twice a week. The only drawback is that there is a sound indication that warns of an impending discharge once the charge has been retained for ten minutes. It would be best to do it earlier, at least a half an hour; I consistently forgot to monitor the charge on the indicator. Doing it earlier would be preferable. In general, there would be some funny situations, but the actual service life would be really dreary. Vacuum plug manufacturers, please read this! In the box that your device comes in, please provide thorough instructions on how to use it. And then, after reading the reviews, it seems that one third of the people who buy them do not understand at all that for decent sound, they need to sit firmly in the ear for the headphones to work properly.