Review on JBL Reflect Fit Wireless Headphones, red by Wiktor Stpie ᠌

I am pleased with the purchase; I paid 1,400 dollars for it, and at that price, it would have been preferable not to find it. If it cost less than two thousand dollars, I would get it, but if it cost more than two thousand dollars, I would look for anything else available on the market. Got pros: Perform your duties at a volume of sixty percent for more than ten hours. After a half year, the mechanism in the bezel has already begun to wear down a little bit, but it still holds. The bezel is pleasant and it is securely fastened around the neck. Despite the fact that I am not an audiophile, I find that the sound quality is satisfactory. The sound is pleasant, the bottoms and tops are well preserved, there is very little bass, and the volume margin is adequate. Excellent fixation in the ears, with no audible movement. Having this drawback: If you do not run at night, then the indicator light flashing blue will simply be superfluous; however, you are unable to turn it off. If you run at night, then you will be noticeable; however, if you do not run at night, then the flashing will simply be superfluous. The monitor for my heart rate does not function properly; it flat out refused to count my pulse for me. The microphone, due to the fact that it is positioned on the inside of the rim, causes extraneous noises to emerge, as well as muffled utterances; as a result, you need to speak louder, and it appears as though you are rushing and yelling, and the interlocutor hears, "Khkhrkhrkh." AAAAAAAAAAAA, I'M BUSY, xpkhhrhrhrhrhrkhhrkhrkhrkh.