Review on Experience True Wireless Freedom with JBL Tune 215 TWS Headphones in Black by Micha Niemczyk ᠌

On particular bottoms, a trace of a nearly undetectable gray noise can begin to be seen. It is extremely annoying when you are listening to something and then you have to stop to watch a video and then you have to start listening again since the music did not start playing abruptly but rather with rising loudness when the playback began. This causes a portion of the track to be skipped, which is why it is very annoying. The fact that the headphones power off by themselves after a certain amount of time is, in my experience, the single most significant drawback. It is understandable that this is done in order to conserve battery life; nonetheless, it is quite frustrating to discover that the headphones have been switched off once again each time you remove them from your pocket or lift them off of the table. Now, regarding the assembly: Literally after two weeks of use, the protective nets of the speakers slipped out. These nets had been fastened to very poor glue, which, it appears, simply flowed along with the nets as a result of body warmth. We cut out a round piece from the mask, took one layer, and pressed it with an ear cushion, and it fit wonderfully. Fortunately, it is fairly simple to replace them with a simple medical mask. The charging case states that the cover has a backlash of no more than 0.5 millimeters at any point.