Review on Wireless headphones JBL Tune 215 TWS, black by Ada Dymarska

As a person who is not accustomed to the absence of wires, I often dropped the headphones, fortunately they turned out to be hardy and work well. Its pros: Workmanship, excellent passive isolation from the outside world. They do not fall out of the ears because the ear pads are correctly selected. Good build quality and nice plastic. The case, which is also the charger, securely holds the headphones. The gentle crash test of both the headphones and the case was excellently passed, only small scratches remained, the device continues to work normally. Good sound at minimum volume, sometimes you even forget that you have headphones in your ears and it seems like this is the soundtrack of your life =) Charging is enough for about 5 hours, although I did not notice, it feels like something like that. For the whole day, I was not able to completely discharge the headphones and case. There is a backlight informing about the charging status, there are also light indicators on the headphones that inform about pairing with the device, and a pleasant sound accompaniment also informs about this. Has cons: The delay makes it difficult to watch videos because of it, but this is not the fault of these headphones, but of the technology itself. The sound quality, as a user of mostly wired headphones, it was quite difficult for me to get used to the sound quality, it is slightly worse than that of wired ones, after getting used to the sound quality suits me because I am not an audiophile. They are large, for me this is a subjective minus, but for someone it will be important. Management, a physical button is certainly good, but to press it you have to press the earpiece into your ear. During charging, only the case is charged, after turning off, the headphones are already charging. (again minus subjective)