Review on JBL E55BT wireless headphones, white by Michal Kucharski ᠌

- Regarding the backlash - a loose connection between the speaker and the headband. First, I came across a copy in which this backlash was outside the norm: if the earpiece is squeezed with the thumb (from the inside) and forefinger (outside, where the inscription "JBL") fingers, as if trying to show the "OK" gesture, you can feel how the connection "walks" . With active movements (running, head rotation, even talking on the phone - due to the movement of the jaw), you can clearly hear something rattling inside. For me, this defect was pronounced on the right earpiece - I went to the store (I think you never know - marriage, anything can happen), they got another pair - they have the same thing, only even worse. I don’t know, maybe just such a batch - there are no such complaints on the Internet, but I personally returned the money and went to another store. For those who read this review, I advise you to check the wear on your head for play before buying. - As a result, I found myself a copy that is normal in terms of embly - there is also a backlash, but when you put it on your head, everything sits firmly and is pressed against the headband, there are no extraneous sounds when you move your head. And I hope they don't. - The AIMP player in my phone did not make friends with these ears at all. At first I thought that we needed flac music to have a normal sound. But then I started looking through other players, and when I compared it, it turned out that AIMP just wildly kills the sound! Some wheezing, cracks . in short, I settled on the Musicolet player, because. of the free ones, I more or less liked the interface + no ads - The kit comes with a 3.5 mm wire for a wired connection, so it turned out that the headphones themselves have a 2.5 mm jack, i. E. really wire 3.5 - 2.5 mm, just keep this in mind - When I first connected them via a wire, there was no sound in the headphones. Having twisted and twisted the cable, some echoes of sound appeared and disappeared. Once again, with force, I began to shove the cable into the headphone jack and voila ! he still "climbed" to the end and the sound appeared.