Review on Wireless Earphones JBL Tune 205BT, silver by Damyanti Negi ᠌

Of course, it's not a bad deal for the money, but dealing with rubber bands can be annoying. They passed away exactly one month after I wrote this evaluation. Purchasing this worthless item is not recommended. Got pros: Large coverage area; can be used successfully in the same room as the phone. Adequate volume. Acceptable runtime on a single charge for the battery (although I would like more of course) Having certain negative aspects The fact that the rubber pads started coming off practically within the first month of use was the thing that irritated me the most about the product. The tiny rubber pad was only tenuously attached to the plastic casing, and as a result, it began to detach from the case one by one almost immediately. To be perfectly honest, the sound is not of high end quality; rather, it is appropriate for the street of standards. I would like there to be some sort of noise reduction, but there isn't any. Another one of the roadblocks is an algorithm for working while on calls that is utterly incomprehensible. It is not apparent what principle they use to send the sound to the phone (which is in your pocket), then to the headphones, if an incoming call occurs while you are listening to music and the phone is in your pocket. The interlocutor is currently attempting to have a better understanding of what is taking place here. Not in terms of ergonomics or length.