Review on Experience True Wireless Freedom with JBL Tune 215 TWS Headphones in Black by Stanislaw Gluszek ᠌

I'm going to write a seemingly paradoxical fact about management here: some people see it as an advantage, while others see it as a disadvantage. real, physical buttons that require actual, physical contact. The earpiece must be pressed firmly against the ear, which requires considerable exertion. It may be awkward at first, but pressing the earpiece's leg solves any problems. The upside is that you never get a false positive and you never have to hit the earpiece. However, there is a limited supply of the actual buttons, so fingers crossed that they can outlast the ears. especially considering the limited use of the buttons (right button once for play/pause, right button twice for voice assistance, left button once for next track, left button twice for previous track). Only on the phone itself can the volume be changed (please let us know if we made a mistake or overlooked something). We'll have to wait and watch how they manifest themselves over time because they're little used. till it's gone. Unsuitable for audiophiles; better for films and podcasts. Although the video's audio delay is scarcely perceptible, it is possible to make out a slight lag in the lips if you concentrate very hard. No issues with the connection to my laptop.