Review on Wireless Marshall Mid Bluetooth Headphones, Black by Agata Kaminska ᠌

Choose one of these, the JBL live BT500 or BT650, or the other. It's hard for me to give an objective description of the JBL sound because it doesn't belong there. After the use of JBL Marshall on the same tracks provided a more comprehensive frequency image free of dips. In comparison to headphones like the AKG 171 mk2, which produce a more balanced sound, the Marshall headphones have a noticeable lack of highs and a bass emphasis. However, the sound quality as a whole is satisfactory and deserves a score of four out of five. They sound the same whether a wire is attached or not. There is no discernible difference. The connection is uncomplicated and very quick. When the phone is placed in an interior pocket of a jacket, particularly when the user is outside on the street, the wireless signal is subject to occasional brief disruptions. Because this kind of interruption occurs so infrequently, it does not, in most cases, lead to annoyance. They exert a great deal of force on the ears; I can only wear them for a few of hours before I have to remove them. It is simple to tell the counterfeit from the genuine article because the counterfeit does not support AptX. consumed after having used it for a few weeks. 1. The headband can be straightened out ever-so-slightly, which relieves a significant amount of pressure on the ears. 2. The sound dumps are quite noticeable in some locations, whereas the sound only comes in rare jerks. This typically occurs in the vicinity of the entrances to some metro stations.