Review on Wireless Earphones JBL Tune 205BT, silver by Aneta Kaska ᠌

Ears that are reserved solely for running or cycling. JBL tune is an excellent choice for anyone who is concerned about the possibility of losing their "podses." Because of the cable that connects the headphones to each other, even if you throw them over your head, they won't fall off. Another advantage is that the microphone has an unexpectedly excellent quality. The parties involved stated that they understood what I said more clearly in JBL than they did over the phone. Regrettably, the sound quality is not particularly impressive. But, the volume level itself is quite low, despite the fact that the bass seems to be evenly distributed. This is not a terrible idea in and of itself because it is preferable to be able to hear one's surroundings while riding a bicycle through the city streets. According to my findings, during two years of use, the maximum sound level got even less noticeable. Rubber pads quickly became damaged, and the earplugs themselves started to become uncomfortable and difficult to remove once placed in the ear; as a result, occasional adjustments were required. The initial six hours of autonomy were later reduced to four and a half. In general, these headphones are not the way to go if you are looking for a way to listen to music that has a great quality. You may certainly get ones that are of higher quality today on the market.