Review on Wireless Headphones JBL Live 650BTNC, white by Damyanti Negi ᠌

I heard continual interference when using a connected connection, so I decided to get these headphones specifically for usage with a computer. As a consequence of this, I am able to assert that they are not fit for usage with anything other than a phone. They produce a sound that is not particularly impressive, the volume is just average, and when you touch the left cup, a notification about the Google Assistant appears. This is because they do not have an application installed on the phone. Yes, you are able to turn it off within the application, and you can also use an equalizer to make the sound more interesting; however, the application, for one, requires rather stringent permissions such as precise geolocation, and for another, if you disconnect your ears from the phone and connect them to a computer, all of the settings that you made will be lost. The noise reduction feature, which is turned on by default and causes nothing but headaches, is yet another vexatious aspect. First of all, and most importantly, they cause pain in my head even when I am not wearing them since they are too tight, the cups are too small, and the ears are positioned too close together. I was under the impression that for that amount of money, I would still be able to purchase a standard product that was head and shoulders above wired ears for 2.5K, but in reality, the entire premium was for pointless show-offs and an expensive toy for the phone.