Review on JBL Wireless Headphones Three Button Microphone by Thanaporn Amphaiwora ᠌

Name: JBL Wireless Headphones Three Button Microphone
Item: JBL Wireless Headphones Three Button Microphone
Rating: 4

February 27, 2023

A good and high-quality product, but there are disadvantages.

I continue to be loyal to these headphones for the simple reason that I have not yet encountered such tiny, light, and undetectable headphones; they are occasionally even misplaced. (I became accustomed to these before TWS headphones were became available; following the failure of these, I will only move to such mb.) The first version was provided as a present, but after one earpiece fell out a little over a year later, I had to buy a second one because they only last around 1.5 years. Although the high frequencies are adequate for vacuum tubes, I occasionally switch to earbuds and play the music from the other side.
The second iteration of the headphones has a fairly noticeable latency between activities, which isn't really a disadvantage but more of a little inconvenience. For instance, if you mistakenly touched another button while turning it on, you must wait two to three seconds before trying to turn it on again. Similar to turning off, switching tracks requires two seconds of operation following an incorrect press.

Pros

Extremely lightweight and compact, the charge lasts an accurate 8–10 hours (at least for the first year). Charge with speed. We corrected a number of the first version's flaws and made some advancements, but there have also been some setbacks. When both headphones are put on, almost nothing can be heard, despite the fact that the soundproofing is almost complete. I don't know how to listen with one ear, so I take both off to talk outside the headphones. When the headphones run out, they no longer discuss it once every five minutes for an hour or two; in the earlier version, it was awful and would stop every song. When connected, they show the battery level on the phone or computer, but just like on their own, they only provide the full, medium, and low levels of energy.

Cons

Both the first and second variants have drawbacks: the rubber at the point where the wire meets the earpiece and the reflective strip quickly starts to deteriorate. The biggest drawback is that in the cold, the charge is maintained at a significantly lower rate, and at high negative temperatures (below -20), they entirely stop working (much like on older PCs, where the sound simply stops working at the last second). Throughout the winter, simply wear a hood and a scarf. In the first version, the liners were solid; in this version, the plug and the hook are separate, causing the hook to repeatedly scroll since it is not secured in the recess. Every 30 seconds they reconnect with the relevant sound notifications if there are no sounds when linked to a PC. Phones or other gadgets cannot use it.