Pros
- Incredible sound quality for a pair of wireless headphones, especially considering the low cost. Autonomy. For me personally, even with constant music playback, my phone always has sufficient power for at least an entire day. Headphones typically have a microphone in their design. Surprisingly decent, though not ideal, for engaging in discussion! Insulation. She is. The only way for the people around you to hear you is if you turn the volume all the way up (but you won't do that, will you?). And the noise of the world around you is much reduced when you are listening. Quality. More than a year has passed since I began utilizing the equipment, and during this time period, I have not observed any malfunctions. The plastic is undamaged, and both the buttons and the pillows are in good condition.
Cons
- When you listen for an extended period of time, your ears will feel tired, and you will need to move them to relieve some of the pressure. When I participate in sports while wearing headphones, the material does not allow air to circulate, thus my ears rapidly become wet. It's not life or death, but a little discomfort goes a long way. Buttons. They are compact and stiff, and the switches are packed in close proximity to one another. From my point of view, it has an unattractive appearance.
Pros
- They charge quickly and hold a charge for a very long time. The headphones are cozy to wear and are the ideal size for my head! At a loud volume, the sound is clear and uninterrupted. normally maintains the signal of connection with androyd/ios. Low-volume noises can be heard.
Cons
- Poor quality microphone
Pros
- First and foremost, there's JBL! This has already communicated a great deal. While I was making my selection, the size and weight of the headphones made me feel a little self-conscious. In point of fact, there are no causes for concern. These take up very little space and are lighter than I anticipated.
Cons
- A few extra shirts wouldn't hurt, but we're getting picky here. Although I would recommend reducing the pressure that is applied to the ears slightly, the fact that they effectively separate the wearer from ambient sounds is a positive feature.
Pros
- a microphone with a long battery life, soundproofing,
Cons
- You will need to make some adjustments to the equalizers because the sound will be muffled otherwise.
Pros
- As basic and inexpensive as felt boots, they. maintains battery life. nice noise isolation and loud.
Cons
- LF only with a significant "pressure" to the head; no MF at all. These generally have very poor audio quality. clicks softly on the left channel. not in any way trying to avoid the word. strictly for usage at home. The microphone is of high quality.
Pros
- Inexpensive, knocked down with a lot of force, the plastic has a solid feel to it, nothing creaks, there is no backlash, and everything is great. If you only work an hour each day, then you will have ample time for a full working week. Music, whether it be from YouTube or the movies or music in the metro, is in a class all by itself.
Cons
- The microphone that is only for show does not work at all out on the street, and when it was tried at home in quarantine conditions, it did not work either; your coworkers are unable to hear you, and you cannot use it with a computer as a headset.
Pros
- Not
Cons
- - There is a beeping noise coming from the right earpiece - The sound quality is subpar - The ear cushions are quite fragile.
Pros
- Choose from the philips Bass+ Black (SHB3075BK/00) around 3.000, the jbl t450bt about 3.000, the pioneer se-mj553bt-r about 3.000, and the sony mdr-zx330bt about 5.000. The budgetary choice for the unfinished 3,000 justifies itself. I've read every review. Don't pay attention to people who claim that the sound is inadequate in their writing. For this money, there is a surplus. bassists, among others. I specifically went to different stores and checked it on one device. Sony MDR-ZX330BT loses in terms of volume (not by much) and price (almost twice as much). Just suitable for music played via a smartphone. Just right for computer games without dialogue. If you wear headphones while exploring the city, but not at maximum volume, the city is audible yet silent. and it's beneficial for preserving oneself. Choose between Sony, Pioneer, Philips, and Jibiel in this price range. I went with Jibiel.
Cons
- 1. When listening to music during a strong wind, you can hear the wind in one ear. The microphone is here. 2. Avoid listening to the cord if the battery charge clicked. therefore give it some time to charge. 3. They appear to be delicate, but I bought them for my house and vacation homes. Hence, it is not important. Things will last a long time if you take proper care of them. 4. For a novice, there isn't enough maximum volume to separate. I like. Sony has a quieter loudness (see above). 5. The product's $3000 worth of claims that it should perform the same functions for at least $20,000 are all empty promises (this is from the reviews of other lucky people that I read)
Pros
- Price, good sound
Cons
- Material quality
