Review on JBL T110BT Wireless In-Ear Headphones Three-Button Remote Microphone (Gray) by Ada Dudek

I gave my wife my Sony WI-C400 because her headphones broke and decided to take something inexpensive and also wireless to carry around at work in the warehouse, basically. Without hesitation, the choice fell on these ears. Before that, I only dealt with JBL portable acoustics, so I hoped for sound at least more or less for such a price. The headphones were pleasantly surprised, they play straight out of the box without any improvers. Yes, the sound is not the cleanest, but it is loud, bright, low frequencies are present and justify the inscription on the Pure Bass box like a proprietary JBL chip. The equalizer is regulated quite well, in principle, it is easy to debug them for any musical genre. Soundproofing is excellent, walking along the road does not cause inconvenience from external noise at a volume of 70-80%. The native remote control switches songs, play / pause, answer a call, volume + - everything is quite intuitive in terms of the location of the buttons. The overall design is pleasant but looks very cheap and fragile due to the quality of the materials. The magnets for fastening are good, they hold it tightly enough, but they still disengage under the jacket. The anchors are well balanced in weight and the headphones do not pull to one side when worn. Charging is fast for about an hour from 0 to 100. The operating time is about 6 hours of listening to music, but this parameter is very much affected by the volume and severity of certain frequencies. The microphone works perfectly, I constantly talk on them even on the go, I don’t have to bring it closer to my mouth, the interlocutor hears well. Of the minuses, I’ll note the stock ear pads, they are wooden, which causes a problem with fit in the ear, it is solved by replacing it with good silicone, I personally decided to try the foam and the sound insulation, coupled with the sound, has also improved and the fit in the ear is now reliable. The light indicator does not even hint at the percentage of charge, only a sound signal at 10% and shutdown after 10-15 minutes. In general, the headphones are very pleased, I expected less from them. Two friends bought the same and also have no problems.