(NEW) JBL Tune 720BT Wireless Over-Ear Headphones

They REALLY are cutting back on good material! I’d give them a 50/100, really. Broke after six months— the swivel, which, evidently, is all that keeps the earphone itself from separating from the little flimsy joint, snapped off after I picked them up and they caught for a second on the edge of a flat-headed lamp. I looked it up, and this is NOT an uncommon problem, it seems! If you’re looking for long-lasting headphones which will serve you until their final fleeting moments… don’t look for that in plastic. Last time this happened to me I dropped my mom’s 30-year-old Sony’s on a hardwood floor from five feet. Incidentally. Twice. One side broke each time. I mean, after taping them back together— here’s my review on how they work, besides that flaw in durability! The sound itself is good. I guess. I’m a student, not a professional audiophile. The bass is pleasant. Even before they broke, the band began to slowly stretch and the ears grew farther apart, meaning they’d constantly slide around my head. Again, haha; plastic! When I press them to either side of my head and let go, I can feel them drift apart a little. Not off of my head entirely— well, they wouldn’t be if one side wasn’t crooked with gorilla tape— but still, I doubt this aids their sound leakage. Paranoid about people hearing what you’re listening to, you freakish enjoyer of sound? Handle these like sensitive swans of glass mixed with the ashes of a phoenix and you’ll get somewhere. Hyperbole. I’m sure keeping them in the carry-on-case I was not provided would have done wonders for their lifespan. I’m actually quite sad their exterior production is so poor. I like the sound quite a lot. When I first got them, I’m sure they must’ve been spectacular— tight to the head, very enveloping. Which they are! When functioning! I am bitter and spiteful. Attatched is the culprit of breakage alongside the broken headphones, in the manner I always stored them. I can probably still choke a few weeks out of these before I do my research this time. OH! also, photos of the buttons- and some things on their functions. The charger is beneath the adjusting ring around the top, which is only inconvenient when it’s late at night and i am very tired and irritated. The pause button skips a track when pressed twice, and rewinds or goes back when pressed three times. four does nothing. holding down the power button for long enough enables pairing mode. it may pair to more than one device at once. handy dandy! I never used the headphone jack, to be honest. no phones nowadays have those. pardon my ugly curtains. they are to be replaced soon. good luck finding some old reliables!