Avantree Jogger Headphones Review

Avatree claims that their Avantree Jogger Headphones are comfy, however, this is not my experience. The cord that connects both headphones is hard to modify, and the earphones are really unpleasant. I have yet to discover the ideal method for it to fit in the ear. Furthermore, when worn during exercises, the earpiece gets slick and holds water in the ear, giving an unpleasant feeling. Replacing the earphone is not an alternative because it is impossible to locate that ‘pleasant location’ again.

If you don’t mind a lack of bass, Avantree could be the headphone for you. The noise isolation was amazing, however, none of the melodies have any (or much) bass. This was an issue for a music fan like me since I couldn’t fully appreciate my music.

It was simple to connect the Avantree Jogger to my phone and use the headphones. Buttons functioned just as they should. The only issue was that my music would stop after a time, requiring me to restart it, although I’m not sure if this was due to a fault with the headphones or my Spotify streaming (which I downloaded). I can guarantee this was my Spotify, however, the earbuds couldn’t go too far away from their Bluetooth source without disconnecting.

Charging is simple, but determining when the battery is complete is difficult. The blue and red led indicator, which is supposed to indicate when the battery is full, does not appear to work. The headset also lacks a battery indicator, making it difficult to predict how long it will last. According to my observations, it can run for more than two hours on a single charge.

When compared to other big manufacturers, the Avantree Jogger is reasonably priced at RM80-90 each piece. Purchasing the headset online may result in greater savings.

Pairing is simple: after enabling Bluetooth on the paired device, simply press the headset’s multi-function button until the LEDs flash alternately in red/blue (operating performed while wearing a helmet). dangerous). insurance off). danger). In the manual it says it takes 7 to 10 seconds for the LED to blink, it takes a bit more than that (I would say about 12-14 seconds). This headset is not only for listening to music, but it also acts as a headset and it does its job very well: it’s really easy to hang up / end calls by pressing the multi-function button, right away. instantly. even while using headphones for something else at the same time.

You can hear callers very clearly, and conversely, don’t notice echoes like some of the other headsets I’ve tried. This helmet is designed for sports use, designed to support movement and wick away perspiration; Not backing down from any sacrifices, ahem, I did a little jog to test this and luckily my efforts were not in vain, this helmet holds up well even while running, sound The bar remains accurate even in motion and without any cuts.

The Avantree Jogger earphones are a simple pair of headphones that may have been better. While I could deal with the sound it makes, I find it uncomfortable, thus this is not something I could suggest. However, it is worth noting that Bluetooth earphone technology is still in its early stages and that most wireless headphones on the market will have comparable sound characteristics unless you are willing to pay more than RM500, and even then can be fairly awful.