Tune Buds JBLTBUDSBLUAM Small Wireless Noise Cancelling Earphones - Blue

A lot of pros with one con. I didn’t think I had a lot of time for earbuds during the day, so I started off trying a cheap pair. They were $20 or something with 4.8 stars and reviews like, “I haven’t used my Airpods since buying these!” so I thought that sounded perfect. They sucked. The sound was harsh, they became painful after extended use, noise cancelling was barely noticeable, etc. I can’t actually remember all of the problems at this point. BUT they sold me on the functionality of wireless headphones. Fast-forward to a few months later - it’s Black Friday and I bite on these because they’re on sale. I was a little hesitant because they had a lowly 4.2 stars. Turns out average reviews aren’t everything. These are the polar opposite of the highly-reviewed, cheap headphones I tried: they’re comfortable, and the sound is amazing. As the title implies, I master audio so this is not a hollow endorsement. The cheap ones had hyped bass, missing mids, and painful presence/treble. These are very flat and well-performing by comparison, and can be EQ’d. The noise cancelling is also VERY respectable. I frequently work around loud sources and am sensitive to loud noises, and I have accidentally left these in when I intended to swap for earplugs, because the performance is similar. I love the app. Being able to select between audio quality vs. video sync’ing is awesome when I want to watch live musical performances where sync issues play with your mind. Being able to create custom EQ settings is very important to me too. The con is that you have to take them out of the case to power them on. It’s not a huge deal - it’s easy to pop them in for a split second if they’ve timed out or something. But there has been one occasion that I ran somewhere and forgot the case. I intend to live my life without dependence on crap like headphones, so no big deal - take a break. I would normally give something like this 4 stars because that power-on function is a notable miscalculation on JBL’s part, but it deserves a much better average review than it has so I’m doing my part to raise it. In everyday life it’s not that big of a deal unless you’re the kind of person who loves to find things to complain about.

Generally pleased with the product. Volume could be a little louder but everything else functions well. Decent noise cancelling too.

Very good value for the cost. Sound is crisp and clear with very little distortion. With other earbuds I get listening fatigue pretty quickly. I've had these for over 9 months and have not hit that threshold yet and I use them every single day. They rarely slip out of my ear as so many others have done and when I find them falling out it's usually because I did not get all my hair out of the way. The charging system works great. I can't say how long a charge lasts because I've never come close to running out of power. And that's after hours and hours of listening during the course of several days. I installed the JBL app on my phone for quick and easy adjustments. These don't have the big sound that some of the very expensive wireless headphones have but they work and sound well, better than the price would indicate.

These earbuds deliver good sound quality but they don’t fit me really well and tend to fall out.

Great product! The quality of the sound Is pristine and clear and has nice bass to it. The problem: it keeps coming off my ear so I find myself usually adjusting it so the won’t fall. It does happens more with the left but both ears do it. Thats the only problem honestly. I have an iPhone 13 Pro Max and it syncs well. Ear size: I also change a bigger ear tip so they fit more snug but still after a while they start coming off even though when I rotate it so stays put But that’s probably also because I’m working out when that Happens. Battery last a long time!