JBLVIBE 100 TWS - True Wireless In-Ear Headphones - Black

Excellent,price is good 👍 ,

These headphones are so nice. They have great sound and work just as well as AirPods for a way better price

These are a typically great JBL product at their price point; the sound quality is very good for a value earbud. I find there to be an appropriate balance of treble/mids/bass out of the box, and I think that the highs are super crisp and bass can really boom. I find that they fit and seal well to stay snug in place and provide great passive noise-cancellation to block ambient sound. They're a little large, but I don't wear them for fashion, and I'm guessing the size helps with sound quality and power, as well as battery capacity. The battery life is very good, and it recharges quickly. I also personally prefer the hard button on the buds rather than a touch button. Overall, I really like these, especially having gotten them on a half off sale.However, I have 3 surprising issues with them I wish I'd known before buying... Lack of volume control, no incompatibility with the JBL app, and the case size/lack of lid.First, the buttons on the earbuds can't control volume, which makes absolutely no sense. Other JBL and earbud products allow volume control on one earbud and playback control on the other. These have the exact same functions on both left and right, which seems like a wasted opportunity. Also, that means the volume is entirely dependent on the source/playback device, and if the output from there is too loud/quiet for your preference, well.... you're stuck. With my phone, these earbuds were VERY loud even on the lowest volume setting possible. NOTE: I have a Samsung Galaxy (Gen 8), so I was able to go in and mess with the stock Samsung equalizer (Sound Settings > Advanced Sound Settings > Sound Quality and Effects) to turn the decibel levels way down and make them usable in all ambient settings. I was unsurprisingly unable to do this on my iPhone 11, though, as its Music EQ is very basic.... Android wins again! Regardless, I've read other customers have the same but opposite issue, where the earbuds are too quiet on the highest volume setting. Avoidable and frustrating, but potentially a work around for some.... The second problem is that there's no compatibility with the JBL app, which means you can't customize the EQ sound profile on less funtional playing devices (ahem, iPhone...) like you can with most newer JBL headphones, nor adjust the volume further, which is a feature I'd really appreciated with other JBL products. Lastly, a small thing: I find the charging case to be unnecessarily large and its lack of a lid a little unsettling. If the size means the charging capacity is greater, then that's fine, and the magnet is very strong and seems to hold them in well enough upside down and even when shaken violently, but the case is bigger than I want for pants pockets and I can see the earbuds being knocked loose and falling out in a bag/purse with other items.In all, a solid buy, but there may be a newer version or another JBL product with similar sound/quality that have earbud volume control, app compatibility, and a better/smaller case that'd be preferable.

Great headphones and sound better than my beats

I've had theses for 3 years now and I have used them almost every day since I've bought them. They are very comfortable, long lasting battery, and the sound is good for the price. On the bad side of things they will fall out while working out/ any intense movement really and sometimes are a pain to pair, noise cancelation also isn't that great. Unfortunately I have lost one of them so I decided to finally upgrade, will definitely be sticking with JBL!

All in all I'm not disappointed in purchasing these and I'm not going to tell you to not buy them but just know you kind of get what you pay for The fitment though I know it's subjective at least in my case is not very comfortable especially in my left ear they feel rather sharp like they're cutting into my ears.The volume isn't very loud probably loud enough for most people but I like my music a little louder these are not audio file headphones but they are kind of fun to listen to they've got the bog standard Bluetooth headphones equalizer setup heavy base The mids are toned down quite a bit and enough treble. Bottom line they work fine for activities like mowing the lawn waiting for a bus to arrive or canceling out loud noise during demo work I've actually used them as earplugs a couple of times they're not waterproof.Dropping them more than not ends up with one of the headphones flying across the floor as there is no lid on the case I get it it's part of the design but it's a little annoying I find that the case will only charge them about 1 and 1/2 times before the case is dead which can be a little annoying as well I do like the type c charger port on the case but other than that they're pretty much the bog standard cheap earbuds we've all come to know.One final thing again this might just be my weird ears but they don't seem to stay in very well especially the left ear.

Note: I paid $25 for these on sale and they are excellent for that price range. The normal price to value is income-dependent.Pros:- Solid sound and bass - From podcasts to music, I can hear it clearly- More comfortable than most earbuds I've used (wired Skullcandy, and Sony, mostly)- Solid pairing and connection - I can freely walk around my 500sq ft apartment, or even most of my office floor, without losing connection. I've never lost connection with regular use, even with a lot of wireless "traffic" if the areaCons:- LOUD - Bluetooth devices always try to compensate for sound quality with volume, and device volume presets don't help- No cap/lid on the base - I just get nervous I'll lose one

These are great little headphones, no complains whatsoever. They're good for phone calls and also for listening to music. Very clear sound.