JBLTune Flex In-Ear Bluetooth Headphones, Water-Resistant Noise-Cancelling Earphones with 32 Hours of Battery Life, Black

*Update*These do produce a horrid noise when out in any wind. It’s as if it’s channeled inside the headphones, not just the wind going over them. Almost unusable. So if you want them to chat while walking or biking, i would avoid these! Apart from this, my original review is below and still stands.A very good all round set of headphones. The noise cancelling is average (it does work, but its minimal and you need the isolating buds fitted obviously). I bought these as i needed some open ear buds but i also find myself fitting the isolating eartips when i need the external sound isolated, and theyre a great hybrid for this to change between use cases. Sound quality is very good (i'm no audiophile, comparing to airpods 2 & 3) and bass is excellent. Touch controls work well and are easy to use. Battery life is as claimed and they are easy to take out of the case unlike some other similar models! They connect quickly and in the app you can customise controls and EQ. Id recommend these and would buy again!

Sound quality is good but noise cancellation it’s a joke. Used them on flight to watch a movie and could hear everything around me. The different fittings it comes with actually didn’t work for me. And I think the most annoying part from this earbuds is the fact that they are very sensitive for touch.

I got those for running and Im so happy with it. Great sound with the in or out ear adaptors, slightly more bass on the in-ear (expected), however, the out ear shines when running and moving around.I had my doubts about the stability of those while doing exercises but they didnt move at all with the out-ear piece, no adjustments during my runs and they work great with Spotify on the Apple Watch.Definitely recommend, great sound, mobile app and EQ controls, battery and easy to set up too!Considerations, I dont care about noise cancelling, and I thought they were a bit in the weaker side. However, I think thats expected in this budget range.

I got this for my wife and especially for noise cancellation function,it’s good to use however it has some problem actually it’s not easily fixed in the ears.The sound quality is good and noise cancellation is good too so overall good value for money.

My son and I are very fussy with earphones. We hate the ones that go really far in and obviously the ones that just fall out, these are perfect. They are a great fit, comfortable and the sound quality is great. They are easy to use and have tap buttons on the ear phones to adjust sound or skip songs. The battery life is incredible! My son uses his every day on the bus to and from school, he only has to charge them once a week.

The sound quality is solid and the battery life is great but the noise cancelling is practically non existent. If you're using these with the noise cancelling on while it's windy, it actually amplifies the sound of the wind when means for the best sound quality I actually have it switched off.I'd recommend getting the cheaper versions of these without the cancelling because you're paying more for nothing extra.After a few months of owning these the right earphone now refuses to charge, with the customer service recommending I clean them and that's it. these are without doubt the worst headphones I have ever bought.

I got these after my apple air pods pro broke and due to there cost being so high wanted something cheaper but also that works just as well.Overall for the cost super happy. I used these so far on walks, at the gym and a plane journey. The noise cancellation is really good and definitely makes a different. Sound quality is pretty decent too. You get 4 different ear buds which is a good selection. The comfort is ok after a few hours they don’t feel the best but for the cost and what they do they are really worth it instead of paying hundreds of pounds on ear pods. Find they stay in ears fine and don’t fall out at all unlike my old apple ones. The app is easy to use. But would recommend.

I bought these after the battery in my AirPods stopped holding charge. I thought I'd try a cheaper alternative as I wasn't happy spending that amount of money again.Firstly, the JBL Tune Flex earphones have really good battery life. I think they may even last longer than my AirPods did when they were new. Also, having USB-C is a big plus as everything I use is USB-C now so don't have to keep out-of-date cables on me at all times.The design is nice and they earphones aren't huge. The case feels secure and the lid has a magnet that is strong enough that I don't feel like it's going to flop open and risk losing an earphone. They feel a bit on the cheap side though and I'm not a huge fan of the textured plastic as it feels quite slippery. I do find them a little uncomfortable if I wear them for long periods of time. They're also a bit of a pain to clean as they have interchangeable tips, rather than being one piece.However, my main issue with the JBL earphones is the sound quality. Out of the box, they are just too bass heavy. I had to download the JBL app to alter the EQ but even then, I couldn't get them to sound as good as my AirPods. In the end, I had to maximise the treble, boost the mids, and reduce the bass just to get a somewhat balanced sound. Some people may like the heavy bass, but personally, I prefer a much more balanced sound profile.The noise cancelling is not very good at all, to the point where I just turned it off. I didn't buy them for their noise cancelling properties so this isn't a big deal for me, but it doesn't perform well at all.As a budget pair of wireless earphones, the JBL Tune Flex are fine, but in hindsight, I wish I'd just spent the extra on AirPods 3rd Gen.