JBLTune Flex 2, Wireless Noise Cancelling Bluetooth Earbuds with 48h Playtime, IP54 Water and Dust Resistant, Multi-Point Connection, Ergonomic Design, Open-Back Stick Design, Black

I have small ears and finding earbuds that fit and don't hurt or irritate my ears is a challene. These stay in my ears while settling for sleep and during heavy workouts. They come with different tips to fit different ears and I found that the size up from the smallest actually works well. The different modes are useful. I like that I can choose to turn noise cancelling on and off and can customise the settings through the app. The device does attach to multiple devices which can be confusing but doesn't affect the quality of the sound. The sound is wonderful and doesn't require a loud setting even in noisy enviroments. I've had these a few months now and have charged the case once, and that wasn't when the battery was fully depleted, I just felt like it needed charging. I've worn them all day and have not needed to charge them. So far, these are the best earbuds I've ever had.

Why did you choose this product over others?:I like JBL speakers, soI thought I'd try their earbuds. I went for the midrange Tunebuds 2. Design:Good compact size and weight. The earbuds have good touch sensitivity, you don't need to tap hard. The sound quality is very good. Good separation of the sounds. Good bass. If you download the app you can customize what the left and right earbud controls do. Which include volume control. Also the various sound profiles, which include two bass profiles and a jazz profile, among some others. You can create your own. The ANC is good, and the transparency mode is also good.Comfort:They are quite comfortable, I've been going back and forth between the medium and large eartips. I settled on medium for comfort. Value for money:Yes, I would say they are good value. They probably punch above their weight in terms of sound quality and features.Battery life:Good. Very good.

Well protected in the packaging. Easy to unbox the buds and separate charge case.After downloading the JBL Headphones App setting up the buds was easy although the app did take a couple of minutes to identify the buds correctly.I had to change the silicon ear seals for the largest of the three supplied to allow them to stay in my ears when moving around.The sound levels and quality were reasonable considering the purchase price, I did turn the bass response to maximum for a more normal playback of tracks I play regularly.Battery economy matched the claimed discharge figures and so did the recharge times.The pocket friendly second case will be very useful but it doesn't have recharge capabilities although it's very light weight and compact. They are well made and should stand up to normal wear and tear easily.I am happy with my purchase, worth every pound.

Knew what I wanted so they arrived on time

After a lot of research into the different JBL options I chose these because of the noise cancellation and 6 mics for handsfree calls. I have another set of JBLs that are a year old and I paid £25 for, and the the noise cancelllation on those is much better. Plus no one can hear me when I make calls so a complete waste of money thanks.

Why did you choose this product over others?:These are really good, the JBL app works great with them as well. They are very comfortable too

Very good quality nice sound

After a long use/evaluation, here’s my review: the product quality is good. Sound quality is great for most things. However, as some people have already mentioned: these buds are slippery. Also, the biggest issue I have with these is the playback controls are on the earbuds and you can’t turn them off. Because the earbuds are tiny, no matter how careful you are, every time you handle the earbuds either audio starts/stops playing or the mode changes between noise cancelling and ambient aware. It such a big problem too, because earbuds tend to loosen with sweat, movement etc. in every few seconds, then you have to handle them or give a nudge to fit them in your ear again. When you do that, you end up inadvertently manipulating the playback controls. I don't understand why the option switching off playback controls cannot be done on the designated software.