Tune Flex - True Wireless Noise Cancelling Earbuds (Black), Small | JBL Pure Bass Sound, Active Noise Cancelling with Smart Ambient, 4 mics for perfect calls, Up to 32 hours of battery life

These earbuds are the best replacement for my AirPods (RIP) out of the 2 others I’ve tried. The sound quality is really good, they’ve got a good bass response and good clarity so you hear the nuances in music. I’ve tried jazz, classical, post-punk, and R&B music on them and they sound good with those, but I can’t yet say how phone calls sound bc I haven’t tried that yet. Battery life is really long, and the case almost never needs recharging! These are more versatile than the other earbuds I tried. I got them because you can use them with or without the sealing suction cup ear tip thingies. I like them without, because this way (1)they stay in place and don’t work their way loose from my ears every few minutes just like other sealing tip earbuds used to do, they let air through so they don’t make my ears all sweaty and gross, and (2)if something happens that I need to hear, I can pause the music and hear outside of the earbuds without having to fumble with taking the earbuds out. I live in a violent area and I need to be able to hear my surroundings for my own safety. The app is pretty nice, it lets you choose the functions that happen when you tap them, or even disable tapping functions, which I do sometimes so I don’t accidentally skip songs etc. just because I accidentally touched them. It also lets you adjust the EQ with presets or custom settings. It’s the first time I’ve had earbuds with an app and at first I thought it’d be dinky to have an app for my earbuds, but i changed my mind to like it because it works well and you can just set it and forget it. As for reliability, these don’t seem to have the connection issues that people on Reddit reported that they had. Maybe these are an updated model? I’ve had them for about a week and they are behaving just like any normal Bluetooth device. Pretty hassle-free. I’m happy. UPDATE: after just 11 months of light to moderate use, they are doing the thing where one bud’s battery drains from 100% to nothing in 5 minutes, they’re failing to stay disconnected from the phone even when they’re supposed to be charging . Also the case gets stuck charging to only 10%. UPDATE 2: there is a fix for this, after which the earbuds are working well again: you have to stick a few layers of little pieces of tape in the inside of the lid to make it push the buds down harder into the pins when closed, so they both charge (the problem is, the springs for the pins goes bad over time, so they don’t make good contact). Then to clear out the glitches caused by this case fiasco you have to factory reset the buds according to the quick start guide, and then do this: open the JBL app, remove the buds to make them pair to the app, then put them back in the case BUT LEAVE THE LID OPEN, then in the app tap “power off.” I’ve had no more problems since. UPDATE 3: After a few months the same BS started back up again but this time on the other earbud, and this time none of the fixes work. The case absolutely won’t charge at all ever. I’ve given these so many chances. And no, cleaning the contacts makes no difference. Come to find out, people all over the internet have these same problems across many different JBL products. These are too expensive to be this flaky. I’m absolutely done with JBL.

Really good earbuds, and they last really long (can wear them, at the very least, a full 12 hour shift at work), very good for the price. They do come with extra silicone head attachments so there is a range of size adjustment for comfort. The sound cancellation isn’t the best, would not recommend if that’s what you are really looking for.

Update after 1.5 years: Had an issue where one earbud would stop charging, or rarely charge. First happened at 6 months. Exchanged under warranty. One year later, having the same issue. I have liked them. They have good sound and are easy to use. But I would not order them again. I might be a fool, but I'm looking at buying one of their other models. Mostly because I'm looking for a good brand name that isn't $200. Side note: JBL was great about the warranty and shipped the replacement pods quickly. Update after 5 months of use: A quick update of the ear buds. The charging of the ear buds is fast. Going from "low battery" to full takes a short amount of time. I think a minute or two. Never timed it. A couple of issues: * Taking calls on it is hit or miss. Often the headphones will get out of sync and it will do a weird binaural thing where it will alternate between each ear getting cut out for a split second back and forth for about two seconds. This can happen multiple times in a minute. * Over a bit of time of playback, the earphones will cut out for about 2-3 seconds. I'm not sure why. Maybe some sort of sync issue? More annoying when listening to an audio book than music. Original Review: This review is for: JBL Tune Flex - True Wireless Noise Cancelling Earbuds (White), Small Overall, I like them. Video mode has no audio lag. They sound good with boosted base and sealed tips. I really wish there was a way to turn on the headphones without the case. Highs: * When using to go to sleep, the pillow won't accidently activate the touch controls (very nice). * Touch controls are responsive and are easy to activate. I haven't had them accidently double activate so far. * Video mode has no audio/video lag. Must be enabled in the app. By default it is set to Music mode. * Good sound. They sound very good when using the bass EQ, music mode, and the sealed tips. * Fit is good. Three sizes for sealed tips. * Can setup each touch control to a different command set. * Important! : If you want volume control, it must be setup in the app. * Has a "find earphones" function (only when still turned on). Emits a tone and is easy to hear. * Has an optional auto standby which also optionally deactivates ANC. For example: With some other earphones, ANC will stay on even with auto standby enabled. If using them to sleep to, ANC being on all the time will cause the battery to be low by morning. * Good Bluetooth range. Lows: * Hard to get out of the case. This seems to be common with all case based small headphones. There isn't a good way to grip them and they won't shake out. * When getting out of the case, it's easy to activate the touch controls over and over. (Skip, play, pause, volume up.) * No way to turn on the earphones without the case. Not even with the app. Cannot force standby either. * This means that if you forget the case, you can't put them in your pocket because the touch controls fire randomly. The app can turn off the earphones. * Couldn't tell a difference between ANC on or off. With or without the sealed tips. But I was not really surprised for small in ear headphones. Other: To put on or take off the tips, use a credit card or spudger to separate the white tips from the body. The sealed tips are easy to add and remove.

I’ve been using the JBL Tune Flex earbuds for a bit now, and overall, they deliver solid sound quality for the price. The bass is punchy, and the mids and highs come through clearly, which makes them enjoyable for a variety of music styles. The active noise cancellation helps reduce background noise in quieter settings, but it’s not very strong in louder environments. Comfort-wise, they feel okay for shorter listening sessions, but I noticed that wearing them for too long can get a bit uncomfortable, and I’ve heard from others that some people experience ear irritation after extended use. Battery life is impressive, with the earbuds and charging case providing many hours of playback before needing a recharge. Bluetooth connectivity is generally stable and easy to set up, though I have had the occasional disconnect or charging hiccup. Call quality is decent for casual chatting, but background noise can sometimes make conversations harder to hear. Overall, the JBL Tune Flex earbuds offer good value if you want solid sound and features on a budget, but if comfort or consistent connection is a top priority, they might not be perfect for everyone.

1.) First impression with the fit is that the earbuds sit pretty loosely in the ear canal. But if you choose the correct size pads for your ears and rotate the bottom of the buds (the part that hangs down outside of your ears) forward as the manufacturer instructs, they fit well enough. Still, I would not feel comfortable jogging or running with them in as I feel they are likely to fall out. I use these while sitting at my desk to work. 2.) The observed battery life is just under 6 hours of continuous play time before needing to recharge the buds in the case. While this is really good for a set of smaller in-ear earbuds, it falls decidedly short of the advertised 8 hour playtime. That was disappointing as I now have to switch back to my old worn out earbuds to finish out the workday. You do get 3+ earbud’s recharges out of the case though, which is nice. 3.) The noise canceling feature of these (or maybe just mine) does not seem to work. I hear no discernible difference between the Noise Cancelling and Ambient Aware settings. That being said, I do like the Talk Through setting that limits the volume to a lower level enabling you to listen to music and still clearly hear your surroundings. For the price, these are a nice set of earbuds. The sound quality is pretty nice and through the app you have multiple equalizer settings, including the ability to create a custom setting for your preferred settings outside of the presets. I just wish the fit was more secure for exercising, the battery life was as long as advertised and that the noise canceling feature actually worked.

I’ve been using these earbuds for years now. I usually lose one or lose the case so I’ve purchased a few! The quality of music is great, the ease of bluetooth connectivity is great, and I just washed mine last night.. I was so upset thinking I had to come purchase yet another pair, but somehow these bad boys survived an industrial wash! Highly recommend if you’re looking for something durable and affordable!

Quality item and quality sound

I like these headphones a lot, particularly because they're very comfortable. I don't like the newer style of earbuds with the rubber tips, I can never get those to fit right in my ears, so I prefer this older style, and these JBL Tune Flex are the most comfortable ones I've found. A few complaints though: - Battery life isn't great. The newer JBL Tune Flex improves this significantly, but this older model won't last more than a few hours of continued use. - The audio is a bit tinny, not great bass. Fine for podcasts, but underwhelming for music or TV/film. Again this is improved in the newer JBL Tune Flex. - The case doesn't show the earbud battery percentages on it, so you can only see that on your phone if you use the JBL app. Again the newer JBL Tune Flex fixes this by adding individual battery percentages to the case. - I did have an earbud stop working (would no longer charge). Not sure if it was an issue with the earbud or the case, but I had to replace them. Is this fixed in the newer JBL Tune Flex? Well, I had a pair of the newer ones stop working entirely after about a year (phone couldn't find them on Bluetooth), so... either way they can be finicky. So why don't I just get the newer ones if they fix all these issues? Well, they're twice the price, and the fit is a bit different and I don't like the way the newer ones fit. After everything, I still prefer these older ones.

Suenan increíble, excelente cancelación de ruido 🔕

I love these ear buds. Very comfortable, long lasting, excellent sound quality. An absolute 5-star bargain for the price.

Han llegado usados, con la configuración de otra persona. Se vendían como nuevos, así que los he devuelto.

Very poor quality. There is no noise isolation, and the sound quality is unclear. Bluetooth connectivity is very bad, and even after turning off the headset, it remains connected. Overall, a very poor experience and far below expected quality standards.

Fine but not the best , expected more clarity