JBL - Endurance Peak II True Wireless In-Ear Earbuds - Black

Absolutely beautiful! I loved them. Before buying them I saw my negative reviews however after usage for couple days now I love them so much

After 2 months, the right One decided it would not work, got stuck on a red and blue light

Amazing sound quality, was able to go out and check the mail left my phone on the front porch and they didn't disconnect (I'd say 15-20 yards). THEY STAY IN! And the Magnetic Auto off switch was quite a shocking surprise that I'm actually happy with. However as you can see in one of the photos they failed to provide actual directions for use not everybody speaks in pictures and emoji! And yes the entire quick start guide is pictures and symbols.

The ear hook has a magnet, when moved away from the body it powers itself on! Very cool! The swipe functions are great, easy to use. Only complaint is the LOUD beep when volume is turned down all the way, that is really painful to me. Will update if they disappoint me or break - otherwise consider this a 5 star review for good!

A Best Buy salesperson, who was very patient and knowledgeable, recommended this to me and I love it. It's comfortable and stays in place, I have small ears fits well, and I use it for brisk walks 4-5 x a week - there's a bit of a learning curve on how to use it effectively like adjusting volume and answering calls but no big deal. The best part is that is connected to my iphone immediately.

The Peak 2 is definitely much better than the original Peak earphones. Although the sound performance is about the same, JBL has corrected some of the flaws found with the Peak. You can now use either the left or right pod by itself or both if you wish. Also, the Peak 2 doesn't have the battery save feature so you can now just leave them on your ears without having to turn them back on from time to time. The Peak was a total flop with the battery save feature. There is one thing that I didn't like; the storage case feels cheap not sturdy at all. Wonder why JBL downgraded the quality. Overall, the Peak 2 is good. More bass would make these earphones even better.

I've been waiting for a set of over the ear wireless earbuds for a long time and jumped at getting these when I saw them in the store. I hate the current paradigm of wireless earbuds with a stiff button right over the ear canal, and having to push the speaker deeper into your ear when pressing play/pause. Unfortunately, as cool as these seemed, they have a few down falls to make owning them annoying. Pros * Connect to android phone seamlessly, similar to air pods. * Hook over the ear * Touch controls * Sturdy Cons * Confusing instruction * Not enough tactile audio feedback (what is the acoustic guitar sound supposed to mean, like really, just use a voice) * Hard to tell what button presses are are doing when not working * Unable to pair to windows without a pin code * Touch controls too sensitive (Easy to pause, or turn off when making position adjustments) * Hard Plastic/Rubber, not too comfortable.

Really nice ear bubs. I like the way they fit and hook around your ears dont worry there going to fall off. The only issue is i wish they we're louder. If your listing to your music and its a little noisy its hard to hear your music and thats turned all the way up. Other then that there a nice set of wireless ear bubs.