Customer Ratings & Reviews

I've tried a few different sets of earbuds, and most would just stop working after a short time. So far, these are pretty good. The one thing I really like is that they sit into the case easily, and very easy to put on. Sound is awesome and they'r ewaterproof so I can se them for training at the gym. Easy to connect, decent sound quality, and long charged battery time.

These headphones deliver impressive sound quality with rich bass and clear highs, rivaling more expensive models. They're lightweight, comfortable for long listening sessions, and the build feels solid. At this price point, they’re an incredible value. If you're looking for great performance without overspending, these are a smart choice.

The JBL Endurance Peak earbuds deliver crisp clear content with the option to sculpt the equalizer output to your personal preference via the intuitive mobile app. The only difficulty I had was getting used to where to tap the right ear piece for pausing and skipping playback as the tap space for the control takes some getting used to to find while wearing the ear pieces. The fit is secure and comfortable for me out of the box, there are 2 additional in-ear fitting pieces to customize the fit for different ear openings. The "Ambient Sound" function works well if you want to be aware of your surroundings while listening to the content through your JBL ear buds. It's east to turn this feature on or off with a tap to the left ear piece.

This device is way better than my previous Powerbeats Pro. It's effortless to put on, does not strain my ear, and is not Apple-exclusive. You will be getting the best sound money can give cheaply for $100 from a company that has been making sound products for nearly 80 years

Great earbuds for the money. Seem very durable. Don't know how long they would last on a full charge, but mine haven't been below 70% after my 90 minute walks... They lack a little bass compared to the more expensive ones, but they work fine for

These JBL ear buds have a solid feel as far as construction. The have a very good fit in the ear. The sound quality is very good. The only 2 issues are the ear piece over the ear is a little too tight sometimes And the case is a little awkward to open. Other than that good value overall

Long lasting battery, very comfortable, and they stay in place. These are great for all types of exercise. I

Connects easy to phone Sound is great Feels comfortable and secure

Great sound quality. They fit securely while running.

they have great sound and fit very comfortable. The price was good also.

JBL - Endurance Peak 3 Dust and Waterproof True Wireless Active Earbuds - really are waterproof, very easy to connect with any device

Good product. Fits ears well. Sound quality is good. Consistently work properly. Not as clear nor as loud as the Beats Powerbeats Pro, but the Powerbeats Pro has issue with consistently working after charge. This is a very close second.

Perfect fit and the sound is great! Easy to connect.

I love it. I use for workout at the gym, running, work, shopping groceries for either listening to music or personal or work calls. The don't go out no matter the activity. Sound is clear, great quality and control can be tricky to learn but intuitive in the end. Battery duration is surprising. I bought one month ago, I use it often, and I charged only once.

Took it for Gym. Good sound. Charge hold and capacity is good. Sometimes fall from ears.

These I would recommend if your moving around and active. Because they have a clip over your ear they won't fall. When I'm just sitting at my desk I use in era buds. But for exercise you definitely want these. Also they sound pretty good. I have Sennheiser over ear headphones to compare them to, not as good as the Sennheiser but close enough. Other cheap headphones get distorted even at normal volume but not these. The only downside is the huge case

I'm beginning to believe there are no perfect earbuds. These EP 3's sound good, they're waterproof, charge well and are comfortable. The biggest drawback is that if you only want to use one bud it HAS to be the left one. I have no idea why some companies still make buds this way. It's severely outdated and causes the speaker to degrade that much faster. You can expect about 2-4 hours before the sound begins to go down with their charge. Another archaic design flaw. I can only justify someone buying these if they find them for 45 bucks or less.

Excellent sound stays put in workouts, very close to beats OTE buds but max volume is one notch down from beats. Suits me fine running through high traffic areas and does not need to be more than 95pct. Excellent buy i bought one pair for home and then second pair for work/gym. Does not read out my texts like my airpod pro2. But for music, these rock way harder than the AP.

bought the Endurance Peak 3 for one reason: I’m tired of earbuds slipping out halfway through a run. These solved that problem instantly. The ear hook design makes them feel “anchored,” and once I dialed in the right tips, they stayed put through sprints, stairs, and long jogs—no constant pushing them back in. The sound is exactly what I want for training: energetic bass, clear vocals for podcasts, and enough volume/headroom for outdoor runs. I also like how durable they feel—this isn’t a delicate, “don’t sweat on it” kind of earbud. I’ve used them in rain and sweaty workouts, and they’ve held up great. Battery life has been excellent for my routine. I can go several workouts before I even think about charging, and the case keeps everything organized and protected. If you work out hard, run outdoors, or need something that can take water/dust without stressing, I’d recommend these over a lot of slimmer earbuds that just aren’t made for real training.

Reliable with great sound and unlike regular pod that keep falling, these stay on your ear.