Customer Ratings & Reviews

The earphones are Good but only one right earphone works on phone calls, other wise there would not be any issues at all.

Over the years I have gathered and used a lot of over the ear earphones, in the ear headphones and earbuds, both wired and wireless largely for entertainment purposes either to avoid intruding on other people or to improve my own entertainment experience in a noisy environment. The JBL Endurance Peak Bluetooth True Wireless In-Ear headphones are one of two sets of True Wireless headphones I have tried. Of the two sets I have the JBL are the most comfortable, feel very secure in your ears when wearing them. They have a more refined and rich audio quality that is better than a lot of tablets, laptops, or smart phones I have experience with. The JBL Endurance Peak True Wireless ear-buds are nicely built, stylish ear-buds available in several colors. The storage case is also a combination power bank and charger for the ear-buds with LED indicators that display charging and remaining power status of the case and the ear-buds. The right ear-bud is the master and has touch control for a number of functions built in some that I have not yet tried.. I use my Endurance Peak True Wireless ear-buds with an 10 inch android tablet for entertainment watching streaming video from Netflix, Hulu and other sources. The sound quality as I said earlier is better then the tablet by itself, stereo sound really has separation compared to the tablet by itself. I have only had the ear-buds for eight days but the battery life and case battery life claimed seem to be about right. I am fairly confident that I could use the ear-buds while exercising, but haven't tried them in that role and I haven't tested the waterproof claim and doubt I will. I am keeping this short because I want to get to the limiting issue: the Quick Start Guide has been anything but “Quick” for me. The document is disjointed by an attempt to scatter the instructions for a large number of languages in little pieces through out the “Guide”. The “Quick Start Guide” is cryptic and unfortunately it is also the documentation for the ear-buds you currently find on the manufacturer's website. So I recommend the JBL Endurance Peak Bluetooth True Wireless In-Ear headphones, but I caution I think a lot of people will need to wade slowly through the current instructions and will need some trial and error to make the ear-buds function as they want them to. Five star hardware and software with two star documentation.

Delay with YouTube and other apps. Volume touch controls not sensitive enough. Gotta remove right side to turn volume up or down.

These earbuds hurt your ears, there just nothing comfortable about wearing them

This headset sucks bought one the right side did not work returned it got different one and the right side works but the left side don't work

The left Bluetooth would not stay connected, I could only use the right bug, I was very disappointed with JBL

Do not buy!! This product was horrible and static. I returned immediately for the beats Powerbeats pro.

Surprisingly, they were too sensitive to outside noises. Nobody wanted to talk to me on the phone while I was using those earbuds.

It wont stay connected to my phone. Bad product. I woud not recommend to anyone about this Bluetooth.

Head phones stop working after 3 days .Wont pair so I returned it for a JVC

Only works in one ear when trying to have a conversation, alot of background noise and not very clear.

Let me start by saying that I have had about 5 or 6 pair of JBL Bluetooth headphones over the past several years. In almost every set, my biggest complaint was the lack of volume and bass. I am happy to say that these headphones have good volume and decent bass, especially for the price. The second thing I really like about these headphones is the technology. Most headphones have several buttons and it is sometimes difficult to remember or even find which button turns them on and off. These headphones automatically turn on or off depending on whether the bud is in your ear. Also, there is no volume control because you set that with your phone or device, but the pause and skip functions are as easy as tapping the side of your ear, so all you have to remember is that one tap is for play/pause, two for skip forward, and three for skip back. Another nice technology is the carrying case that is also the charger. My headphones fully charged in just a few minutes, which was nice. With all the positive things about these headphones there are also a few tradeoffs. First, the headphones are larger than others, so you may not look as cool walking around with rectangles over your ears, in case that matters. And also, the battery life is only up to 4 hours. Since I almost never wear them longer than that it is not really an issue. Also, you can recharge them from the case without plugging it in a few times, so if you were on a plane or something you'd be able to listen to them for a long time.

Terrible. Stopped working after 4 months. Replacement sent. It stopped working too.

Disappointing sound quality. NO BASS, just mids and trebles. If you don't mind that then they are pretty decent I guess.

Very bad bought I have bought 2 and they are very bad I didn’t like them at all

These would not work like they where supposed too. Volume controls would not respond and and output was low ...

Awful, worst purchase from Best Buy so garbage. Never using a product from this company

Would not pair with my new LG Smart TV, even with In-Home Geek Squad technician assistance!!!

Not for regular quality use for TV. Tel ok, music not tried. Left ear bud would not pair with right ear bud.

Stopped working after one week and they will be returned soon. I would not recommend this product to anyone