Customer Ratings & Reviews

The head phones work great & charging. Then the head phone stop charging up.

This was a work prize and the employee was excited!

Bought this for my son and we were really impressed with the quality.

I has been using since i bought and i glad to use this nice product

I am very pleased with these headphones; great price, too.

The sound is vary good It will be nice gift for friends

Great headphones. Love the color. Wish they were a little more noise cancelling.

The JBL 310s are one great sounding pair of headphones. There is bass, but it's not overwhelming, and there is a depth to the sound coming from these that I don't hear from my other, more expensive headphones. Sound is very subjective, but I believe the 310s are very balanced. The built quality is excellent, as well. On the negative side, there is no way of knowing if the battery is low. Also, the manual was surprisingly poor with very small print, and the English sections were all over the place on one big sheet of paper. Currently, JBL does not have a manual that can be downloaded from their site. Also, the 310s are the on-ear type. Though they are not initially uncomfortable, after a while having my ears pressed against my head became uncomfortable, but to each his own. Lastly, the controls can be difficult to master. But let's be honest. Headphone controls are all small and you can't see them with the headphones on your head, so it's just a matter of getting used to them and their location. From a sound quality perspective, these are hard to beat, especially for the price. For me, the sound quality overrides the few negatives, including comfort over longer time periods.

JBL - Everest 310 Wireless On-Ear Headphones - Gunmetal This JBL Everest 310 wireless headphone is a very nice device in its market. It has most everything you need in a lite and portable headphone. A claimed 20 hour battery life, it is lightweight, supports wired and Bluetooth connections and came with a very nice carrying case. The build quality is good and there is plenty of padding on the ear pads. The sound seems to have improved with use so break in time has been very helpful. I felt like the sound seems tuned more for the low and midrange so the highs don’t have that sparkle that I like. For me the fit was a little tight and that’s a problem with on-ear headphones more that it might be for the over the ear style. I hope they loosen in time but honestly you have to have them on for extended periods of time before it becomes noticeable. These are great traveling and office headphones and from the initial connection to the ear pad controls they are very well engineered. I am looking forward to the sound opening up a bit with use but I have little to complain about even now.

It's kind of a given at this point that high end JBL headphones are going to have good audio quality and a plethora of supplementary perks to justify the premium price you pay for them. As a result when I first tried these out there was only one thing that I was really focused on: how comfortable would a set of headphones this size be when the padding is designed to press down on the ear instead of sit over the top of it? Much to my surprise, the answer was: great! In fact they work so well that I actually now prefer them to the larger over-the-ear design. As it turns out, there are a few advantages to having the headphones sit like they do. One of them is the amount of noise that this thing blocks out. The first time I put them on, I actually had to go back and confirm that noise cancellation wasn't one of the features of this set. And the faux-leather padding does a great job of conducting heat away from your ears, making this a very comfortable set to wear for hours on a plane, train, or anywhere else where you're primarily interested in drowning out the ambient noise. Another nice thing about these headphones is their ease of use. It's obvious that making this thing dead simple to use was a real priority for the engineers. While most Bluetooth devices provide feedback through tones and blinking lights, these headsets directly speak to you, providing instructions in English as to what you need to do next. This is particularly appreciated when using the ShareMe feature, which lets you pair the headset to another Bluetooth device to mirror the audio you're getting. That feature, by the way, is another highlight of these headphones. While wired headphones have had audio splitters available for ages to allow two people to privately listen to the same source, doing the same with Bluetooth devices has always been an exercise in frustration for anyone who wasn't very tech-savvy. With these, it's dead simple. Press a dedicated button, and the Everest headphones will automatically pair with any Bluetooth headset in the vicinity - including ones from other brands! As for the listening experience, as mentioned before the audio quality is great. The biggest factor in quality I found was which version of Bluetooth you used - while the headphones will pair with any transceiver, I definitely noticed that 1st and 2nd generation transceivers were less reliable when it came to delivering audio. Fortunately, there's always the option to plug in a wire and run them through a standard audio jack. All in all, these are a very solid piece of hardware that I have no difficulty recommending if you're looking for high quality portable audio.

Bought for my son for Xmas, it was perfect for him

I recently took the JBL Everest headphones on a 25 mile, 3 day backpacking trip. They were my one luxury item, and they were wonderful. I needed headphones that would require charging, and they worked perfect. I only wore them at night, while going to sleep, but I used the 2-3 hours every night. They still had enough charge after the trip to work through a workout. I forgot to charge them and was so happy that they still survived my 2 hour workout. The ability to fold the headphones was also perfect for the limited space in my bag. The sound is superb, and they are incredibly comfortable. I normally like over-the-ear headphones, but I am now sold on on-the-ear headphones. The last feature I love on these headphones is that they also have a mic and can be used for phone calls. The noise cancelling works excellent, meaning I can talk even when it is windy or I am in some other loud environment.

There light weight but flimsy . I tired to work out with them but kept falling off. Sound is great. But was not for me.

I have a previous version of these headsets, I would have graded them as acceptable. This new version is head and shoulders above any JBL headset I have ever experienced. The sound is full and rich. The comfort, even with a big head, is outstanding. Battery life is great. The only drawback I have found is button placement, I keep hitting the share button when I go to take them off. Important point, I have not tested, but there is a share button that will allow another Bluetooth device to connect and hear what you are hearing. I haven't found a use for it yet, but I would think a road trip allowing someone to watch a movie with you would be great. Wired or wireless. This headset is to notch.

Problem unique to us, not to the product. It's a very nice headphone set, it just didn't work well with someone wearing hearing aids. Had to return it. Sorry

I was apprehensive of these headphones at first, since I expect anything in this price range to come with larger ear cups and active noise cancelling. I was more than pleasantly surprised with what I found and I've become a HUGE fan! Construction/Build: The band has a metal base with both metal rotation mechanism and metal hinges for folding the ear cups. After a number of folds/uses these seem to be sturdy and like they're going to hold up well. The cups themselves are covered in a durable (leather?) material and don't annoy my skin or make me too uncomfortable with prolonged use. The buttons are a little confusing to use without looking, but have raised edges and a nice shape to them for manipulating without looking if you remember which one does what. The color is very subtle and looks wonderful! Sound: These things sound amazing. There are the usual bluetooth hiccups and the typical hollow effect that comes from reproducing deep bass using tiny drivers, but these are at the top end of that range. Sound reproductions are true and clear. I listened to an album I've only ever rocked out to in the car, and I noticed a number of subtleties in at least two songs that I've never heard before. Of course the tight fit of the ear cups and the wonderful job that it does it blocking out other sounds without active noise cancelling goes a long ways to hearing those subtleties as well. Battery/Connecting: Connecting was a breeze, the usual bluetooth pairing that you might be used to already. The battery life seems to be as reported after three full discharges/recharges I'm getting close to the 20 hour mark every time. I love how quickly these things detect no sound and power off, so that they aren't draining the battery unnecessarily. Overall: I was surprised to see that there is also a microphone built into this headset, the first time I activated Siri while wearing them. I then tried them with a phone call and the other party reported clear sound from me. The subtle screen printing of the "L" and "R" on the insides of the ear cups is a nice touch. The included case is durable, if a little awkward to figure out at first - you fold one side and then half fold the other. I love these things. They are my new go to for reference sound in my home, and I'll be telling everyone.

After a month of using one side of the sliding part is broken and after that the other.

Summary: Good set of wireless headphones. Sounds quality is really good. No Noise cancelling. Ear cuffs feel pretty good too. Easy to get started. Flexibility with connections, long battery life. Packaging/Headphone Quality & Comfortability : The headphones come with a nice, compact case. Included accessories (3.5mm cable, USB cable) fit neatly into the included case. You can easily fit a small USB charger into the case. The packaging and the carrying case definitely keeps the headphones protected. I also like that the case is compact. The headphones fold and rotate for storage. The overall look and feel is good. They don't have a high-end look or feel, but they are still nice. They are quite comfortable after long periods of use and don't make my ears overheat quickly. The fit is really nice and cup my average sized ears more than your standard ON-ear headphones. Nice touch. The headband is quite flexible and sturdy, so it should accommodate many people. They are lightweight, another great feature. Features: Overall the features are solid. I enjoy the flexibility of using the Aux port if bluetooth is unavailable (or low battery). Omni-directional mic with calling function. Multi-function button is straight-forward to us. Also works with Siri. Simple and easy micro-USB charging. Folds and rotates for storage. Connection range and strength was excellent at home. Only once or twice I had a slight skip when on the go. These headphones have all the standard features most quality bluetooth headphones come with. Sound: Great sound quality. The sound is clear and holds up at the highest sound levels. I appreciate that the sound quality held up when playing lower quality sound tracks, even some high-end headphones can't keep up with that. Highs, mids, and lows all came through very well and were balanced. I would recommend for TV/Movie use as well. The sound is good and enjoyable. This is a good set of headphones that I would recommend. I did not give these 5 stars because I believe the build could be slightly more sturdy and they could be louder with slightly better sound quality. Overall, JBL makes good quality sound products and they did a great job here. These are probably more of 4.25/5.

I am giving these over-the-ear headphones from JBL 4 stars because of the quality and comfort. The sound is very good and the receiving distance is great as well. The only problem I have with them is the battery life. The other day I used them after I fully charged them for about 30 minutes. I had no idea how much battery was left when I placed them back in their nice, protective case, but I assumed it was substantial. When I put them on again today, I had them on for about 1/2 hour when I heard, "Battery low". I was surprised. That means that while they sit unused something is draining the power from them. Actually, this was the 3rd time I had it happen in 4 weeks. So, I had to remove them and go plug them in to charge again. Now, I leave them plugged in while not using them. It is somewhat inconvenient, but I can live with it since the quality and comfort are good.

The Everest 310's are a great sounding on ear set of headphones. The amount of bass and treble is perfect and not overdone. Build quality is solid. The headphones come in a nice case which provides great protection while storing or traveling. Also comes with an orange micro USB cable and an inline cable with remote if you want to be wired. Although these aren't noise-cancelling headphones, once I put them on they did a really good job of isolating sound. Not sure if it is the earcups, my ear shape or part of the design but it was great. Set up was very easy. I turned on the headset, went to bluetooth settings on my phone and selected the JBL's and I was done. Pick these up if you are in the market for an on ear set of headphones.