Customer Ratings & Reviews

Always a big fan of JBL. Definitely worth the money and battery life is awesome!

These ear buds sound very good and the noise cancellation works well.

Bought these as a gift for my boyfriend, Best sounding earbuds i have ever tried. Buying myself a pair now

It’s a good headphones the sound quality is great the noise cancellation on phone calls are not good

Nice for the price! Use them in an office and noise cancelling feature is cool. No complaints

Sound quality is amazing. Love the options you have for settings in the application.

I love the quality of sound, i will buy again if is needed.

I loved them, practical and comfortable and the battery lasts a long time.

I bought these JBL ear buds for my son, he said they have good sound quality, I would recommend to everyone.

Great bang for your buck! I had mine for a year and still great.

Brought this as a present to our family. They enjoyed every aspect and using it regularly

Great headphones, lasted me two years. Still work but battery is dying on me. Kicking myself in the butt for not getting that warranty..

Amazing sound. You will not be needing apple products after you listen to these

No problems what so ever.. great quality, sound perfect

Love these earbuds soooooo much great aound quality

Love these headphones. They are very loud and very comfortable to wear.

I love them best ear buds I have ever had I would recommend to anyone

Best eat buds I have ever owned. Love the app and being able to customize you buds.

Although most of the music tracks sounded great in the default "Club Mode", anything that's classical requires use of the "Bass Mode" or even "Studio Mode" to sound good, which requires wanton use of the JBL Headphones app while using this product. Also, getting the Noise Cancellation feature to "kick in" requires a nice calibration in a very noise environment, and sometimes the earphones don't fit your ear canal at all. So Harman (who owns JBL) definitely should think about using closed-canal earphones for future noise cancelling class generations instead of trying to compete in the active noise cancelling market. Also audio isn't a "one-profile fits all" thing, so you have to fiddle the equalizer contingent on what music you're listening to. So if you're on a budget, then these are the ones you want, but if you're willing to hurt your wallet a bit more, then look elsewhere.

I use them almost every day for work and they been good so far