Customer Ratings & Reviews

As far as headphones go, they are ok. Nothing stands out about them. I’m thinking about returning them. I can get a cheaper one that does the same thing and sound just as good.

This thing is awesome it has alot of bass. The screen is a great feature to has

Really great earbuds like jbls and think the screen is really cool

Loving new ear buds. Excellent sound and display. Definitely recommend them.

Great ,overall I give this jbl headphones a 8. Super cool

It's definitely premium but super worth it. Love everything about these. They are a lovely upgrade from the pro 2.

They hurt my ears after wearing them for a little while.

This was a birthday gift for my husband and he loves it ! Said it’s so much better in every way than the beats. JBL for life !

Great!!!!!!!!!!’nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn

These are great! They work great with my iPhone even though iPhones don’t like non Apple earbuds!

Awsome headphones highly recommend!! Better than airpods pros

I love the tech and the screen but I hate the spund quality of these headphones. Sicks cause the concept is truly innovative. I have to return these though because I use them for work and whenever I take calls my friends and coworkers can't hear me and say I sound muffled. I don't understand how the calls are coming out that way. I never had this issue with prior headphones.

I purchased these as a Father’s Day gift and he loves them

Cool features, cool charging case, unimpressive sound. Unless u are in a quiet area, this thing is not for you. Semi loud enviorments with volumne all the way up was hard to hear without background blending in. And forget about the bass. Listened to for 5 minutes and back in the box they went. Def not worth $300. Maybe $150 because of the charging case. Your welcome

I wanted to love them but I returned them. The sound quality was not good compared to beats fit pro (i used those for years but lost 1) The surround sound feature was great and the case was amazing but the overall audio while talking and listening to music just wasn’t good at all.

Love it ! I think that says it all , didn’t regret spending so much cash on it haha

Awesome style earbuds totally recommend this product!

No complaints. Some of the best ear buds ive ever purchased

Gray headphones recommended to those who are looking for headphones

I’m pretty much obsessed with high-end earbuds, so this will be long. :) My first foray into this was the original Bose QuietComfort earbuds, then the Sony WF1000XM4 and the Bose QuiteComfort IIs, then the Sony XM5. Despite the tremendous reviews for the XM5, I did not find them to be as good as the QC IIs in fit or sound quality for me. I didn’t even like them as much as the XM4s. As a lover of treble and a hater of low frequency bass, I definitely gravitate towards Bose sound design, and I was extremely disappointed that spatial audio on the XM5 doesn’t work natively on the iPhone (except for limited streaming sources that I don’t use). But I’m always on the lookout for the next step sonic experience, so I purchased every high-end earbuds that I could get my hands on…..Bose Ultra, Sennheiser Momentum 4, Denon PerL Pro, B&W Pi8, Technics EAH-AZ80-K, A&K UW100MKII, and of course, the JBL Tour Pro 3. I will cut right to the chase and tell you that for me, spatial audio is a game-changer. The Bose Ultra and the JBL Tour Pro 3s have it so that it works with EVERY music source on an iPhone/iPad. (I know that AirPods Pro 2s also have it, but I’m just not a fan of the stem design for fit, comfort, or looks). I’ve decided to keep both the Ultra and the Tour Pro 3s because they have their strengths and weaknesses, so let’s go to the comparison. The spatial audio modes on both the Ultra and TP3 are identical, and both sound amazing. I would have to say that the Ultras give an overall more balanced sound, but the TP3s do slightly better in separation, mimicking the feeling of a live performance. I was able to get them fairly close to one another using the EQ settings. One area the Ultra has the TP3 beat is that you can select the spatial audio mode on the Ultra, and it stays in that mode until you change it. You can also set the “Immersion” mode as a shortcut on a bud so it will switch between Quiet/Aware/Immersion with every long press. Every time the TP3s connect, I have to select the spatial audio mode that I want. Luckily the TP3 case has the setting available so I don’t have to dig through the app settings, and the case screen will stay on that selection window making it quick and easy to turn on. Which brings me to the next part….the case. Do not let anyone tell you that the case is not a big deal. Not only are many of the functions available on the case instead of just in the app, but it doubles as a Bluetooth transmitter. JBL includes all the cables you’ll need, and it works fantastically-well on both my treadmill and on an airplane. I actually can connect the TP3s to my AVR powering the home theater set up in my gym, and I can watch TV as I run on the treadmill with ZERO delay. That means no lip sync problems that most if not all other Bluetooth transmitters suffer from. The case also has wireless charging, something that is not included with the basic Ultra case. Next, ANC…….the Ultras are slightly better here, so I would prefer them on a plane unless I was watching a movie from an entertainment system that didn’t have a Bluetooth connection. Then, back to the fantastic TP3 case. Lastly, fit, comfort, and use. I use earbud-specific Comply foam tips in all my earbuds, so the experience is definitely more standardized, but the Ultras were slightly more comfortable out of the box. On the JBLs, I kept going back between the factory foam tips and the medium Comply tips, before settling on the Comply as the factories were just a bit too small for my oddly-shaped right ear canal. I keep seeing people who think the TP3s are heavy…..they are 6 grams each. I’ve never seen anyone complain that the Ultras are too heavy, but they are 8 grams each. The Ultras don’t stick out as much, but they have a much larger surface area than the TP3s. I cannot adjust the Ultras without setting off the touch controls, but that’s not a problem with the TP3s. On the other hand, because of the larger surface area, the Ultras are easier to trigger the touch controls. The TP3s are much smaller, so sometimes I have to hunt a bit to trigger them. I would give these 4 1/2 stars, but all in all, I’m a HUGE fan of these JBLs.