JBL Endurance Race TWS – Waterproof true wireless active sport earbuds, JBL Pure Bass Sound, Up to 30 hours of battery life, IP67 Waterproof and Dustproof, Ambient Aware & TalkThru (Blue)

Better than Jabra Elite 65 – Surprisingly good bass and comfortable for small ears
I don’t write reviews frequently (if ever) unless I feel strongly about a product. I’m very picky about earbuds, both regarding fit and sound quality. My ears are small and I love music with good bass. What I look for:-Ear buds that don’t fall out of my ears when I’m exercising or cleaning, and they need to feel comfortable for long periods of time-Good sound quality (bass, mids, all that good stuff)-Long battery lifeI kept coming across random earbuds brands on Amazon, and I made the mistake of purchasing a set for $35. Bad quality, uncomfortable and they felt cheap.Not these babies – rather, they’re the opposite. The charging case is SLEEK and I love the light up feature when you open and close the charging cradle. The earbuds paired easily, and upon putting them in, there was 0 discomfort. My Jabra earbuds (spent $80 on them) never felt comfortable like this, and I began to have trouble connecting them over time as they began to slowly die along with their cradle.Sound quality: when you first open them, you can hear everything around you, but that’s because it starts with the “Talk thru” feature on so you can hear your surroundings. Turn it off and it’s normal.Once I started playing with the equalizer settings on the JBL app, I was able to test the sound quality really well. Even with the bass turned up on the equalizer of the Jabra app, my previous earbuds couldn’t deliver sound quality like these JBL’s.I went with JBL because my car sound system has JBL and have amazing sound quality. Couldn’t have picked a better option (unless you want to spend $120+ on Bose or $99+ on Beats).

Mad decent
Picked these up to replace Sony WF500 since I thought I had lost one of the ear buds (turns out I didn’t but whatever). Noise cancelation is pretty good honestly can’t hear much besides the music playing which could be a bad thing depending on your surroundings. I personally think this feature is great since it means I can’t hear a damn thing my boss or coworkers are saying lol. Depth of sound is decent though I found these headphones to be a bitbass heavy as lower frequencies are much more pronounced. The app that JBL has for their headphones is about worthless…. I have only used it to change the function of tapping each earpiece. Speaking of not sure if it’s just me or what but I find it difficult to tap the earpieces in the ways needed to do things like lower the volume (major issue in my opinion) or go to previous/next song in playlist u like the WF500 which are fairly simple to operate. More often than not the volume level will increase when I attempt to turn it down which is no good considering the low frequencies are amplified considerably more than higher frequencies. I normally run a digital equalizer when listening to music and actually had to make some adjustments to bring the sound profile back to a reasonable state where I could enjoy what I was listening to rather than experience accelerated hearing loss. Overall they are mad decent for the price but be prepared to augment thr sound profile with some sort of digital equalizer unless all you want to hear is the bass frequencies.

Purchased these on a Prime day uber sale to replace an aging over-the-ear sports set, I was a little skeptical that they would have a decent enough firm fit without sacrificing comfort, but they’ve been great so far. Been using them on the job site probably 6 hours a day, excellent sound quality, decent bass and treble response, and initial pairing was almost effortless with my Android phone’s “smart” features picking up on them right away.Now the cons:The companion app appears to need to be running for the Ambient Sound Control to be working, but of course Android being Android the app tends to be closed unless it’s in the foreground, so those features tend not to work for me when I need them, so I’ve gone back to only wearing 1 bud at a time so I can still hear conversations and potential hazards around me.The button isn’t sensitive enough for my tastes and I find it difficult to hit it with the appropriate gestures most times as it appears to only respond to medium strength presses within a small area of the center, I would prefer if the whole face were responsive, though I do understand this is probably to prevent accidental hits.It appears to lack gestures for changing the volume, opting instead for working with Google Assistant or Siri for the gestures usually reserved for volume functions, it would have been nice for it to have the ability for the user to choose their preference as I’m not a huge fan of either.Overall they are excellent earbuds, would probably purchase another set on a future Prime Day sale, definitely recommend if on sale, probably better options in the full price range though.

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