JBL - Live Pro 2

Not on the list, but I just got the JBL Live Pro2 to replace my older AirPods and they are amazing! I have a lot of JBL products and I have never been unhappy with any of them truthfully. I think the Vibe buds would be a good choice actually. I’ve seen alot of good reviews on the EarFun Air Pros when I was doing my research, but I just didn’t know much about the brand itself.

I also have the 75Ts but I’ve found the JBL Live Pro 2 to be just as bassy. For a cheaper bassy alternative I would also check out the Oneplus Nord 3 or original CMF Buds.

I was just doing this same research. For reference, I have the JBL Live Pro 2s, Soundscore Liberty 4 NCs & Bose over the ears. I just returned the Sennheiser MTW4s and using/testing the Nothing Ear (2024)s now. If you want deep base, I'd go with the new JBLs (Tour 3s) or the Nothing Ears. The Senny's didn't have the bass I wanted. Yes, they do have bass and they sound amazing, but I'm a basshead & the Nothing's deliver in spades. Same for the JBLs. I still use my Live Pro 2s regularly and they compare to the Nothing's for that full rich sub bass.

Yep. Total convert to Shokz for running, cycling, climbing. I used JBL Live pro 2 for years, but I much prefer the ambient awareness of bone conduction.

I had the live pro 2. Connection etc is perfectly quick etc, but it's lacking a lot of noise cancelling. I'd buy the Sony's normally. But since you have an iphone....buy the apple earbuds. They are less good than Sony or Bose imo, but if you have an iphone, apple earbuds just work better. If you want to change to the superior ;) android phones in the future, then get the Sony's

I recently lost my JBL live pro2s and got soundcore a40s which are a third the price, better fit, sound better and has better noise canceling.

I’m a hip hop head and I will say the JBL Live Pro 2s hit pretty hard. Can be had for less than $100

I find my $79 JBL live Pro 2s beat most of what I’ve found

If you’re looking beyond the usual picks, the SoundPEATS Capsule3 Pro punch way above their price with great battery life and LDAC support, and the TOZO NC9 are cheap but shockingly good for casual listening with decent ANC. The JBL Live Pro 2 are another nice middle ground with strong bass and reliable multipoint. Try them out before you buy at audiotones .co

I was happy with my Jabra Elite 4 Active but suddenly, after about a year, one of them lost volume after a couple of seconds of use. I got a pair of JBL Live Pro 2 instead. I like everything about them but not the fit. It feels like they're about to slip out any second. I wouldn't dare running or anything like it with them. Would love a clone of the old Jabra, the fit was great.

Hello, I have had my jbl live pro 2 tws for over three years now and I love them. But since two or three months the left one kept getting worse and worse to a point where it sounded like bad radio and I was only able to hear it if I concentrated on it or when the right one wasn't in. So this week I couldn't take it anymore, so I made the decision to get new ones for around 160 €. I am a little short on money right now so this was a hard decision to make. So the day comes my new headphones will arrive and I'm walking to work with my old ones in and the left one just starts working a normal again. I can't explain it, I tried so much to get it to work again, I checked for software updates, fixed everything fixable on the app, cleaned them, shakes them, just everything.I will send the new ones back now, because I guess I don't need them now. Can someone please explain to me how this happened.