JBL - Tune Buds

I have a pair of JBL Tunebuds that were like $60 that I LOVE. I listen to audiobooks all day in a factory environment with no issues. They have noise cancellation and even the way they fit is usually enough to block out ambient noise. Highly recommend, and they’re 1/3 the price of AirPods.

So I just gave some $30 jbl Active noise canceling earbuds a try that go in the ear and I still hear the noise of them wiggling around in my ear canals too much and it makes me tense up. 😣 plz let me know if you ever get the airpods and how they compare to in ear ANC

I had a HUGE allergy to these. I would get wet/weaping itchy skin and days later flaking off skin layers. Something in these and JBL tune buds and galaxy buds 2 have been causing issues for me. Apple and sony and ALL other bose sets have been fine. I feel they have either uncured acrylates or a bad mixture of silicone/rubber because I could detect no nickel in the buds externally. I gave it a try after letting my ears to heal for 2 weeks and the symptoms returned after trying the buds. I have the red color if wondering… I wish these companies would test their products because sony,apple, b&o and many cheap buds have been fine but literally ALL JBL and Samsung buds (except live and Galaxy Buds Pro 3) cause issues for me.. Now I think these need to be added to the list of buds affecting allergy sufferers to Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 pro and JBL Tune Buds (look it up)

I've been enjoying my JBL Tune Buds. My Airpod Pros were nothing but trouble for the two years I had them and at their price point that annoyed me a good amount. These have been problem free since September and even quite affordable.

It sounds like you have plenty of answers, but I’ll throw this in the mix. I bought 20 dollar JBL headphones off amazon (JBL Tune on the case) about 18 months ago and haven’t noticed any lesser quality than when I purchased them. I use them 10+ hours 4 days a week while I work, and hit over 100,000 minutes listened to Spotify a year, not including any other app. They’re by far the most consistent pair I’ve ever had and I’ve had quite a lot.

Go with a set of good earbuds, they’ll last all day and then some. I liked the jbl tunes, but upgraded to the Sony link buds and they’re awesome and comfortable, you forget you even have them in

I have the same issue and don't bother trying to use any stick design. Ones like the JBL tune buds I could keep in all day.

I had jbl tune. Then I bought buds pro 3. I prefer jbl.

My faviourites are Soundpeats Free 2 Classic. Now this is really cheap, no ANC, but the passive NC is pretty good. Plus these buds just stay in my ear thru the entire workout and the bass for such a budget bud is really great. If u do prefer ANC and bass heavy, my faviourite is the JBL Tune Buds (or Tune 130NC in some regions), ive got the first generation Tune Buds (The second gens are out now) and they are really good sound wise, cause they got the bass boost which really punches out stereo level bass and ANC is good enuf.

I first got the Vibe Buds. They don’t have a lid, but the magnet that keeps the buds in place is STRONG. My only knock on them is that they were not multipoint. I then got the Tune Buds. The Tune Buds have a lid that closes, multipoint, and a larger surface for touch controls. The Tune Buds have ANC as well whereas the Vibe Buds do not. Neither is particularly good in the gym unfortunately. You’ll want something with ear hooks for that.

That REALLY depends on how active you are versus the probability of them falling out of your ear. I have three earbud sets. The first one I got were the JBL Vibe Buds. They were good, but they didn’t have multipoint. That meant I couldn’t have them connected with both iPhone and AppleWatch. Then I went with the JBL Tune Buds. Multipoint, but had to keep readjusting them because they felt like they would fall out of my right ear. Finally got the Skullcandy Push ANC Active. It’s got earhooks so they are not falling out. The caveat is that the connection can be spotty for two seconds before they correct themselves. Small problem to have when working out, in all honesty.