JBL - Tune Flex 2 True Wireless Noise Cancelling Earbuds

Ich hab mir die JBL Tune Flex 2 gestern geholt und kann absolut nicht meckern. Geiler Klang und einfache Bedienung, lange Akkulaufzeit und noch relativ preiswert. Ich bin komplett zufrieden.

Hey! From my personal experience, I love the JBL Tune flex 2. In the past I had the 1st version of this and didn’t like the ear tips, they weren’t comfortable at all, the sound was good ngl but sometimes 1 of the earbuds didn’t connect or doesn’t played music at all. I recently bought the Flex 2 and everything change. The ear tips for me are much better, I have the perfect size for my ears which in the past version were all bad for me, the sound is much more consistent and sounds better, it has personify 2.0, spatial sound ( 🤌🤌) and the battery life is longer. In terms of latency, in the first model I fell that it had some delay with what I was watching and the sound I was listening too, but in this one it’s almost instant ( for me is a S tier spec ). If you have any questions or doubts about it feel free to ask

Hey there! The jbl tune flex 2 fits perfectly in my ears, I already used them for around 8h and if you put them correctly they won’t fall out. In the previous version they kept constantly trying to fallout ( I think because of the ear tips not being the best for my ears, they were prone to do it ) For me, as a person who never tried AirPods, the flex 2 have a good build quality, in comparison with the flex 1, I thought that they are much more elegant and aesthetic, the flex 1 seems a bit plastic, didn’t like much the build One more thing I can add to this, the case quality improved a lot for me, the opener is much better and controlled and it looks better than the 1st one

I am using them for around 3 months and i can take some conclusions: Pros: \-Sound Quality - the first thing that i observed from the first time was the clarity in them, there are some high-pitched sounds that in some earphones just "crack" or the earphones can´t supply the sound from the musics, but, this ones can provide them at all. The bass is good with moderate-higher volumes, lower ones you can feel the bass but not that much. \- Battery time - i used them every single day for around 2h in public transports and i only charge them almost every 3-4 weeks, i dont need to be worried about battery because they have a durable battery time. \- Noise reduction / canceling - they can isolate pretty well the sound with the integrated silicone ear tips, which can create an environment to listen to the musics you play,; obviously in some more loudy places you need to increase the volume to reduce the gap but in overall they supress well the exterior sounds ( for people that are picky / experienced with this type of experiments probably would say worse, in my personal use i can´t complain much about them) Cons: Pairing - sometimes i connect them through bluetooth, they pair but the sound doesn´t work, i recconect them and it starts working (maybe a minor bug or somethin Summing up, for this price range i picked this ones because they are reletively new in the market, have some specs like personifi, spatial audio that the majority don´t have and they are really well looking and comfortable, they don´t fall out like the flex1 and are well built.

Really like it honestly, very composed

Também estou com essa dúvida, eu e minha esposa tinhamos o Wave Flex 1 mas minha esposa perdeu o dela e deu o meu para ela, agora estou vendo que lançou  a segunda geração, eu já ia comprar o Tune flex quando deparei o lançamento do Tune flex 2, pelo que vi a principal diferença é a quantidade de microfone e inibidor de ruídos, o Tune flex 2 possui 6 microfones e inibidor de ruídos já o wave flex 2 manteve igual o da primeira geração mas possui agora 4 fones e aumento de bateria.

I have JBL Tune Flex 2, got them for 50$ (50% off). Very satisfied for the price

The bass lacks punch. I don't have the club sound. As soon as I push the bass it becomes muddy and crushes the rest. If I boost the treble it becomes metallic, worse with 3d audio. The soundstage becomes better in 3d but the bass completely dies out. A degradation of the total sound in stopped anc. A compressed sound in max anc. A lack of clarity in the mids and definition. A total disappointment. My JBL tune flex were much better.

JBL Tune Flex. I dislike suction earphones so that's the main reason I went for them. Amazing call quality, even in my car with loud road noise. Like not even so-so quality but sounds very clear for me and them. Everything else about them is just nice. High quality. Been about 3-4 months. $50 steal

I haven't compared them to any others. They're my first ear buds with anc. But they work well. I can tell they numb outside noise surprisingly well for their size and the fact they're buds.

Honestly I just use Bluetooth earbuds. Specifically the jbl tune flex. Just use Google assistant, works fine for me. I have been wanting to try blueparrots though...

I have JBL Tune flex, only ones that stay put for me, sound good and comfortable

Galaxy buds 3. Nothing ear Stick. I actually have both and love them. Great bass and customizable to make the Sound as good as you like it on both. Another great option is the JBL Tune Flex.

I'm just about to go to sleep and can't remember the name but I intend to come back tomorrow and either edit this comment or make a new one :') Edit: it seems like they are the AKG n60nc wired, but they do not appear to be sold anymore which is lowkey devastating because I love them but mine are getting a bit old and worn so I'm worried I'll have to replace them eventually, and last time that happened I just bought a new pair... I also have a pair of JBL tune flex earbuds that I like a lot less, but I don't regret buying them because they are cheap and small enough that I can always keep them in my backpack for emergencies (aka if I forget my good headphones at home lol). They're not necessarily bad, I just like the noise cancelling effect on my AKG headphones better. They are very customisable with an app though which is pretty neat, you can make custom settings for which frequencies in the music are louder and quieter (EQ), and they do have 6 different varieties of noise cancelling. I just think all 6 are worse than my AKG haha

These and the JBL Tune Flex are my recommendation. I picked up a pair after losing one of my old earbuds on a plane and have loved these for the year I've had them. 8 hours of battery, recharge in 15 minutes, don't fall out, great noise canceling, great audio quality.

I use the JBL soundflex earbuds and pair them with my Roku tv.

I love my JBL Flex earbuds

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.