JBL LIVE 300, Premium True Wireless Headphone, Black

I've tried the following wireless earbuds and am comparing them to these:br>br>Air Pods 2br>Air Pods Probr>Anker Liberty Air 2br>Jabra Elite 75tbr>br>Comfort Rankingbr>1. Anker Liberty Air 2br>2. Anker Liberty Air 2br>1. Anker Liberty Air 2br>2. Jabra Elite 75tbr>3. Jabra Elite 75tbr>4. Jabra Elite 75tbr>5. JBL live 300br>3. JBL live 300br>4. JBL live 300br>5. J Pro Air Podsbr>4. Air Pods 2br>br>Audio Rankingbr>1. Air Pods 2br>br>Audio Rankingbr>2. Air Pods 2br>br>Audi JBL live 300br>2. JBL live 300br>3. JBL live 300br>4. J Air Pods Probr>3. Air Pods Probr>2. Air Pods Probr>3. Elite 75tbr>4. Jabra Elite 75t Anker Liberty Air 2br>5. Anker Liberty Air 2br>1. Anker Liberty Air 2br>2. 2nd Generation Air Podsbr>- It wasn't even close; JBl was clearly the best; Jabra appeared to have good drivers, but the EQ is terrible. The Air Pod Pros were lifeless, and the Liberty Air, while good for the price, couldn't compete with the JBLs. Features/Functionalitybr>1. br>br>Features/Functionalitybr>br>br>Features/Functionalitybr>br>br> 2. Benefits of Air Podsbr> Jabra Elite 75tbr>3. Jabra Elite 75tbr>4. Jabra Elite 75tbr>5. 2 x Air Pods 4 x Air Pods 4 x Air Pods 4 x Air Pod JBL live 300br>5. JBL live 300br>1. JBL live 300br>2. J br>Liberty Air 2 - The JBLs' touch isn't as bad as the Liberty Air 2s', but it's still a little finicky. br>br>Verdict:br>br>Overall, I kept these over the others because the sound quality is that good. br>br>Can't multi pair, so I literally have to turn off Bluetooth on laptop before I can connect on phone, and transparency mode kinda sucks, jabra and ESPECIALLY iPod pros win by a landslide. br>br> I wish they came in multiple pairs and connecting them wasn't such a pain, and I wish they sat in my ears better (getting a good seal is way too difficult). But, in the end, none of the others compare to the quality, so I'll have to live with the flaws. br>br>Recent changes: br>br> The seal issue has been resolved thanks to the purchase of Sony Hybrid silicon tips.

Luella Flynn

| Aug 08, 2021

When I first got these, I was curious to see how they compared to the Galaxy Buds, which were just released recently. When I first put them on, I noticed that they fit well and felt just like the buds, and that they were simple to set up and only took a few minutes. However, if you get these, I HIGHLY recommend getting the app and tweaking the EQ because the sound improves dramatically. The difference in volume between these and the Buds is night and day, and with a little tweaking, the bass can sound even better. There are a few drawbacks now. br>br> For one thing, the battery isn't as good as the buds, and the case could be smaller, but I appreciate that they didn't go the glossy route like Samsung. Which of these should you choose? The battery life is the only deciding factor in my opinion; it all boils down to whether you really need that extra battery life or not. Personally, these are replacing my Buds because they sound better and I don't need the extra battery life most of the time. br>br>JBL did a good job, but I think battery life could be improved next time.

Gracie Austin

| Jan 09, 2021

The bass is loud, clear, and has a slight boom to it, but it isn't distorted. The bass does not detract from the mids and highs in any way. The midrange is clear and precise. Like the highs, this track is very clean. I'm able to pick up on very fine details that I wasn't aware of before. These are fantastic, as is the battery life; I listened to them for 7 hours in the garage at full volume with the bass turned up. I was able to sleep for a little more than 7 hours straight. (Hatebreed, for those who are interested) I had no dropouts, and the furthest I got from my phone was about 20 feet. These are comfortable and secure in the ear. The touch controls are a work of art. They work, and you don't have to put the buds in your ear to get them to work. By brushing them against my shoulder, I've never accidentally activated anything. You must be deliberate in your actions. The ambient awareness and conversation flow beautifully. However, I am unable to distinguish between the two modes. I can carry on a conversation while listening to music at a low volume and hear everything as if I weren't wearing earbuds. There is an app for these, which you should use with these. That's how you get all of these benefits, and it makes a big difference. The app is easy to use and works exceptionally well. The ability to create custom EQ and presets is fantastic. The charging case has a solid feel to it. I like how simply opening the lid initiates the pairing process, so you're connected before you even put the buds in your ears. These are fantastic buds, and I prefer them to Air Pods of any kind, including Sabbit T12/E12, SkullCandy Push, Enacfire F1, and all others. These are an excellent bargain at $99! These are on par with $300 pairs in my opinion. They're a bargain even at their regular price of $150.

Avianna Alexander

| Sep 10, 2021

On the plus side, the sound quality for music is unquestionably superior to my $18 bluetooth earbud. I didn't hear much of a difference in terms of voice. On the downside, there are numerous issues. br>- For starters, the left earbud I received appears to have a broken microphone.
- People also commented on how distant and muffled my voice was.
- They won't charge if you don't put the earbuds in the case exactly right, which is difficult to do.
- Even though I was within 3-foot of the earbuds, they abruptly stopped playing audio twice. With a clear line of sight, I was within 8 feet of the device to which I was connected.
- I installed the JBL headphones app and updated the firmware on the buds, but the software proved to be extremely finicky and difficult to use. Also, you cannot switch between "Talk-On" and "Talk-Off" while on the phone. "Ambient aware" and "through" are two phrases that come to mind. When I did, I set it to "talk-to" mode. Before making a call, the software would stop highlighting the "Talk-through" option. The earbud remained in "talk-through" mode despite the fact that the "talk-through" button was pressed. During the call, I used the phrase "through"
- The touch control feature on the earbuds was finicky and difficult to get to work.
- When I'm on my phone, I'm in the "Talk-" mode and I'm listening to audio. The audio listening volume drops to a low level when you're in "through" mode, and it can't be raised much if at all. This appears to be a software bug of some kind. br>- The earbuds have poor noise isolation, and people I was talking to could clearly hear ambient noises around me, even when I tried to set them to "talk-only" mode. br>- Previously, you were in "through" mode. br>- Previously, you were in " Despite adjusting the size of the earbud tips I used, they do not go very deep into the ear, and I had trouble keeping the earbuds in my ears. I switched to third-party flanged tips, which helped with that problem and improved noise isolation a little, but had a negative impact on music sound quality. br>br>I was disappointed because I had spent so much time researching my bluetooth earbud options and had hoped for something better. Returning after giving up.

Eden CARTWRIGHT

| Jan 04, 2021