A single tap on the left earbud is all it takes to switch back and forth between noise canceling and Ambient Sound Mode, which is certainly convenient. In this case, you do not have to worry about your headphones simply running out of power on longer journeys, and you will not have to deal with constant recharging. The sound quality is very good; it frees one from the hassle of untying cables from one's handbag and the buds fit snugly in the ear. The stick closed design with oval tubes ensure better noise cancellation and enhanced audio quality for those who prefer a cleaner aesthetic. where I live, the JBL free II are 63% off and it looks to be a great deal except for one thing: I can't find any good review on them.

This means the bass of the Free is well suited for all music genres, even though it is ever-so-slightly hyped. The JBL Free Truly Wireless 2018 are slightly better truly wireless headphones than the Apple AirPods (1st generation) Truly Wireless when they have a stable connection. The small and large tips come in a small cardboard box, while the medium are already fitted on the earbuds out of the box. This doesn't mean you can wash them off in the sink, but it does mean they're well-equipped to deal with sweat at the gym.JBL Live Pro 2 earbuds deliver up to 40 hours of incredible JBL Signature Sound (with 10 hours in the earbuds + 30 hours in the case), speed charging, and Qi-compatible wireless charging for when your batteries need a boost. The JBL Free, like the Jaybird Run, have a good build quality that feels durable enough to survive multiple accidental drops from shoulder height. The Free II are a pair of in-ear bluetooth headphones that got distributed in 2020 and manufactured by JBL. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item.

It supports up to 24 Mbit/s of theoretical transfer rates, has low energy consumption and limits signal interference by detecting crowded wavelengths and circumnavigating them. You will have to pull out your phone whenever you want to lower or increase the volume of your audio, which is slightly disappointing. Unfortunately, like the Jaybird Run, their build quality lacks a bit of polish which makes them feel more rugged than high-end, unlike the Apple AirPods (1st generation) Truly Wireless.

They also have a bit more tip options and sizes, which make them slightly more comfortable than the JBL. They also do not have any special battery features like the Xfyro xS2 which have a power bank that can recharge some of your devices, although it's not the biggest battery pack for that use case. However, it has no inputs and not distinguishing special features like Qi wireless charging on the Altec Lansing True Evo. Battery life is similar to other true wireless earbuds, with JBL claiming a maximum playback time of seven hours with active noise cancellation (ANC) turned off. If I had to pick an area where the Live Free 2 earbuds shine brightest, it's the noise cancellation.