expiredPennyFound | Staff posted Aug 15, 2024 07:54 PM
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expiredPennyFound | Staff posted Aug 15, 2024 07:54 PM
JBL Tune Flex Wireless Noice Cancelling Earbuds w/ 2-year Warranty (Refurb)
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I chose Flex since I want these as around-the house headphones and don't want my ears to be plugged.
https://www.rtings.com/headphones...e-wireless
I have a mini review later on in this thread. In short, I think this is a good deal for what you get.
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i recently bought 2/$20....
Died just sitting there after a full charge. I should've checked this during the week. CRAP!
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Mini review:
- control scheme is bad. Often recognizes double taps as single taps, raising volume when you want to lower it. Customization of the control scheme is poorly thought out. Can't select what each tap or double tap does. You just select "volume" and it tells you what you can do.
- I used the second level eartips out of 4 provided. At this level, the tips sit out of my ear, but are snug enough to not fall during normal activity. Won't hold up during exercise, though.
- sound quality is good. Better than the Anker Life Note 3 XR it replaces.
- mic quality is "good enough" but not stellar. Better than the Anker it replaces.
- tether range is not great. Worse than the Anker it replaces. 1 room away is okay most of the time. 2 away will cut out. 2nd worst pair I've owned in terms of range (worst being Samsung Galaxy Buds Live - but otherwise I love those!)
- build quality is decent, not great. About what I'd expect for $50 buds.
- am using these as open-ear buds and haven't tested the ANC, but expect it to be bad.
- everything was extremely clean and like new. Eartips were new.
- very good deal. You're getting mid tier buds at a budget price. Nothing great about them, but a solid pair.
- rtings review here: https://www.rtings.com/headphones...e-wireless
Mini review:
- control scheme is bad. Often recognizes double taps as single taps, raising volume when you want to lower it. Customization of the control scheme is poorly thought out. Can't select what each tap or double tap does. You just select "volume" and it tells you what you can do.
- I used the second level eartips out of 4 provided. At this level, the tips sit out of my ear, but are snug enough to not fall during normal activity. Won't hold up during exercise, though.
- sound quality is good. Better than the Anker Life Note 3 XR it replaces.
- mic quality is "good enough" but not stellar. Better than the Anker it replaces.
- tether range is not great. Worse than the Anker it replaces. 1 room away is okay most of the time. 2 away will cut out. 2nd worst pair I've owned in terms of range (worst being Samsung Galaxy Buds Live - but otherwise I love those!)
- build quality is decent, not great. About what I'd expect for $50 buds.
- am using these as open-ear buds and haven't tested the ANC, but expect it to be bad.
- everything was extremely clean and like new. Eartips were new.
- very good deal. You're getting mid tier buds at a budget price. Nothing great about them, but a solid pair.
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