JBL - Tour Pro Plus True Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones - Black

Very happy with my purchase... wonderful sound... music is sooo clear,very good bass,great price... it was a well worth buy... i definitely recommend

Will not stay in my ears even when sitting still. It's very unfortunate because they sound great and the noise canceling is superb.

I agree with others that they can be a bit uncomfortable to wear which i think has to do with a combo of the silicone stabilizer rings and the tips. I personally use a set of silicone triple flanged tips from spinfit that i cut the top and middle flanges off leaving only the larger bottom flange which fits my ears perfectly. But man these things sound so darn good! The imaging on these things is superb! The make stereo sound good all over again. The parametric EQ makes Samsung sub par 10 band eq feel like the old school EQ sliders on 90s boom boxes. The ANC is what it is. I personally don't care for it because it degrades the sound quality when it generates whatever frequency cancels out sounds. If JBL tweaked the design and ANC these would be killer.

Disclaimer...I am not an audiophile but appreciate excellent sound. My preference is heavy bass over midrange or highs. I own 3 pairs of ear buds. B&W Pi7, JBL Tour Pro Plus with NC and Bose QC with NC. All are excellent but have distinct differences. Sound Quality: All are excellent and have good sound from low (great bass) to high. The B&W probably have the best which is balanced and rich. The Bose is a very, very close second. The JBL are also very good but a bit tinny right out of the box for my ear. This is easily corrected using the equalizer in the app. Of note, Bose also has an equalizer in the app, but it does not actually increase frequencies, just reduces others. Also, the JBL app has much more frequency control with the Bose only bass, mid and high. Sadly, the B&W DOES NOT have an EQ, otherwise I would have given it a 5 star. Noise Cancelling: Bose are by far the best. The others do an adequate job. Pairing: All are excellent and pair instantly Charging: All have wireless pad charging capabilities. Comfort: By FAR, the BOSE are the most comfortable. The B&W and JBL are equal but take some time to find the right silicone cups. The BOSE easily block out sound and the other 2 require finding the right fit to block ambient nose. One trick I found for the B&W and JBL is to lick the silicone pads, insert and rotate backwards for a good seal. Summary: Value for $$$, the JBL is the way to go. For comfort and NC, go Bose. For a complete package, the B&W. All of this comes at a price as you can imagine. JBL $179, Bose $279 and B&W $399. I have not had a chance to try the broadcast capability of the charging case with the B&W.

I have tried many different in ear buds but these I used the longest, they sound great and are easy to use, it came with different sized rubbers so it will fit anyone’s needs. I still can’t find myself making the swap to wireless earbuds tho I always fall back to my wired ones

They sound great but its like having a brick in your ear. They didnt fit well but had a great sound. Well made and come with plenty of extra tips. Almost kept them but i couldnt do anything in them as they were uncomfortable and constantly fell out of my ears. I returned them.

Yes sounds amazing easy to set up with your phone the app JBL very comfortable worth spending the money on

For $200, I was for sure that these headphones were gonna wow me. But sound quality is good, but nothing amazing. Basic clear sound, not much bass without having to sacrifice hearing the actual song. And for me at least, these do not stay in. I have the right silicone pieces in. I push down and twist as the box tells me too. I have to shove them so hard into my ear like 8-10 times every-time I run. I missed the return date by just a day otherwise I’d return them. Batter life is amazing, charging is very fast, the biggest downfall is just that they don’t stay in my ear.