JBL Tune 510 BT Wireless On-Ear Headphones with Bluetooth 5.0 and Speed Charge, Up to 40 Hours Battery Life, Black

These headphones have been a surprise from the start.Let's cut through the cr*p by the way; they are not uncomfortable or pressing on head or ears and I speak as a man with a small head and hugely fussy tastes.Secondly, for £30 they outclass headphones four times the price right out of the box and have pleasant mids that are not recessed; highs are reasonably detailed with only a slight sharpness that is more than acceptable for this price point. Bass extension is impressive and lows are pronounced plus (and this surprised me most) stereo imaging is rather good and wide.They were purchased with the intention of being purely headphones to use on the go and not to replace my exceptional (but heavier) Edifiers but they have gradually become my customary set..Battery life is phenomenal! I charged mine 14 days ago; took them abroad and wore them on my two flights, whilst away and subsequently and as of this morning, they still possess 40% charge...If you think these super light, portable headphones are too good to be true like I did just walk through Paris and observe the proliferation of peeps sporting these 'phones. This was my prompt to check them out.As I listen to innumerable genres and these do a lovely job in honouring all, I would recommend these over and over again.Indeed, I am writing this review listening to them...

In a market saturated with premium noise-cancelling headphones, the JBL Tune510BT emerges as a compelling option for budget-conscious consumers. These wireless on-ear headphones offer a surprisingly effective noise cancellation feature along with a rich, bass-heavy sound profile for an immersive listening experience.The JBL Tune510BT boasts a sleek and understated design with a lightweight plastic construction. The adjustable headband and plush earcups provide a comfortable fit for extended listening sessions. However, the on-ear design may not be suitable for those who prefer the more isolating nature of over-ear headphones.One of the standout features of the Tune510BT is its active noise cancellation (ANC) technology. While not as advanced as some high-end headphones, the ANC does a commendable job of reducing background noise, making them ideal for noisy environments like commutes or office spaces.The JBL Tune510BT delivers a well-balanced sound with a prominent bass emphasis. This bass-heavy profile enhances the impact of music with heavy basslines, but it may not be to everyone's taste. The mids are clear and well-defined, while the highs can be slightly recessed.With up to 40 hours of playback with ANC turned on, the Tune510BT offers exceptional battery life. It also supports fast charging, with a 5-minute charge providing an additional 2 hours of listening time. The headphones connect via Bluetooth 5.0, providing a stable and reliable wireless connection.The integrated microphone provides clear call quality, making the Tune510BT suitable for hands-free calls.The JBL Tune510BT headphones offer an impressive balance of features and performance for their budget-friendly price. The effective noise cancellation, comfortable fit, and bass-heavy sound profile make them a great choice for those seeking an immersive audio experience without breaking the bank. While the on-ear design may not suit everyone, and the bass emphasis may not appeal to all listeners, the Tune510BT remains a solid option for anyone seeking great value in a noise-cancelling headphone.

They are lightweight but even on my head they clamp onto the ears somewhat noticeably which may take extended acclimatisation for people with a larger or broader head. At least the ear pads are soft which lessens the acclimatisation process.The sound quality is good but these are not studio quality over ear headphones. As such, I can somewhat criticise a little lack of bass and a less than flat sound image but for £25, they represent very good value indeed. They appear to produce exactly the same sound as the more expensive Tune670NC headphones. The difference is battery life, Bluetooth version and battery. For the user, Bluetooth connectivity is perhaps not quite as robust but without doing a side to side comparison, that difference would be unnoticed. The 670 edges sound quality when noise cancelling is used as it appears to slightly boost bass but boosting bass is never as good as better hardware. They outperform the 670 at low volume as there is less background hiss. This means the 510 is possibly a better choice for those who listen to podcasts, audio books, classical music or any music where sound levels vary. Again comparatively, there is greater bass with the 510 with a digitally remastered source than with the 670 (noise cancelling on) with an analogue source.The sound quality differences are slight though and as long as the user finds these comfortable, the Tune510BT represent exceptional value for money.

Such comfy headphones with great sound quality for a "budget" product. These are perfect for the gym. Noise cancelling and genuinely comfortable to wear. Long battery life. Will last me a few weeks worth of gym sessions.

I’ve used these for about 5/6 years, and would never use anything different. i only bought a second pair cause i’d accidentally snapped the band. Honestly the best headphones i’ve ever used and for such a good price!!! Controls easy to use, lightweight and fold in for portable use. They connect to bluetooth quick and easy. I work in retail, go gym and outdoor walks so I use these daily for everything and they have never let me down, extremely durable and comfortable. The battery life is great, again, i use them all the time and they last me weeks until i have to charge them. Buy them now!! you won’t regret it!!