JBL Vibe Beam - True Wireless JBL Deep Bass Sound Earbuds, Bluetooth 5.2, Water & Dust Resistant, Hands-free call with VoiceAware, Up to 32 hours of battery life (Black)

They are very comfortable even with my piercings, they went though my washer twice and they didnt break and they look and sound perfect still. The life battery on them is great and they charge fast. Ive dropped them on multiple occasions and they still work brand new. The sound quality is amazing and the price isnt to bad. If you turn it up max volume you can't hear really anything other then what your playing and its great for busy areas.

Got these about a year ago, best headphones I've used.Size and fit:These earbuds fit in everyone's ears, but you might have to use different silicon tips than these come with (thankfully, these also come with a little bag of silicon tips). After changing the tips and experimenting, I found that for me it was best to use different sizes of tips on each bud. Also, licking/wetting your finger and then putting that on the tip can help these stick in your ears. I've seen people say that these fall out frequently, but you just have to mess around with some of the size aspects for the silicon tips and whatnot for these to fit perfectly. Once you find a fit, these work perfectly for workouts such as running, walking, cycling, etc.Audio quality/music:JBL makes world class speakers/headphones, and despite the size, these are no exception. On their own, the audio is quite good, but my word of advice is to download the JBL app on your device to change the equalizer. Changing this made them an amazing pair of headphones to use and listen to music, but even if you can't download this app, The audio is still very crisp and clear. Clear bass, and the highs on these don't obnoxiously stab as seen in the Audio-Technica ath-m50x. I wouldn't recommend using these as a studio headphone, they're obviously not canheads, but these are perfect for casual listening or calls. The mic quality on these is pretty good too, not bad at all for a pair of $50 earbuds.Con:The matte finish on these is the one con that I've found. It makes dirt stick to it sometimes, but these can be cleaned, and the finish helps them stick in the ear.Final note:I lost these earbuds, leaving them at a park. That night, a thunderstorm happened, it poured rain, there were even a few flash floods. I thought I'd lost these buds, but I returned to the park the next day, and they were there. After getting rained on for multiple hours, they connected to my phone seamlessly, no audio corruption or loss of quality, the touch controls worked perfectly (the touch controls being on of my favorite parts of these buds), so it's safe to say that hours in the rain did nothing to these earbuds at all. This made me even more enthusiastic about these earbuds.So, if you're on a budget and you want some headphones, these are perfect for the price range and I honestly think that even if you don't consider the low price, these are amazing quality headphones from JBL. 10/10, would get again, perfect purchase. By the way, these are way better than airpods for music. WAYYYY better midrange.

So I will start by saying I am no audiophike, so keep that in mind when you read my thoughts on this.My previous earbuds were the Sennheiser CX Plus True Wireless earbuds. I used those pretty much almost daily for 4 years, which means I became accustomed to that sound profile. In the end the right earbud gave out and it was time for a replacement, which landed me here (after watching 2-3 hours of YouTube reviews).These things are equipped with way more pros than cons.1. The JBL Vibes connect to my phones Bluetooth much faster (I have a Google Pixel 8 Pro)2. They fit my ears better, whereas my old ones would fall out of my ears while I was chewing or leaning over. If I forced them in deeper the sound disappeared. It was a not so fun game of "stay put".3. The app for the JBL Vibes is easier to use and actually connects to your earbuds without a lot of jumping through hoops.4. The case is more compact so it's not so bulky in your pocket.So I'll start by saying my 4 star rating is a conflicted one. For the price these things are a solid 5/5, but as an overall I would give these more of a 4.3 out 5.When you first pair them and start using them you might immediately know why the app exists, it's to take advantage of the equalizer. To my ears they sounded tin-y and scratchy with the highs and mids coming in way too hard ( S sounds were so sharp it made music sound harsh and not enjoyable).So I opened up the Equalizer and put on some music from YouTube, selected the Jazz sound profile as my starting point then tweaked to what sounded good to me (see my attached screenshot). The other issue is, I can't blast these at full volume, they get uncomfortably loud, and the sound starts to distort, so I keep them just short of full blast and they sound great that way. There is a setting in the app to reduce the volume at max, but it's lower than I want it to be so I do not use that. The big key thing to do is get good clean bass out of the sound profile so you aren't listening to ear piercing highs.So now that I got the sound out of the way and like what I'm hearing, my next issue is that these are not the most comfortable. Don't get me wrong, they aren't so uncomfortable that I would return them, but there is slight discomfort at the top of my ear canal, where the hard plastic pushes against my cartilage.The battery life is pretty good and they charge quickly inside their case, which stays shut pretty well (I did a drop test onto carpeted floor and it stayed shut). My other one gripe at the moment is that putting the earbuds into the case in the dark is kind of tricky (say you are listening to music or a video while your SO is sleeping next to you, and now you want to go to sleep too, but it's dark). I find myself rotating the buds trying to position that lower piece back into the case at just the right angle.Would I recommend these to a friend just looking for a good reasonably priced option for earbuds? Yes, absolutely....would an audiophile agree with me, who knows.

Came for the price, stayed for the performance. I've been using plug in, line type ear plugs when doing yard work for years. I live in the south and have 2.5 acres of hilly land that requires weekly maintenance in the summer. The non-wifi plugs aren't affected by sweat but the sound is awful and I was constantly ripping the chord out of my ear. Ouch! For the price I figured that if I drowned these at least I'd have tried. Been using them for months. The sound is better than the old fashioned line plugs. The length of time they hold a charge is unreal. I have yet to sweat through them so maybe it can't be done. They're so soft, well fit and comfortable that I can wear them all day. Is the sound equivalent to buds that cost 10 times more? No. But it's certainly better than the cost of these buds. There's a tool for every job and this one works well for me.