JBLTour Pro 2 - True Wireless Noise Cancelling Earbuds with Smart Charging Case, 6-mic Perfect Calls with Voice Control, Up to 40hrs of Playtime, Immersive Spatial Sound (Black)

Fantastic headphones! I love JBL speakers and took a shot on some headphones since I needed some new ones and there was a great deal on them. They fit snug and comfortably and sound great. Coming from some in-ear Sony buds I'll say the volume on these maybe doesn't get as loud as the Sony's but it's not bad either. Battery life varies from meh to really good depending on how I use them, sometimes just one bud while I'm at work or driving it's pretty good but if I want the full experience with both buds in and noise cancelling it's not as great. The noise cancelling and noise pass-through functions work really good though, call sound quality is excellent and the range when connected to my phone is pretty good too.

I have been a headphones audiophile who chased Hifi for 15 years or so. Been through most of different systems. I have come to the point that I would love a pair of buds to satisfy my hunger while I am out and about, while I can still conduct conversations with others. The pair that don't disgust me. I have my reasonable expectations such as the right amount of airiness, crisp, clean, clarity and details.1/ Sound quality: unlike the Bose ultra or xm5, the sound performances from Tour Pro 2 is not full of resonances, bloated bass and muddy mess. It has huge sound stage for the category that it is in and for the audiences type that it targets. The cue of positioning within it soundstage is accurate with the vast soundstage, the first second I put it on, I was immediately satisfied with the immersiveness and similarity of Hifi system that I have always love. I would rate that it is in Mid Tier level for earbud systems. Now, considering that a proper mid tier buds ATM with a digital/DAC/Amp/Cable is typically $800-1500 system. This earbuds by itself is hitting well into the range with it performances.Now, let's forget about what Codec it uses, it is maxed out AAC 16/44•1 but the performances is well and beyond that of XM5 which support all kind of fanciest LDAC....with their DSEEHX and all the marketing stuff that drive a person nuts if you are not into it. If you are though...it is beyond disappointing. I don't understand why xm5 was hyped so much. You are welcome to try them out and don't have to take my words for itOnto the ANC features, the Tour Pro 2 allow adjustable ambient sounds, you can amplify it to listen to conversations easier or you can negate it just enough to pay attentions to stuff around you while you are jamming with your favorite tunes. I personally find this to be very very practical, together with the ability to adjust L/R balances. I recommend not to tinker with it as it would result in staging oddities and so on, our ears and brain adjust the best when things appear natural to them. But when you needed it, it is there.Case with fancy screen ? Yeah, some people say that it is not needed. IMO, I do need it, I am just adapting myself into this type of buds, I am clumsy at controlling with fingers and tap function. I rarely touch and finger to command, but I found the touch screen on the case is so practical and money worthy to have.I am surprised that with such amazing performances that is audiophile worthy, and practicality for ANC system, the price of the product, all considered and it still doesn't get the credits that it deserved. IMO, down right the best TWS with ANC at the moment of July 2024 if I can vote for it.Finally, please try different systems to see which one fit you the most, but if you would like to save some headaches and time, don't look into different fanciest that isn't worth it such as spatial sounds, LDAC codex or DSEE stuff...they are all meaningless if you get a muddy mess and bloated timbers, do give this a chance priority and you may arrive at the same conclusion that I do

I have owned a lot of earbuds over the years. Many different brands and styles. For me, I want comfort (wearing for extended periods of time on at my desk or while traveling), and I want noise cancelling (construction activities, mowing at the house, and occasionally shooting). I saw a lot of different forums talking about which brands were the best, and I read a lot of differing opinions. I decided to give these a try after seeing the Prime Days Deal on them and the large number of positive reviews that they had.These are by far the best earbuds that I have ever had in my life. The sound quality is absolutely phenomenal. They have so many different adjustments to get exactly what you want as far as sound is concerned. They fit like a glove and are very low profile. Generally, I have to take my earbuds out while taking a phone call, but not anymore. These are super clear on both ends and allow me to have hands free phone calls.The noise cancelling capability that these things have is what absolutely sold me. I have owned multiple construction approved earplug style earbuds specially designed to cancel out loud noises. These earbuds blow all of them out of the water. I put these earbuds in, and all external noises disappear. Including the lawn mower. I was completely shocked how great these earbuds are. I do not believe that I have heard true silence until I got these earbuds. I almost want to just wear them to sleep (which they do have a mode for btw). JBL did an excellent job when making these earbuds.

So I’ve been trying to move away from AirPod pros. Tired of replacing them every yr or 2. The first change I made was Bose QC ear buds love the sound clarity and rich deep base in those, but the microphone was trash. I’ve had previous great experiences with JBL. I find myself enjoying theses headphones. Their light and comfortable, I can hardly tell I have them in. The sound quality is very good not quite Bose good but not far off. The microphone is good, but can be spotty at times. Have really used the noise cancellation yet but from what I’ve experienced so far from the pass though talking it will be good. The app is nice but I’ve had problems when I open it going right into the headphones it keeps asking me to connect them and it takes a while for themTo get recognizes automatically, but it’s an easy to use interface laid out well. The biggest thing I don’t like it how large the case is. I get it lcd screen some other cool features but think I’d rather have a smaller case and use the app for adjustments. This really my biggest issue which really isn’t terrible just inconvenient for me.