Беспроводные наушники JBL Vibe Beam 2 True Wireless

I've had mixed experiences with ear pods, bit the JBL Vibe 2 has been a good one. Starting with the ease of connection with my phone, the options to listen to music with or without ambient sound, and it's ease to put them back in the charging pod.

I prechased this for grandsons Christmas gift, I am sure they will love them.

This is a great earpiece. The battery lasts a long time. The microphone is not so good sometimes people have hard time hearing me. But I use most for listening. I listen to the podcast or sometimes music. It's very comfortable. I cannot say anything about water resistant because it has not fall in the water or I have not use it in the water itself, like bath or in a swimming pool. The noise cancellation is not as great as Apple's newest generation with the noise, cancellation feature, but it does a very good job with the noise cancellation. You actually have to go also on your phone and do some little programming for it to have the best hearing possible.. overall I think this is great. I would definitely recommend it. The price is very reasonable and it works as great as many of the Apple earpiece.

Let me start off by saying that these are a pretty good set of ear-buds. Very comfortable, they have noise canceling, good sound, and good battery life. The case is a good size, and sits nicely in a pocket. These are a great value. The cons imo: There is a low level hiss when there is no sound playing. The "buttons" to play/pause, etc are a bit small, I find myself tapping 2 or 3 times to get the right spot. The biggest con to me is the design, both of the buds and the case. The case is rounded, it does fit well in a pocket, but it always feel like it is balancing when on hard surfaces. The ear pieces are round and smooth, with only the top hemisphere accessible when they are docked, coupled with the lid that only opens to 90 degrees, makes the headphone difficult to grasp and remove from the case, definitely a 2 hand operation, and I drop them frequently (I have a set of Vibe100tws that I can pull one handed from inside my pocket, which is perfect). The stems of the buds are square, which leads to misalignment when trying to put them into the case; and the stems being square means that you can't just rotate them, you have to remove them complete from the case and try again. There is very little taper (draft) to the stems, which makes placing and removing a bit more difficult (they have to come straight in/out). Also, the ear buds face away from center, which means every time they are removed or docked, they need to be rotated, which can be tricky when holding the smooth round top. Over all good ear-buds for the money, just a little annoying to use.

JBL Vibe Beam 2 is a great earbuds I got right now. This is also my first time having a earbuds that has so many features like ANC. Been using it almost everyday.

this is a great noise canceling, and I feel really good. The charge stays for a very long time.

I love these earbuds but since I bought them a week ago mind you it was at an airport the right ear bud would stay at 10%, and the left would be fine but now it's come to the point where the right just doesn't want to charge at all. when I put the right ear bud into the case it doesn't even light up. now I can't send them back because one they were at an airport and two I don't have the box to return it.

These blow chunks they don't fit my ear the audio quality is not as good as the JBL Tune Flex twow

The sound quality and noise canceling and all that was good. I like everything about these except for the button. It's one of those that sense your finger, not a push button. It didn't work very well at all and was super frustrating to use at work. I would have 5 starred these, but that is one major feature to mess up on. I sent them back and got beats with an actual press button.

The sound is good, no complaints there, and the equalizer in the app is nice. unfortunately, the noise canceling is pretty terrible and the gesture controls are set up in a very irritating way. i often find myself toggling the noise canceling on and off trying to figure out which is on and which is off. even when i can tell the difference, it isn't very effective. there's also occasional bits of static sometimes when you're using it without other audio playing, which gets annoying really fast. the gesture controls are customizable in the app, but nowhere near as customizable as i'd like them to be. the controls are split into three sets: playback, volume, and ambient sound, and you choose which set of controls is assigned to which earbud. the problem with this being that there are three sets of controls and only two earbuds, so there will always be one set of actions you cannot use gestures for. with other earbuds you can choose the action that corresponds to each gesture individually, which i think works much better. my biggest gripe with this is honestly that every set of controls assigns 'tap and hold' to 'activate siri' despite all the other actions being different, and i don't even have siri turned on! that gesture could easily be assigned to something else so that i could play/pause, adjust volume, and toggle noise canceling all with gestures, but instead i have to leave one of those off and have a control that i will never ever use instead. why not just let the user decide which gestures do which actions instead of this nonsense? if the only thing you're looking for is sound quality these are great, and they're relatively inexpensive compared to other similar earbuds, but if you use noise canceling a lot or like customizable controls i'd go with something else. personally both of those things are important to me so i would not buy these again.