JBL T115 True Wireless in-Ear Headphone - White (JBLT115TWSWHTAM)

These work great for me - mainly listening to low-to-medium volume music while at the gym. I bought these because my apple ear buds fall out too easily. These ones stay in my ears while doing exercises. They are not too different from some of the JBL headphones that are 6x more expensive.Pros:Music quality is just fine.They stay in my ears.They connect to my iPhone easily, automatically, and consistentlyThey come with multiple ear cushion sizes.The price cannot be beat! (I got a great price - 6x less than some others.)Battery life and charging case are perfectly sufficient.Cons or unknowns:You have to press or double-press a button to control them - you can't just tap or double-tap them like some.You can't talk to Siri ("Hey Siri") without pressing a button first.I haven't used them with phone calls enough to rate that.I'm not sure these will automatically read (and let you reply to) incoming text messages like the apple ear buds do. Haven't tried that.I think I've noticed that they continue playing music even after taking out of your ear. You need to pause the music or put them back in the case.The case isn't the most awesome design and the earbuds might fall out if dropped. I don't care about that.

The battery life for the pods themselves is very good and last a long time, and with the quick change time it rarely runs out. The noise cancellation was so good that I was able to sleep during a concert and fall asleep with them in. The only complaint is it’s call function is muffled or the microphone isn’t good enough and the audio can be quieter in one ear then the other but overall a very good earpiece.

I bought these specifically because they had a call mute function. I work from home and have meetings practically all day, and some times into the evening. This means I often have calls that overlap running errands, walking the dog, preparing/eating dinner, family time, etc. In short, activities where I want to be on mute. However, I also need to give input on the meetings on short notice. I wanted TWS earbuds in the first place so that I could handle these overlaps as discreetly as possible, but having to dig through my pocket or find my phone, hope the fingerprint sensor works the first time and end up having to enter my password half the time (with the first set of TWS buds I bought) was REALLY irritating and unworkable.So after searching around, I found the @JBL Tune TWS 115 buds. They were one of the (very) few budget earbuds that had a mute function. Most of the others that I could find that did were over $100, and often $150+. So for $30, and my past good experience with JBL devices, I took the plunge. I have been *really* happy so far with these (after 4 days). I would give them a 5 star rating except for two issues which I will note below. The mute function is a game-changer for me.The good stuff:Comfort: They are super comfortable. I have worn them for hours at a time without feeling like I wanted to take them out, and could see myself wearing them all day without an issue. The eartips are a sturdy enough silicone that they create an effective ear-seal, and in limited observation, this provides good to very good noise isolation. While they do have physical buttons for controls, pressing them does not require excessive force and is not uncomfortable.Sound: I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the sound from a set of earbuds at this price-point. The frequency response is 20-20K, and I think you can hear all of that. The midrange tremelo and subtle bass on something like "It Feels Like Range' is clear, and the bass is definitely bumping without being muddy on bangers like "Nothing but a G thang. I think the solid fit of the eartips is an important component of this capability - another set of earbuds I bought had flimsy tips, and the bass was definitely lost in the leakage.Technical: Paired without a hitch, bluetooth range is impressive. I left my phone in the cellar at one point, and was still listening to my song when I walked up to the second floor.Controls : THEY HAVE A MUTE FUNCTION!!!! Cannot over-emphasize the importance of this. Mute is one of the fundamental things you want on a set of earbuds if you are on calls a lot, so I was shocked to learn that this is not a common functions. The other controls are logically specified, and most depend on number of button clicks as opposed to holding a button for a specific period of time, which I find less easy to use (what is a single click, and what is a 1 second hold?). On the other hand - not volume control on the earbuds? Another fundamental feature, so why is it missing?Looks: I think they look pretty good if that matters to you.The not so good that kept me from giving a 5 ratingDuring vigorous workouts (HIIT) or if you are chewing something while you are leaning over ( i know, oddly specific, but it is what it is), they sometimes can slip a bit in your ear, though I would not rate this as a serious issue.The lack of volume controls is a strangely significant oversight. I knew about it before I bought them, but the mute function more than made up for it.Overall though - A really good buy at 30 bucks. Don't be afraid of the price point!

I like that you can use one earbud or the other as the both connect to your phone individually or as a pair. Bass isn’t the best but very comfortable earbuds. Battery last a long time as well

I haven't had any problem with these. I use them mostly just for flights, but the bluetooth is easy to pair both ears together and they cancel out noise well. I'm no expert, so I guess you could say I wasn't looking for the top of the line type buds but these are very good for someone who doesn't know or care about them being top of the line. They work perfect for me, to listen to music and watch movies.

-They work well for the price point.-The pairing is really easy and when transferring between devices.-Range is good for my personal needs (<10 ft or so).-The in-ear fit could be better and could have more size variations included.-The case is sleek with the magnetic internal charging ports and the microusb-c charger for the case is nice. I really wish there was a metal or rubberized variation of the case to avoid scratches (from keys in pocket or from misc. impacts)- acceptable microphone quality, but picks up a lot of background noises. Potentially unsuitable for phone calls in loud environments-Honestly, with JBL's reputation I expected higher fidelity and deeper tones, but I'm also converting from over ear headphones (ATH-M40x which I highly recommend for music lovers).-The connectivity started to falter when mobile and listening to music. There would be an occasional and brief cut-out (Happens about once per commute from parking lot to university classroom ~.5mi)-There is a noticeable delay when connected to my PC (Maybe 100-200ms?). This is can be unbearable for gaming and even watching shows/lectures.Summation: Good value product for money. Great initial investment in "true-wireless" audio. Potentially better value elsewhere, but JBL has proven to be a reputable brand.

Great sound quality and great battery life. Excellent choice.

5 stars just based on the fact that my left earbud somehow survived a full wash+dry cycle in my jeans (do not try this, and keep the earbuds away from water, there is no IPX rating). Also, the sound quality and battery is decent.

Muy buen producto, aunque recomiendo checar las medidas ya que si son algo robustos, en cuanto a bateria, sonido, bajos, aislamiento, es excelente.

Ótimo som, encaixa bem no ouvido e é lindo. A bateria ainda não testei, mas creio ser duradoura.

I have a couple of these headphones, excellent quality, they last about 8 hours at firstFor now I occupy one hearing aid per ear and it is discharged every 4 and a half hours each.Excellent quality of everything

El sonido es buenísimo, la cancelación de ruido no es tan buena, pero tampoco mala. No especifica que certificación tienen contra el agua, pero yo creo que IP68 porque ya se me cayeron 2 veces al baño y siguen funcionando al 100 jajaja, finísimos :)