JBL is an extremely popular audio brand known for its speakers and headphones across the globe. JBL headphones are usually liked by the masses due to their pleasing, warm sound signature. JBL products are also known for their robust build quality and affordable prices. If you’re looking for a pair of wireless headphones to purchase and you’re a fan of a warm, bass-forward sound signature, opting for a pair of JBL headphones would be a good choice. No matter what your budget is, chances are you will find good JBL Bluetooth headphones priced right for you. We have listed down the best JBL headphones that are available in the market at the moment. If you're looking for a pair of headphones that are comfortable, offer good sound quality, and are priced right, then these headphones are the ones for you.
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JBL Tour One M2 have a warm sound signature out of the box, suitable for popular music genres in India, with the option to tweak the sound using the app. They feature a solid build with a full plastic body, matte finish, and subtle branding, suitable for various environments. Equipped with adaptive ANC, spatial sound, and Personi-fi 2.0 for personalized audio, although lacking high-resolution CODECs and an IP rating. Priced at ₹19,999, they offer great value, especially if found below this price during sales, and are recommended for their comfort and features within the 20K price bracket. Overall, the JBL Tour One M2 headphones are highly recommended for their sound, build quality, and feature set, making them a strong competitor in their price range.
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JBL Tour One is the top-of-the-line pair of headphones in the brand’s Tour series of headphones which are targeted at business professionals. They come with Adaptive Noise Cancellation technology that adapts the level of noise cancellation as per the level of environmental noise. There’s also TalkThru mode that lets you be spatially aware when you need it. The headphones are powered by 40mm drivers and have a frequency response range of 10Hz to 40kHz. As for wireless connectivity, the headphones come sporting Bluetooth v5.2 and a wireless playback time of 50 hours with ANC off and 25 hours with ANC on, which is pretty decent when compared to the competition.
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The JBL Club 950NC is a cheaper alternative to the JBL Club One. Both headphones come with similar features and sound quality. You get pretty decent noise cancellation for the price, although the older Sony WH-1000XM3 and their successors have better ANC performance. Nevertheless, these headphones are also excellent when it comes to battery life, with 55 hours of playtime without ANC turned on, and about 22 hours of playtime with ANC on. You also get other features that are present on the Club One including Ambient Aware mode and TalkThru mode. The headphones are powered by Bluetooth 5.0 and come with dual-mic technology for noise-free calls. They feature the same 40mm drivers as on the Club One. The headphone also comes with magnetic replaceable ear cushions, which means you can swap a worn-out pair for a new one when needed.
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The JBL Endurance Sprint are a pair of sports wireless earphones that have an ear hook design for extra stability when working out or running. It comes with TwistLock and FlexSoft technologies that provide a secure and comfortable fit for hours on end. The earbuds are also lightweight and ergonomically designed to ensure maximum comfort and stability when exercising. They also come with IPX7 water resistance meaning they can easily withstand sweat and splashes of water without suffering any damage. You also get touch controls to manage music playback and calls. As for the battery, the Endurance Sprint comes with 8 hours of wireless playback time. You also get fast charging where 10 minutes of charging the earphones will allow you to listen to an hour’s worth of music.
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The JBL Live Pro 2 TWS are truly wireless in-ear headphones with pretty good active noise cancellation. The earphones come with 11mm dynamic drivers and have a bass-forward sound, as expected from JBL. However, it has a companion app where you can customise the sound and ANC mode to your liking if needed. The earphones come with an IPX5 water resistance rating. You get 40 hours of total playback time. Additionally, the charging case is also Qi wireless charging compatible. You also get other appealing features such as voice assistant support, ambient mode, TalkThru mode, and more.
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The JBL Live 650BTNC are an affordable pair of noise-cancelling over-ear headphones with 40mm dynamic drivers and JBL Signature sound. The headphones have a bass-forward sound signature while still keeping the mids and the highs relatively detailed. The headphones are available in three colour variants – Black, Blue, and White. You get a decent battery life of 20 hours with Active Noise Cancellation turned on, and about 30 hours with ANC turned off. The battery can be fully recharged in about 2 hours. Moreover, the headphones have a comfortable fit with plush ear cups and headband. They are also pretty portable as they come with a foldable design and are pretty lightweight.
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The JBL Live 660NC is a relatively-inexpensive pair of over-ear noise-cancelling headphones that come packing the JBL Signature Sound. So, the sound signature is bass-forward and warm like most JBL headsets. The headphones have 40 hours of battery life with ANC on and 50 hours with ANC turned off, which is excellent for the price. The headphones also come with multipoint connection that allows you to connect to two source devices simultaneously. This feature is rare in even premium headphones. Moreover, there’s also voice assistant support and Smart Ambient technology, making these a feature-packed value for money pair of headphones.
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The JBL Live Free 2 is a true wireless in-ear headphone with JBL Signature sound and a comfortable, secure fit. Priced affordably, these headphones come with 35 hours of total playtime. You also get Ambient Aware mode and Adaptive Noise Cancelling. These earphones can be connected to the My JBL Headphone app to personalise sound preferences as per the user’s need. The earphones also support multi-point connection. So, if you’re watching a YouTube video on your laptop and you get a call on your phone while doing so, you can pick up the call and the headset will switch over to phone audio.
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The JBL Tune 220TWS is a truly wireless earphone that comes with JBL’s Pure Bass sound signature, so expect punchy bass response and impactful lows with these earphones. The earphones house a 12mm driver that produces this punchy sound. The buds have a stem pipe design and are also fairly ergonomic and can be worn for long periods of time without too much discomfort. Additionally, the buds also have voice assistant support and have controls for other actions such as switching tracks, pausing, taking calls, and more. As for the battery life, the JBL Tune 220TWS comes with 3 hours of playback, which is definitely on the lower side, and you get an additional 16 hours worth of playtime from the charging case.
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The JBL C115 TWS is one of the most affordable truly wireless earphones from JBL other than the slightly more inexpensive JBL C100TWS. The earphones are available in four colours including Black, White, Mint, and Red. They come with a clean, bass-forward sound that should appeal to most users. They come with 21 hours of total battery life, with 6 hours on the earbuds alone and 15 hours via the charging case. You also get quick charge support where 15 minutes of charging will get you an hour of playtime. The earphones come with voice assistant support and controls for music playback and calls.
