JBLWave Flex In-Ear Wireless Earphones with IP54 and IPX2 Waterproofing, TalkThru and AmbientAware Technology and 32-Hour Battery Life, Black

Comparing these against Panasonic wireless buds.I use my Panasonic ones (more expensive) for home (work/Teams calls and music) and the JBL for the office (Teams calls and music). The JBL's can take up to five seconds to connect which .vs the Panasonic which have already connected by the time I put them in my ear. This does mean a slight awkward silence sometimes as you get the buds out to answer a call.Sound quality from the JBL's is far superior and they fit my ears better. They are also more discreet than the Panasonic ones when wearing.JBL's are more comfortable to use for me.They work perfectly in mono as well as will only ever wear one of the buds when on a call and have had no issues with missed conversation.They do not have full functionality of the Panasonic's, but for the price I think they are a fantastic purchase.

I love JBL, great sound and at a great price. They fit well and are easy to use. I would recommend this product

Had the JBL TUNE 215BT previously, a bit big but were great. These sound so much better.

Decent for everyday use like commuting.They're very light and comfortable to most people.They last for around 7 hours of continuous usage and the case would give you at least full 3 extra charges, so you can always pop them in for a quick recharge. However, factoring in their budget price, they deliver poor noise cancellation.Overall they are pretty decent. Recommend

Terribly disappointing sound quality, especially considering JBL's reputation. They do not go nearly loud enough (used with a Pixel 7 phone) so I cannot hear an audiobook or blog clearly whilst walking in the street. Quality with music is extremely thin and scratchy, quite irritating and uncomfortable - and not loud enough either. To be fair, if they went loud, that thin treble would be to painful to listen to anyway. The JBL app is not much use either, with very few equalization options. I have had better results from the sort of no-name earbuds that Amazon sells for £15 - though they can be a bit hit-and-miss. The Huawei SE2 earbuds cost slightly less than these JBL's and out-perform them in every way. They are not perfect, but they are richer, deeper and play far, far louder. These JBL's are an utter waste of money, but stupidly I trashed the box before having a proper listen - otherwise they would have been sent back.

Yesterday after using my wired Huawei earphones (yea those white ones that came with Huawei P20/P30) I've decided I want something of good quality yet simple in the £50 range and ended up buying these.Quick few things about them: the connectivity is amazing, as soon as you take them out of the box, grab the instruction book and get the app for them, then set it up for JBL Wave Flex, after that you just take the buds out of the case and the magic begins, I'm familiar with all kinds of tech but that was really impressive, apart from the app you don't really need to do anything. There is no noise cancellation, in fact, these are quite the opposite and have settings to make you even more aware of your surroundings. The sound is crystal clear, the bass is nice and soft but not too boomy, as someone who has a subwoofer in my car I would like a lot more but it's just impossible from these type of buds, unless you want to buy some silicone tips for them but that would just beat the purpose. Inside the app you can play around with the settings and find what suits you best. They are light, comfortable and in my honest opinion they sound great for what they are. They charge quick too.Are they worth £45? Well, I've had better sounding buds for the same price but they were completely different type, this time I wanted the airpod type and I am happy with the purchase as they met my expectations, can't go wrong with JBL. Bought a pair of Ankers for £16 too but looks like they will go in the drawer for the future. I do recommend this to anyone looking for a simple pair of good quality buds.

Product seems averagely good. Works well with calls but battery runes down quite early. It’s not stable and most of the time easily falls out of the ear. There is no noise cancellation but well it works normal for anyone who is not looking for anything sophisticated.

Good sound and battery life