In June 2020, JBL, the high-fidelity audio brand, released the JBL Live 300 TWS true wireless headphone, which brings users a new intelligent listening experience. The JBL Live 300 TWS true wireless headphone allows users to access entertainment information through voice interaction, bringing personalized mobile AI services.

As a globally renowned audio brand, JBL has been focusing on the pursuit of pure sound quality for more than 70 years, enriching the product core with technological innovations, combining with fashionable and cutting-edge design, and providing users with the ultimate visual and auditory experience with sincere selection. So, here we will go through the reviews from users to understand how the performance of these headphones and whether they are worth buying.

Product specifications about JBL Live 300 TWS:

JBL Live 300 TWS reviews from users

Product name: JBL Live 300 TWS

Price: $73.49

Rating: 4.0 (out of 5)

Where to buy: Amazon.com or Official Website

Review 1: ★★★★★

“These sound absolutely stunning! I listen mostly to techno ( dub step ) and it needs huge amounts of bass, these babies have it! Granted I literally just got them and am in love with them. The ONLY issue I have is the earpieces are way to big for my ear canals so thankfully I read a few reviews right before I bought these and also ordered some hybrid ear gels. Haven’t tried them out yet but super excited to do so.”

Review 2: ★★★★☆

“I bought it with all my heart even though I was concerned about the operability, which had a lot of bad reviews. It’s only been 3 days since I arrived, and I’m very satisfied with the results.

Swiping requires some tips, but once you get used to it, there’s no problem. Instead of swiping from around the center, you can easily control the volume by swiping loudly and horizontally against the logo from the opposite side. I am satisfied with the sound quality, Bluetooth connection, battery life, and wearing comfort. The operability of the app is still the same, so I’m going to give it 4 stars.”

Review 3: ★★★☆☆

“Decent sound…I like the Alexa and google assistance built in that is probably the best feature to it. Other then that, sound quality is okay, decent base I guess. I’ve had other cheaper headphones or earbuds that have much better sound quality even with the EQ ramped all the way up on these. The biggest problems with these headphone is pairing with the app and other compatible devices.

If you watch my video review I’ll explain more about the pairing problems I was having and that everyone else seem to be having too. Another problem is the touch functionality to the earbuds because the surfaces are so small and I have average size finger tips…that easy to use the wrong functionality like volume up and down end call and etc. Sometimes they don’t even work or have a slow response time when they work. That sums up my review.”

Review 4: ★★☆☆☆

“Decent bass and mids. so-so for the price. App constantly disconnects thus causing the buds not to work properly. A reset is often need. microphone is useless for calls. PEOPLE CANNOT HEAR YOU DURING CALLS. There are better and cheaper options. Touch controls do not always work. Resetting can get them working again. Over all they sound ok but its not worth all the resetting and app crashes. at this price point its defiantly not worth the price.”

Review 5: ★★★★☆

“I bought it three weeks ago with sound quality and design, and I use it almost every day. The sound quality is good and you can do it to your liking with the app.Was there a couple of degrees in the station until now that the connection is interrupted for a moment?It is much. Never tried to fall out of the ear. It is linked with google assistant, and it is convenient to read notifications and sentences aloud when LINE comes.

Operation with the earphone body is difficult, as in other reviews.Except for pause and next song, it is operated on your smartphone. It is good to be able to create my EQ with equalizer adjustment, but it is inconvenient that there is no setting to default.Since you have to open the app and select My EQ.”

Review 6: ★★★☆☆

“This is my first time using JBL product. This issue I found with this JBL earbuds is that when you have the left earbud only on your ear and the right on the case , when you close the case the left earbud gets disconnected . Since I bought 2 JBL I tried it on both cases and the behavior is the same. Left earbud gets disconnected.

How can I fix this. This has to be software update or it’s defective. And right earbud works fine when you put the left earbud in the case and close it.”

Review 7: ★★★★☆

“Everything about them is a 10/10. The only thing I don’t like is the fit. Maybe I have weird ears, but they don’t fit as secure as other JBL earbuds with the Power fin style ear wings. I have a pair of JBL Reflect Flows that fit better and more secure than any other earbuds I’ve used.”

Review 8: ★★★☆☆

“First, you have to get an app. Not super fond of that, okay whatever. They have a feature where if you’re listening to something and you take one out it automatically pauses whatever you’re listening to. It’s actually super awesome when it works as intended. Unfortunately it entirely too frequently thinks that it’s been removed when it hasn’t and simply pauses for no reason. Sometimes it happens repeatedly and it’s impossibly maddening. I’ll probably ride these out until I lose one or run them through the wash, but I won’t be replacing them when that happens.”

Review 9: ★★★★★

“These things fit “in” the ear and must be adjusted by just turning or wiggling to perfect fit . When I first got them, they seemed not loud enough. These have to be pushed in, then rotate a bit to the shape of your ear. Amazing!

There’s what looks like black rubber bands that I had to figure out but these must help block out surrounding noises. The bud. Its plug out outside noise and the bass is real bass comparable to my car’s system I’ve never been able to hear bass when the Apple style ones sorta shift out I can’t hear anything else when listening to music so wearing these to work may get me fired. I can’t hear my husband, nor kids.

That’s a day after trying to figure out why they were not loud enough. Push them into the canal, adjust by turning a bit, and the device sucks itself to place and can’t fall out. I’m amazed. This are very loud when worn properly and they block out outside noise like a pair of ear plugs. Dual purpose- using these for phone calls and can’t be distracted makes these worth trying too.”

Review 10: ★☆☆☆☆

“These sound great however usage and functionality isn’t what it seems. They don’t stay in you ear thus dropping is inevitable and after a few drops they stop working!!! I’d suggest a powerful around the neck Bluetooth pair of Name brand units!!! Ear buds aren’t for activity just for listening only!”

Here are some excerpts from reviews from users of these wireless headphones. We can see that most users say that the sound quality of these headphones are very satisfactory, but some users also gave critical reviews. Because the apps for these wireless headphones have to be reset every time they are used, causing inconvenience to the users. Also, they fall off easily and don’t fit most ear shapes.

So, if you are in need of a headphone for sports or work, the ear-hanging bone conduction headphones would be more recommended. You just need to hang them on your ears and the sound will be transmitted inside your ears through the temporal bone without damaging your hearing. And Wissonly Hi Runner is an attractive recommendation.

Recommended reasons are as follows:

Wissonly is a headphone brand that attaches great attention on health, and that does not hurt the ears. Their team is also the first one to design non-in-ear headphones that are used to listen to songs. They began to explore the application of bone conduction technology to Bluetooth headphones as early as 10 years ago.

After 10 years of accumulation, they have made great progress in the sound quality improvement and sound leakage reduction of bone conduction headphones. And these technologies are applied to their Wissonly Hi Runner headphones, their flagship product.

In order to solve the problem of sound leakage of bone conduction headphones, Wissonly developed full closed sound leakage reduction technology. They comprehensively improved the vibration of the headphones, body design, software optimization and other directions. They finally reduced the sound leakage by 90%.

In terms of sound quality, most of the bone conduction headphones have average sound quality, but the sound quality of Wissonly Hi Runner is undoubtedly better in bone conduction. They used a large-sized vibration unit, through structural optimization, and finally increased the effective vibration area, so that the sound range was wide.

The official claimed sound quality reach the HI-FI level, but I don’t think that they reached. They are just close to the HI-FI sound quality, which is enough to satisfy me.

The excellent performance of these two characteristics, sound leakage reduction and sound quality, makes Wissonly Hi Runner have the basic conditions to become an excellent bone conduction headphone.

Their other configurations are also very good. They are with a built-in 32GB of memory, and can play music even without connecting the phone. You can use them as an MP3 player. Plus, they support IPX8 waterproof level in swimming, even in underwater scenes that do not support Bluetooth, they can be used with MP3 function.