Wireless Bluetooth Headphones Review: JBL Tune 110BT

As one of the famous audio manufacturers, several products of JBL have been reported by many media and appreciated by users. In particular, the JBL Tune 110BT wireless Bluetooth headphones feature JBL Pure Bass Sound technology to provide users with a portable wireless solution for daily use. Therefore, this article mainly sorts out a selection of reviews from users of these headphones, exploring whether these headphones are worth buying and how it performs.

Product name: JBL Tune 110BT

Price: $18.95

Rating: 4.2 (out of 5)

Where to buy: Amazon.com or JBL Official Website

Review 1: ★★★★★

“They are nice, I like how it works, I feel that the audio quality is good, now if there are two things that I don't like so much for my almost daily use, the cable that connects the headphones feels quite loose so it gets tangled with my hair, backpack, etc., and the other thing would be that I find it a little uncomfortable to connect the headphones to the charging cable and how I have to handle that cover of the headphones, I'm always afraid that it will break trying to put them to charge, but I don't regret buying them.”

Review 2: ★★★★☆

“I like how these sound, and the fit is great. I always loved classic earbuds and most of the time the bulky Bluetooth headphones available didn’t fit right or were uncomfortable. These work great. The power light is my only complaint. I often wear these in bed at night to sleep with music and the blue LED that indicates they are on is so bright I have to tuck the module under a blanket or shirt collar. It lights up my bedroom! Terrible!”

Review 3: ★★★★★

“Sound is pretty good. Not flat, but not Bose quality, obviously. Battery life is about 2.5 days with off-and-on use on full charge. BT connection has a long range. I have gone into my kitchen with my phone in my office (about 11 yards away).”

Review 4: ★★☆☆☆

“I ordered because the description claimed that they are wireless and Bluetooth. They are neither! These earphone sound OK, but they must be plugged into a phone or other device to work. There is absolutely NO wireless or Bluetooth capability. I'll use them, but would prefer to received the product as described.”

Review 5: ★★★★☆

“I've had these for about a month now. I have trouble with headphones fitting/staying in my ears, but the silicone fits/stays great in my ear. When I wear them to workout, they get a little slippery as I sweat. Connection is easy, sound quality is great. I have even walked across the gym without my phone and didn't experience any kind of connectivity loss or interruption. My only complaint (along with the other reviews here) is that the cord is slightly too long. It's kind of annoying but I don't regret the purchase.”

Review 6: ★★★☆☆

“We received the JBL Tune110 headphones--not the JBL T110BT for which I assume the BT stands for Bluetooth. The ones I received are neither Bluetooth nor wireless. The JBL Tune110 box touts:

(1) Pure Bass Sound. Eh, not that great. But I rarely love the bass on in ear headphones. It's acceptable.

(2) Hands free calls. Okay, but this wasn't a feature that mattered to me.

(3) Tangle free flat cable. Sure, but it's a cable that attaches the headphones to the device you are using. Not wireless. Not Bluetooth.

For the price listed of $40, I would find these as wired headphones to be disappointing for the sound quality and listed features.

They aren't bad but I can get similar for about half the price if I am getting wired headphones. If the ones shipping from this page are truly wireless Bluetooth unlike the ones I received to review, they would be acceptable for the price range. Not fantastic but acceptable and much more worth the money.”

Review 7: ★★★★☆

“In general I think they are a solid product, I am happy with my purchase, but I have noticed the audio performance problems. It's a fairly flat audio, which doesn't emphasize frequencies too much anywhere in the spectrum. This is just what I was looking for, so I'm happy with this look, but if you're looking for headphones that emphasize the bass more, you might be disappointed.”

Review 8: ★★★☆☆

“Overall it is the worst Bluetooth headphones I ever had. The battery is hardly enough for 12 hours of connection, they do not switch off themselves when not used, Bluetooth connection distance is rather small is rather.”

Review 9: ★★★★★

“So, I also was expecting Bluetooth wireless earbuds, and I received a wired set of earbuds instead. But I work as a morning show host for a radio station, and my entire professional life, I have been surrounded by JBL speakers. They are considered THE REFERENCE SPEAKER for radio stations all across the country. I've worked in a few across the southeastern United States and they all had JBL's in the studio and/or production studio.”

Review 10: ★☆☆☆☆

“What I got are NOT Bluetooth!!! They require plugging them into a phone. That is not Bluetooth, sorry. The package clearly was not Bluetooth wireless yet they sticker it as such.”

We can be told by the reviews from users that these wireless Bluetooth headphones satisfy most of the users and they have a good overall performance. However, there are still have some drawbacks of these headphones, such as: short battery life, bad bass, and irresponsible after-sales service. Therefore, these headphones are not worth buying.

If you need a headset for daily office work or doing sports, we recommend to use Wissonly Hi Runner bone conduction headphones with better cost performance instead of JBL Tune 110BT wireless Bluetooth headphones.

Recommended reason:

Wissonly bone conduction headphones are recognized by the market with its leading bone conduction vibrator technology. Their team has accumulated more than 10 years in the field of bone conduction technology, which has been affirmed in terms of product quality and hearing protection effect.

Wissonly Hi Runner uses a large-size bone conduction vibrator, which increases the vibration area by 35%. When you wear it, the diffusion direction of sound quality will be more comprehensive, the coverage will be wider, and the sound will be more stereo. Its sound will be deeper in low frequency and more transparent in high frequency.

Additionally, they have made a lot of efforts in the technology of sound leakage reduction, including the built-in reverse sound wave system and the all-closed-body design, thus reducing the sound leakage by 90%.

The whole body of Wissonly Hi Runner is made of high-tech and low-sensitivity silicone, which contains no chemical components to avoid allergy. And the overall touch is as silky as the skin of baby, which can avoid uncomfortable situations when worn for a long time.

Wissonly Hi Runner bone conduction headphones are also equipped with a new Bluetooth 5.0 chip, which has stronger anti-interference ability, and can easily cope with various outdoor complex scenes, so as to ensure that the good mood during exercise will not be disturbed by disconnection.

The stable connection also brings ultra-low delay performance. Listening to songs, chasing dramas and playing games meet all the daily demands for headphones. In a word, Wissonly Hi Runner is a product with powerful functions, stable connectivity technology and high cost performance.