JBL New Live Free 2 TWS | True Adaptive Noise Cancelling In Ear Earbuds | Adjustable EQ | 35Hrs Playtime | IPX5 | 6 Mics for Pristine Calls | Dual Pairing | Wireless Charging Case|Built-in Alexa(Blue)

I am going to compare this with buds in this price range, especially the ones I have used or own (Lypertek, Blaupunkt, Sennheiser) and while these definitely are superior to them, I think its sound stage is comparable to my Arctis Pro or G633.Pro's-Brilliant sound output! Out of the box they are usually a little flat but tinker with the EQ a bit, and damn they sound like a dream. I tuned them to my Arctis Pro, using the settings (2 - 6 - 4 - (-3) - (-9) - (-10) - 3 - 1 - 6 - (-2)) for each frequency and that bass, kicks!! The mids and lows are terrific, and they can easily be compared with much higher priced earbuds.Mic quality is great. Havent had any issues with calls, including calls on teams and zoom. No background interference or hissing noises.Noise cancellation is great.Initial setup is easy using the app. Nicely tunes the ANC and Ambient aware features.Multipoint connect feature is a time saver.App is really easy to use and has some great features, just make sure you tinker around.Cons-Switching between ANC, Ambient Aware and Talk through will significantly reduce the charge. Expect about 6+ish hours if you continuously switch modes.The case could have been matte because as of now, its a fingerprint magnet.

Update: The right earbud lasts less than 1 hour in a single session. The left earbud has reduced battery life too. It's barely over 1 year since I bought it, and I can't avail the warranty now. Wasted 8k rupees.Original: The bass sounds compressed and the soundstage is a bit crowded too. I feel like the JBL C105 I had before had a better bass profile than this one, and it's one of the reasons I chose to buy this, hoping to get a similar or better bass experience. I mostly listen to EDM, melodic dubstep and a bit of pop. The bass feels underwhelming while drowning out a little of the higher frequencies at the same time. I tried messing around with the EQ but couldn't find a very good setting.The bulid quality is good, I've dropped both the case and buds multiple times accidentally, no issues till now. But the case lid is a little flimsy. I've put a silicon case sleeve for better protection anyways.Battery doesn't last 6 hours, usually get upto 4.5 hrs on average with the volume at 75% without ANC. ANC is alright I guess, but I don't use it very often. Call quality is alright too.

Bought these a few days back from Amazon.in. Overall these are worth buying if it is within your budget. Here are my pros and cons of these.Pros:1. Great sound quality particularly with the App. I'm a part time musician so sound quality is important for me and these are very good for listening to music. These don't compare to the Bose Sport earbuds sound quality but within this price range the sound is clear/ crisp and you can hear all the instruments clearly. You do need to play around with the EQ settings in the App to get the best sound suitable for your personal preferences. Bass is also very good.2. Volume is decent enough initially but with the App and adjusting the EQ it becomes better.3. Fit is very good and these have not fallen once out of my ears. I especially like the bean shape which is more comfortable than other earbuds I have tried with a different shape. Overall these are the most comfortable earbuds I have used after trying many earbuds.4. Earbuds are very light so I can wear them for longer periods.5. Battery life is very good and lives up to expectations. Still testing it out and will update the review later.6. Case is small and light and looks good.7. Noise cancellation is very good and the ambient aware function and talk through function are very useful.8. Talk through lowers the volume of the music to an almost zero level so that's good if you need to hear someone talking to you without having to remove the earbuds.Cons:1. Depending on the mix of the song, sometimes the mids and trebles sound a bit harsh but that can be adjusted with the EQ.2. On some songs though the EQ doesn't help and makes the mids and trebles sound harsh in any case.3. You can only select Volume or ANC/ Talk Through and Playback controls on the earbuds but if you want Playback controls, Volume controls and ANC/ Talk Through controls at the same time on the left and right earbuds, this is not possible.4. I'm not sure if I would use these while in the gym or running. But they are fine for walking since these haven't fallen down once.5. Wish they had an option of the ear fins so that they give the feel of a more secure fit. From that perspective the Bose Sport Earbuds with the ear fins are great but service quality of Bose is pathetic.

I purchased JBL New Live Free 2 TWS 1 year back. Initially, it was good. The sound quality is superb. No issues in dual connect. Battery charging was good. But after 4-5 months. The battery drains a lot. Now I can hardly use it for 15 mins. It was a total waste of money.

This is a scam product. After 1 year usage, the battery life is hardly 30 mins. I dont understand how this type of product can be so costly??. Plus microphone when talking is not that clear. 1k devices perform much better.

Every thing about this headphone is very good, except the battery life. It will serve you steadily 6months only.

PROS--Multi-Point Connect works flawlessly!-Adaptive Noise Cancellation works really well-Ambient Aware and Talk-Through features works like they claim, Nice!-JBL Headphone App gives you many creative options- Charging speed and Battery backup is really good- Bluetooth range is strong enoughCONS-- Casing is really delicate a d doesn't look that much durable- classic issue of one earbud getting discharge quicker is noticeableWith all said, I would definitely recommend it over any other earbuds in the same price range!!