Jbl free x8 true wireless earbuds

Discover the freedom of a wireless lifestyle listening to music, managing your calls or working-out.

They're virtually identical to the JBL Free Truly Wireless in nearly every respect and have a no-frills design, so they lack sound customization features, a companion app, and noise cancelling. They have a slightly bassy sound, a stable yet comfortable fit for sports, isolate noise fairly well for commuting, won't leak too much sound at the office, and are overall comfortable and portable. Unfortunately, however, they lack volume controls. They also have very high latency, which makes them less than ideal for streaming video, and have an inadequate microphone for taking calls on the go. They have a bassy sound that delivers satisfying thump and rumble without overwhelming vocals and instruments, which are clear and detailed in mixes.

Jbl free x8 true wireless earbuds

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These buds have two physical buttons on each earbud. Their unique earbud design makes them smaller than most truly wireless headphones, making them one of the most portable headphones we've tested. Specifications: High-end quality materials are beautifully designed.

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Jbl free x8 true wireless earbuds

They're virtually identical to the JBL Free Truly Wireless in nearly every respect and have a no-frills design, so they lack sound customization features, a companion app, and noise cancelling. They have a slightly bassy sound, a stable yet comfortable fit for sports, isolate noise fairly well for commuting, won't leak too much sound at the office, and are overall comfortable and portable. Unfortunately, however, they lack volume controls. They also have very high latency, which makes them less than ideal for streaming video, and have an inadequate microphone for taking calls on the go.

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This simple control scheme is easy-to-use, and the buttons are good and clicky. Breakthrough technology lets you control your own level of noise cancellation throughout your day Bluetooth and NFC pairing so you can connect to your devices wirelessly Volume-optimized EQ gives you balanced audio performance at any volume Lightweight neckband design conforms to your body for all-day comfort and wear ability Lithium-ion battery lets you enjoy up to 10 hours of wireless listening per charge Headset Features: iPhone and GSM Control, Volume Control. They won't be ideal for long periods of continuous use. Analog Audio. Please allow slight dimension difference due to different manual measurement. Enclosure Closed-Back. Apple AirPods 1st generation Truly Wireless. Power-Saving Feature. This case will protect the earbuds if you accidentally drop them, but it may open on impact, causing the buds to fall out and get damaged. See our Office Recommendations.

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They have an integrated mic, which makes your voice sound muffled and lacking in detail. Playback Control. Passive Playback. Line Of Sight Range. Bluetooth Version. They also have a closed-back design, meaning their soundstage won't feel as open as open-back earbuds like the Apple AirPods 1st generation Truly Wireless. Charge Time. Although their battery does not last very long continuously, if you take short breaks to charge them in their case, they can last you all day. These buds don't isolate you from noise as well as the JBL Free Truly Wireless , but this may be because the large earbuds are difficult to fit in our test rig, and the scores obtained are within the tolerances of our testing. They're both decent choices for most use cases, but the Samsung may be more advantageous for those who prefer more feature-packed headphones.