JBL Tune 510BT vs Shure Aonic 50

These on-ears have a slightly v-shaped sound profile that delivers extra warmth and kick to tracks, while vocals and lead instruments are bright and detailed. Their fairly comfortable fit has a wide range of articulation to help accommodate different-sized heads. They also have an easy-to-use control scheme, and their integrated mic offers decent recording quality, ensuring your voice sounds clear and natural.

I would recommend the Sony WF-1000XM3 as it is likely exactly what you are looking for with the sound but there are issues on Apple devices regarding connection (while there are none for Android devices). The sound is neutral with a bass boost and has the best sound I've heard in wireless earbuds (along with great EQ settings, audio features and custom settings). You need to get the Spinfit CP 360 or foam tips to make them work though (stock tips are terrible). Once you get a good fit, ANC is fantastic

Like behind my ears, at the top where they connect to my head, feels almost bruised. It goes away after not wearing them for about 15 minutes, but it takes that long for the pain to stop. ORIGINAL REVIEW: I just received these today, if any problems occur or if i find that I'm not using them correctly, I'll update this. They were very easy to set up, the sound is just fine, no problems, I have slight hearing problems, but with these I can hear fine, I haven't played any loud music yet though

Orchestral tracks, like the opening scene from John Adams’ The Gospel According to the Other Mary, are bright and beautiful through the Aonic 50. The lower-register instrumentation plays its anchoring role and never threatens the balance of the mix, while the higher-register brass, strings, and vocals are delivered with excellent detail.

I've always liked JBL audio products and love my Flip speaker! Wanted some wireless headphones with my girlfriend working from our home. These meet my requirements having long battery life, being on-ear vs in or over ear, good audio range and having the ability to pair 2 devices like cell phone and TV. After 1 week of long usage streaming movies (covid recovery) these did the job quite well with just a few cons. First the pros; battery life is crazy long, very comfortable wearing over 4hrs, easy to switch to phone with incoming calls while watching TV, overall sound quality is good, above average but a little muted

Replacement earcups aren't readily available yet, one has to call the company to order them because they haven't been added to their online store due to stock issues. (this per customer service person I spoke with) Battery life is good but they are slow to charge even on a fast charger. The main benefit of USB-C is fast charging but if the BMS isn't designed to take advantage of the extra amperage, it's really quite pointless. Bluetooth range is very good but the warning on loss and reacquisition of signal is inconsistent

These have outlasted the wired sets by nearly a year. They’re still going strong and it’s easy for him to have the responsibility to keep them charged up. Should have bought them sooner!

I'm looking for a pair of ANC headphones (over ear) for my 1 hour daily commute. Need durability (I don't baby my stuff), great battery life, good sound quality (I use Tidal Hi-Fi Plus so not gonna be the same as using the cable but I'd like the experience to be as close as possible). Looks and portability matter to a certain extent but are not the main priorities. ANC even if not the best is fine but a bit of effectiveness in that regard is certainly appreciated