JBL Tune 510BT vs Sony WH-CH710N

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.

Considering I’m a musician, a B2B/B2C salesman and obsessed with wireless sound, all these companies should be looking for people with my skill set and background to review some of this stuff so they don’t look so bad when their product, or “discount”, doesn’t live up to expectations. Sony is the worst for underestimating their customers. i.e

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

I persuaded her to open them carefully and try them out, she thought they were okay. I then got her to try my Sony WH-CH700N on, which she thought sounded better and were more comfortable, when I told her they were £55 cheaper than the beats she didn't believe me. After some looking online we decided to get her the newer WH-CH710N and return the Beats, saving her money and getting her some better sounding headphones.

Probably the most affordable and reliable Bluetooth headphones but very uncomfortable over ears. Maybe they might work well for children.

Available in a matte black or white, the circumaural (over-ear) headphones feature large, heavily cushioned earpads. They feel exceptionally lightweight despite their bulky build, and the fit is quite comfortable, even over long listening periods. Internally, 30mm drivers deliver a frequency range of 7Hz to 20kHz. The headphones are compatible with Bluetooth 5

BUT they are quite noice canceling, the battery lasts for ever and they aren’t that uncomfortable on my head. I do have a smaller head though so keep that in mind.

JBl/AKG/Harmon/Samsung, imo, make a superior lower end product and a superior super ultra premium product. In the middle is where Sony falls. These are not premium headphones or middle ground, these are going for the "budget conscious" (I hate that term because it really means nothing) that are willing to sacrifice a little sound quality to get ANC. Not me, I am not willing to shell out money and I am not willing to lose sound quality to get ANC

The price point cannot be beat! VERY similar sound the the Bears Solo for 25% of year price! And for everyone saying how small they are or they don’t fit over the their ears… THEY ARE THE EXACT SAME SIZE AS BEATS SOLO 3!!! But these over Beats! In fact, buy four pairs & still have money left instead of buying one pair of Solo 3! Only downside, no case which is kinda a big deal…

Has noise cancellation, volume control, wired / or blue tooth. These headphones were basically worth only the $75. Not more.

. to be comfortable wearing these headphones, I reposition my glasses so the arms are above my ears - just above the earpieces. As for noise cancelling

Purchased these as an “upgrade” from their predecessor (700n) which I love, in the hopes that they’d add more to those headphones in the price range. Well, there’s some pros and some cons — but ultimately returning them and sticking with my 700n’s. Also want to mention I’ve tried the 900n, the xm3 and xm4 as well — all of those were simply too big for my small head, and created too much of the “cabin pressure” feel and heat that they were not comfortable to wear and just not worth the cost for me. Anyway, back to the 710n’s in comparison to the 700n’s: Pros: lighter, maybe very slightly more comfortable to wear with a slightly better overall build quality, slimmer profile, better anc and a good ambient mode to let in outside sounds while listening to music

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

I've had this headset for about 5 months now. The battery life is pretty good, of about 2 days (36 hours) without a charge. The sound canceling is great.

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 will mostly use for music and online classes, so durable and good mic quality preferable.