JBL Tune Flex 2 Black CSTM

$100 for a product that didn't even last a week this brand is obviously talked up to much

I bought these on sale at Target I think they're wonderful. there's an app to adjust all the settings. there are many settings. there's all kinds of customer support, they fit well and are stable in the ear. they're so comfortable that I forget they're in. it has a satisfying bass level. it has to get five stars because it's affordable, and for me it's an introductory pair of bluetooth earbuds. (there are many negative reviews on the Target app so I wanted to put my two cents in here.)

Purchased these about a year ago and they worked well for about 60 days. Battery life was never more than 2.5 hours of continuous use playing an audio book or music. On standby for phone calls, batteries would survive about 6 hours. Then low battery warnings would begin. Today, I can get about 2 hours of standby and 25 minutes of continuous use on the left earbud. And about 8-10 minutes of standby on the right. Worst battery life I've ever experienced. If you wear these outdoors and the wind picks up, all you can hear is a static noise until the noise suppression kicks in. At this point, I have reverted back to wired earbuds while i contemplate finding a new pair. Bottom line, I love JBL speakers and have never had any issues with any of their products. I usually consider their products as "PREMIUM" equipment. But I am disappointed with this purchase and would advise people to stay away from the Flex 2 earbuds!

worst purchase ever, the left one doesnt work for anybody in the world, reddit says the same

JBL earbuds failed in 3–4 months — right earbud nearly silent, left works. Hours wasted troubleshooting a defective product, and they make you pay for the return. This is profit over quality: poor reliability, corner-cutting, and zero respect for your time. Don’t buy — it’s a total rip-off.