Tune 310C - Wired Hi-Res in-Ear Headphones, Tangle-Free Flat Cable, 3-Button Remote with Microphone (Black)

Sound quality is great, quality feels solid and durable. It is comfortable, and the buttons are conveniently located. I was having some issues with my Bluetooth headphones on my laptop and these wired ones did not disappoint. My SO has had these for some time with no complaints so I go the same. Good value for money.

I compared these side-by-side with the new Sennheiser wired buds with built-in DAC for lossless audio. These are by far better, with full bass profile and better comfort level for long non-fatiguing listening. Most of my listening is sitting. I notice the cable noise problem when cable rubs on external items. But, it isn't a problem for me. All my listening is stationary. Cable length is fine for me. These deliver audiophile quality (far surpassing Bluetooth buds). No noise leak in public settings. They are about half the price of the Sennheisers, and they surpass them in every way.

Quick Summary The JBL Tune 310C earbuds are a great value for those seeking affordable, plug-and-play wired headphones. They deliver solid sound quality with a bass-heavy profile, work seamlessly across multiple devices, and handle high-resolution audio well on platforms like Tidal and Apple Music. The controls, including playback and volume, work well, but phone calls were not tested. However, they aren't ideal for running or intense workouts due to noticeable cable noise and limited cable length. For casual listening and stationary workouts, they perform well for the price. JBL Tune 310C Review: In length The JBL Tune 310C earbuds, in my opinion, are a great value option for anyone looking for simple, plug-and-play wired headphones. I tested them with four devices: a Pixel 6a, Samsung A25, Pixel 9, and iPhone 16 Pro Max. On all of these devices, the headphones worked flawlessly—no extra apps, configurations, or tweaks required. I just plugged them in, pressed play, and got exactly what I expected out of them. Sound Quality The sound quality is solid for the price especially on sale, but I do have a few gripes. Out of the box, these earbuds are very bass-heavy. While this is fine for apps with adjustable equalizers it becomes an issue for standard Android and iOS users using self libraries, where there are no built-in sound configuration options. For reference, I tested with Tidal, Spotify, and Apple Music. On Tidal and Apple Music, I was able to achieve 24-bit 192kHz playback, which really showcased the earbuds' capabilities when listening to high-quality tracks, like John Williams' compositions. Unfortunately, Spotify doesn’t support this quality, so the earbuds feel a bit wasted there compared to Bluetooth alternatives. Controls and Performance The inline controls on the earbuds worked well for playback and volume adjustments during my testing. I didn’t test phone call functionality, so I can’t comment on call quality, but everything else performed as expected. There are a few trade-offs when compared to Bluetooth earbuds. The cable transfer noise is noticeable when the wire bounces around. While it’s not deal-breaking, it does make these earbuds unsuitable for running or high-intensity calisthenics. However, if you’re weightlifting or in more stationary positions where the cable isn’t moving too much, you’ll get by just fine. One issue I ran into was the cable length. I wish it were about 6 inches longer. While using an arm band helped, when I kept my phone in my gym shorts pocket, the earbuds got yanked out of my ears more often than I’d like. It’s not a huge issue, but it’s worth noting. Durability and Sweat Resistance I can’t speak to the long-term durability of these earbuds just yet, but I did test them during a 3-hour workout session, and they held up without any issues. I didn’t notice any immediate problems related to sweat resistance. Final Thoughts For the price and sound quality, the JBL Tune 310C earbuds are an easy buy if you want something that just works and sounds great and won't break the bank and modern one cable solution. While the heavy bass and cable noise might not make them perfect for everyone, they are excellent for casual listening, hold up okay not great but enough for flights or stationary workouts. If you don’t need or want or can't afford the wireless convenience of Bluetooth earbuds, these offer a lot of value for their price.

Excellent little headphones. Sometime my Apple devices (iPhone/iPad) don’t recognize my wired headphones as headphones and will instead treat them as a mic. I never have a problem with these. The sound is excellent too, well worth the price tag.

I've been using these earbuds for almost 3 months now. For the first month or so they were great, however over the last 2 to 3 weeks, I've noticed some issues with them. They still sound great and feel good in the ears, but every so often the sound started to cut out. There seems to be an issue the the USB Plug. If I pull out the USB and the Place it back in to my phone, it will work fine. This happens randomly while using them. I don't think its my phone, since I've haven't experienced this with any other pair or USB C earbuds or any other thing plugged into my phone. The other day while on a walk, One of the function buttons stopped working. I am unable to start, stop or skip to the next song any longer. Today, the Volume up button stopped working. Only the Volume down still works. All these issues after only 3 month of use has me questioning the build quality of these earbuds. Maybe I was just sent a bad pair, but I would have a hard time recommending these to any one else looking for decent inexpensive USB C earbuds.

Excellent quality! Sturdy design that feels like "quality". JBL has always been a technically superior product provider, and these wired earbuds follow suit.

I've had these for five months. They worked wonderfully up until this week, when the microphone stopped functioning. Really disappointing, as I feel that five months is a short amount of time. I'm really frustrated, as I bought a wired set specifically for reliability. The other negative is that (when it was working) the mic tended to pick up sound if it touched your shirt, etc., which is standard but can be annoying, as you have to pull it away from you when talking. But now the mic is fully broken, so I have a set of earphone to use keep in drawer as a backup. :/ Other than that, I would have given them four or five stars for sound quality, mic quality, noise-blocking, ease of use, comfort, and value for money.

This product deemed to work well even fir business teleconference. The cord itself is not that long so if you try moving around too much it will yank free from your head. Sound quality was good.

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Sound not deeply

Ware war defekt und entsprach nicht der preislichen Qualität. Im vergleich zum Netz war sie 10 mal teurer bei diesem Anbieter. Somit Wucher. Es wurde ein wesentlich schlechteres Produkt versendet. Nach Reklamation wurde nicht der volle Betrag überwiesen. Für mich Betrug.

Excelente fone de ouvido com agudos, médios e graves na medida. Pegou de imediato ao conectar no meu Poco X6 Pro. A melhor equalização é a Default (padrão). Se seu celular tiver Dolby Atmos, escolha uma equalização dele pra ficar ainda melhor. Escolhi o Jazz, ficou muito limpo o som, cada tom sob medida. Fone premium, bem construído. Se usar com cuidado, dura muito. Excelente vendedor.

他の人のレビューで色々ありましたが、私の場合そもそもイヤホンでタッチ音が気になったことはないので本商品もこの点全く問題なかったです。 私の場合で本商品、少し問題があったのは他イヤホンからの切り替えでした。本イヤホンの初回設定が恐らく低音強調モードになっていて、前のイヤホンの時と同様に5時間程音楽を連続して聴いていたら耳が慣れていないのか耳の奥が痛くなりました。2, 3日同じ様な感じでしたが、私にとって低音モードがサウンド的には1番しっくりきてたのでそのままの状態で使用し続けていたら、数日で耳は慣れました。音量は変わってないのに音の出方で耳は慣れてないとちゃんと異変を示すんだなと新しい発見が出来て良かったです。