Tour One M3 - Smart Transmitter Wireless Over Ear Headphones with ANC 2.0, Hi-Res LDAC Audio,Spatial 360 Sound, 8 Mics - Perfect Calls with Crystal AI,70Hrs Playback, Black

Great JBL sound ,great battery ,Awesome Smart transmitter

Best headphones but to be true on normal usage the smart Tx is of no use. Waste of 6k. Other headphones should also be auracast receiver in order to connect. Better go for only headphones option

The sound quality is good and the transmitter is awesome, but there are drawbacks because it's plastic and will not have a long term benifit. The hinges might break. It's the most weak spot.

Very heavy on head. Heating the ears. I am afraid if I become deadf

Great noise cancelling and compatibility

Ótimo fone. Prós: Surpreendeu-me conseguir ter a mesma qualidade de som cabeado e wireless (Smart TX). Excelente produto. Cons: Continua com a hastes plásticas e sem peças de reposição disponíveis :(

Jag fick aldrig de hörlurar som jag beställt utan en utan en billigare variant helt utan leveranssedel eller kvitto. Orden lades 1/1 2025. Att skicka tillbaka produkten var krångligt värre. En del av skulden kan tillskrivas Bring. Idag 4/12 verkar det vara så leverantören Verkkokauppa.com Oyj har för avsikt att återbetala mina SEK 3689:- vilket kan ta upp till en vecka. Jag har därmed gått mist om att agera under "black week då jag förväntat mig rätt produkt.

Super Kopfhörer! Doch leider gibt es ein Manko. Die mitgelieferte Kurzbeschreibung (in Englisch) ist so klein, daß selbst Normalsichtige zu einer Lupe greifen müssen, um die Info zu lesen. Aufdruck am Hörer ist in grau und auf dem Modell in Schwarz kaum zu erkennen. Deshalb einen Punkt Abzug. Was ich bei einem Gerät dieser(Preis)Klasse erwartet hätte, wäre eine ausführliche Beschreibung in deutsch zumindest online ladbar gewesen. Nun zur Technik. Anbindung über Bluetooth mit mehreren Geräten, vollkommen problemlos. Rauschunterdrückung ist super. Klang ist hervorragend. Insgesamt bis auf die (Kurz)Beschreibung sehr zufrieden.

Update: 10 months in and BOTH sides of the headband have now developed cracks. I’ve been extremely careful with these headphones — they’re primarily used at my desk and are hung up when not in use. Seeing both sides crack in the same location under normal use is pretty surprising for headphones in this price range. I’ve submitted a warranty claim since this occurred just under the one-year mark. They are going to replace them with a couple of big catches. 1. I have to send them out to them before they'll replace them. I use these daily for work and that is really frustrating. 2. They said because they're over 6 months old they reserve the right to replace with a refurbished unit. I don't really want used headphones, I bought these new and they were almost $500. That's infuriating. Won't be buying from JBL again after this and planning to get out of these and find something else. They lost a customer for good here. Old title: 90% of the way to perfect sound. Remote is dumb. A tad overpriced. A few annoyances. Great battery! Old Review: Updating my review from 4 stars to 5. After spending a but more time with the EQ, I'm really happy with the sound quality. ...and I am EXTREMELY nitpicky when it comes to sound! Trying to replace my Nuraphones: I wanted a pair of headphones to replace my Nuraphones I've had for about 8 years. Those are VERY clear, very loud, very bass-heavy, with really clear mids and highs. The down sides are, they're bulky, no longer made or supported, so you can't buy replacement parts like ear tips, etc., they also have ear tips which fall off and make me not want to travel with them and toss them around much for fear of losing the ones I have. I tried the Momentum 4 headphones and, to me, the top-end was traaash (boxed and sounded cheap, zero instrument separation) and volume was way too low. After doing a bunch of research, the JBL Tour One M3 seemed like it might check the boxes of cutting down the bulk, keeping sound quality, and improving battery life. I got these today and spent quite a while with them. Here's where I'm at: First impressions: - They look pretty basic, like a $150 headphone. Plastic all around. This actually isn't a deal breaker. I'd like something a bit more stylish but also, having a sleeper headphone maybe they'll be less likely to get stolen in an airport or something, idk. - The battery was at 10%, practically dead when they arrived - brand new /sealed. So as soon as I got them I couldn't update them or even really try them without chargin first, which is a bit of a buzz kill. I'd expect around a 60% to 80% battery charge on arrival. Sound quality: - They are pretty tricky to dial in - I guess most things are. - The Personi Fi setting seems to cause a volume dip, assuming because of reductive EQ'ing, which I didn't like - also can't be enabled with LDAC anyway, so I left Personi Fi off and kept LDAC ON. - The highs and mids are really decent. I initially didn't think the instrument separation was exceptional but it is actually really decent considering the price of these headphones. 9/10 for the top end separation. It's actually quite good once the EQ is set up well. - The bass is decent, obviously nothing as crazy as the Nuraphones as they are like basically wearing a subwoofer on your head. I do have to say, I'm happy with the bass resolution. Initially I thought is was a bit boomy but was able to nail it down with very precise EQing, this took quite a while to get perfect but I'm super happy with the end result. Dialing in: The ANC slightly affects the bass and treble - I found that I liked these best with ambient mode on with the slider at or almost all the way up (one notch down). I have 2 EQ presents, one for ambient and one for ANC where I boost the treble just a tiny bit. I prefer the sound with LDAC turned ON. I added just a touch of custom EQ to very slightly boost bass and treble. Samsung S24 Ultra issues: - Checking your phone settings, turning off EQ and Atmos, and enabling senior level hearing (even though I'm not a senior) - Make sure Normalization isn't on for things like Spotify (and definitely don't use "loud" as it will reduce sound quality). - What really annoys me is that Nuraphone seemed to be the only company that had a way to not only turn the regular sound limter off, but to turn of the EU sound limiter specifically. I'm not sure if these are the same thing, but the JBL headphones have no concept of this and the volume is on safety rails where you can tell they'd be amazing if you could just squeeze 3-6db more out of them. It's just an obnoxious problem every bluetooth headphone seems to have. ANC Defaults to ON: This really annoys me. Why doesn't the ANC/Ambient setting persist when turning these on and off? I prefer the sound of the ambient pass-through being ON and I do not want to have to set this in the app every damn time I pick up my headphones! Nor do I want to cycle through the modes on the headphone switch. This is absolutely terrible! I really hope they fix this soon with a software update. Power button: I kind of hate that they oriented the power button where your thumb switching it DOWN turns it ON and switching it UP turns it OFF. I never get it right the first time after days of use and I feel like it would be way more intuitive the other way. They solve so many issues but the hidden EU volume limiter and ANC persistence really frustrates me. I also wish they did sell this without the little remote - I've heard that was supposed to be a thing, but I find the little remote kinda useless tbh and would rather save $50 to $100 on these to not have that included. Verdict: I have decided to keep them. They solve my bulk issue. The sound and comfort is 98% of the way there and the battery life is actually insane. I've been using these for 3 days straight and the battery is STILL AT 100%! Now THAT is cool! I'm deciding to ditch my Nuraphones for these and ultimately want to checkout the Focal Bathys MG as a possible future replacement for these... but these are definitely good enough for now. Definitely far better than the Sennheiser Momentum 4's.