JBL Tune 310 Wired in-Ear Type C Headphones, Hi-Res Audio with Digital-to-Analog Converter, 3-Button EQ Preset Remote with Microphone, Tangle-Free Flat Cable, Compatible with USB-C Devices (Black)

Best type-c earphones i could find. The bass, highs, lows are just perfect, its good in plug and play, just connect it to the device and it works. Design is good, the plastic, wires are great in quality. Value for money? Definitely.The feature of presets via the buttons are great, but they will be useless for most of the time, they are functional but not needed.

These JBL Tune 310 headphones are simply not worth the price. Between the below-average build quality, unreliable call functionality, and mediocre sound performance, they fall short in almost every aspect. There are much better options available in the same price range. Save your money!I was highly disappointed with the JBL Tune 310 headphones. Here's why:Build Quality: The overall build quality of these headphones is quite average. For a product at this price point, I expected something more durable and premium. The materials used feel flimsy, and I doubt their long-term durability.Call Functionality: One of the biggest issues I faced was with the call function. The headphones simply don't work for calls. When plugged in, the phone fails to detect the earphones during calls, and I couldn't switch to them. This defeats the purpose if you're looking to use these for any phone calls or meetings.Sound Quality: As for sound quality, it's just about average. Whether it’s music, movies, or podcasts, the audio doesn’t deliver the clarity and richness you would expect from a JBL product. It lacks the bass punch and the overall crispness that other brands offer in a similar price range.

The media could not be loaded. The JBL Tune 310 wired earphones offer a solid experience for users who prefer Type C connectivity. Here’s a breakdown of the product's key features and areas for improvement:Build Quality-The build quality of the earphones is good, offering a lightweight design. However, for added durability and a premium feel, a metal body could have been a better choice.Audio Quality (Calling)-The JBL Tune 310 excels when it comes to call quality. Voices are clear, and there’s minimal distortion, making it one of the best options for users who prioritize phone calls.Music Experience-The sound quality is clear with a good overall balance, making it enjoyable for music lovers. However, users looking for a deep bass experience might find it lacking. An enhanced bass response could elevate the music experience to a higher level.Design-The design is sleek and modern, providing both comfort and style. It fits well in the ear and doesn’t feel cumbersome during extended use.Brand Trust-JBL is a trusted name in audio equipment, and the Tune 310 doesn’t disappoint in this aspect. The brand’s reputation for reliable and long-lasting products holds true here as well.Price-The earphones are priced well for what they offer, but to be the best in their category, improvements in the build (metal body) and a better bass response would be welcome additions.Conclusion-Overall, the JBL Tune 310 is a solid choice for those looking for a reliable, Type C earphone, especially for calling. With a few enhancements, it could easily become a top contender in its range.

Here's over a week review... got in hand on 4th Oct, 24.Sound Quality: As the brand is known for, JBL... name is enough, quality is on the top side, every highs, mids, lows are balanced. Treble is too good. And it's full of bass. If you switch to the bass preset, the in-built preset, the bass is thumpy, richer... quality wise no compromise. Though the earpiece looks small in hand but believe me it's "Chhota Packet Bada Dhamaka"Loudness: I used other type C earphones, and noticed the same that they all have low loudness. And here's also same... for reference, when using the boat basshead 220 I use only 20-30% of mobile volume where I need to use this JBL with 50-60% mobile volume... but for me it's not a problem, slowly became habitat with this.Comfortability: I don't know why some people are saying it's not comfortable. While ordering, I was afraid of their review. Till now I haven't faced any issue. Neither it slips from ear nor feels uncomfortable, rather it feels so light weight for long time use.Compatibility: Currently I'm using Galaxy Tab S9 and Galaxy M35, both the devices supports it. Mic quality is also good. For gaming, you can go for this. Stereo sound is supported and left right separation is also good. I also play CODM with this.Cons:1. They should increase the quality of the wire, they are strong, but still thinner than my boat 220.2. For first time use with Tab S9, the type C end stuck with the port so badly that I was bout to cry that I'm going to loose my Tablet... It was too much tight to take off from the device. After that using day by day it is now okay. Hope That will not affect the C port. But while using the M35, this problem was not raised.3. Packaging should be quiet arranged, there was 2 separation between the earphone and the documents. They just gave the earphone twisted in a packet in one side.

The worst earphone i buy in my life sound is very low you hear outside sound when u whear and also one side not working after 3 month and I think warranty is free but it chargeable why warranty is chargeble

Though the audio quality is decent and serves the purpose having a Type-C earphones with Hi res audio suppprt, the build quality of the earphones are flimsy and delicate make it Not worthy of the 1300/- that you are paying.These make sense some where around 500-700/-