JBL Tour One M2 - Wireless Over-Ear Noise Cancelling Headphones (Black), Medium

JBL suele tener una firma de audio en V (bajos muy marcados y agudos brillantes) pero en estos audífonos no es el caso, tienen un sonido muy cálido, al punto que pudieran sentirse ligeramente "enmudecidos" cosa que con una ecualización se logra solucionar. Mención honorífica a la función "Personi-fi" que, en mi caso, me ha resultado maravillosa ya que con ella he logrado dejar el sonido a punto.Los bajos están muy presentes pero no de una manera avasalladora, sino más bien natural, es un bajo que acompaña perfecto a la música, le da cuerpo y volumen pero no esperes bajos que te sacudan. Los agudos a primera no son muy buenos pero con una buena ecualización y el boost que logra darle "Personi-fi" se logra levantarlos de una manera natural y suave, se sienten mucho más pero sin llegar nunca a ser estridentes. Así que en general el sonido es muy balanceado, natural y cálido que en lo personal me ha encantado. Eso sí, no tienen mucha potencia así que si lo tuyo es escuchar música a reventar los oídos, este modelo no es para ti.La batería dura un montón incluso con la cancelación de ruido activada, la cuál dicho sea de paso no es de las mejores pero si de las más cómodas ya que no genera esa sensación de presión excesiva en los oídos. Es buena para ayudarte a escuchar tranquilamente tu música pero no esperes que te aisle por completo.La calidad de construcción es sobresaliente, son de un plástico suave al tacto con la diadema interna de metal. Se sienten mejor incluso que audífonos más caros como algunos modelos de Bose y Sony.Los botones funcionan correctamente y de sienten de calidad, no crujen. La función táctil es muy sensible, tal vez un poco demás. Los micrófonos son de muy buena calidad, para las llamadas funcionan de 10.Se conectan y sincronizan super rápido, la función de detección automática cuando te los pones y te los quitas también funciona perfecto y muy rápido.En general por calidad de construcción, calidad de audio y funciones, a gusto personal me parecen muy buenos, un 9 de 10.

So i recently did a bunch of comparison with head phones over the holidays as I was interested in a solid pair without breaking the bank and these were and currently on sale at 50% off @ Reg price $400. (before tax)I stsrted reviewing and comparing and did with at least eight sets of head phones starting off with some much cheaper brands and models as i really just wanted something cheap for the gym .. Any ways i ended up wprking my way up in price as the comparrison continued always keeping the best one and then to compare that to the next purchase .. in short these imo out shines and perform superior to the latest Beats Solo3 which is perhaps the most popular head phones out there and for the same price of $200.The sound quality is simply incredible and it is not just incredible it gives an immersive experience while the beats is very good it stops right there .. now i know there is a higher model or models thanthe solo3 but i did not go into comparing them simply because i was not going to invest 500. or so into a headphoneso if youre looking for a decent set within this pricerange i highly recommend you give these a tryIt is also very comfortable and noise cancellation is decent really cant go wrong here and dont imagine we will find a superior one in the price range .On a side note if youre looking to spend half that sat $100. or less I would also highly recommend the SoundCore series Q20, Q30 and the Q35 .. all three i also tested and while not superior to the jbl tour bang for buck they are exceptional and very good choices with sq and comfort going up a notch on each succeding higher model in the line up they are also very comfortable and noise cancellation is decent as well i ended up keeping both the jbl and the Q35 and a second jbl is already on the way as i love them so much and it being 50 percent off i did not want to pass up the deal will keep in storage.:)

Over the last few years I changed from a Sennheiser GSP600 and then later a JBL Quantum One. I can tell you the Tour One M2 is more comfortable than both of those. Much more comfortable than the GSP600 which I had to purchase extra padding for.The quality of the audio is excellent and even the bass response is good. I like how they essentially solve the multi pairing issue my Samsung Pro 2 buds have by allowing it to be paired with more than one device at a time.I'll update this later with more detailed info on battery life and longer term use for work and for gaming. I am a very heavy headset user to many headsets totally fall apart very quickly. My attempts to use Logitech high end gaming headsets all resulted in devices that literally decompose before your eyes.

Use these in the office and when traveling. Comfortable to wear and easy to connect to these work great. The noise canceling feature is a must in the noise office environment.

They really block out external sounds.