Honestly, the main reason I liked the JBL Tune 510 BT is its price. This is a wallet-friendly headset that boasts of its JBL Pure Bass heritage. Feature of the headphone ensure listeners get a robust bass experience, especially for those who have a penchant for deeper bass beats in their music. More so, these headphones use JBL’s Purebass Sound because of which listeners enjoy a rich and clear audio with a powerful bass response.
Connectivity
One of the standout features of the JBL Tune 510 BT is its ability to connect to multiple devices simultaneously. This means you can groove to your favorite tunes and still be ready to take that important call. A minor drawback is its inability to connect to gaming consoles via Bluetooth, given that most consoles aren’t Bluetooth audio-friendly.
On the brighter side, it is fully compatible with PCs and mobile gadgets. It also features a handy button that triggers your device’s voice assistant, be it Siri or Google Assistant.
Battery Life & Charging
I also like the fact that its battery lasts up to 40 hours. Hence, it’s the ideal companion for me when I forget my charger or when I’m on the move. Interestingly, charging these headphones for only 5 minutes can power the headphones for an extra 2 hours. And in just 2 hours with a USB-C cable, you can get it fully charged. Yay!
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The JBL Tune 510 BT Design
You’ll find both the voice assistant button and volume controls on the ear cups. However, these buttons are non-functional in wired mode, requiring users to adjust the volume directly on their device.
Due to the budget-friendly price, it is understandable that these headphones don’t offer noise cancellation. But on the plus side, it’s available in a variety of shades like black, blue, white, and rose.
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