Embrace the Moments with JBL Live Pro 2

Live in the now with JBL Live Pro 2, where every moment is exceptional, make no exceptions.

Check out the features of these JBL Earbuds:

🔊Experience tangle-free listening with these TWS earbuds.
🔊Delivers powerful JBL Signature Sound with deep bass and clear highs.
🔊Immerse yourself with these Active Noise Cancellation earbuds, blocking out distractions for pure auditory bliss.
🔊Tailor the audio to your preferences with customizable equalizer settings via the JBL Headphones app.
🔊Keep the beats flowing all day with an extended battery life that matches your rhythm.
🔊With an IPX4 rating, the wireless earbuds are resistant to sweat and light splashes.

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JBL Earbuds - A Melomaniac's Nightmare!

The noise cancellation feature is undoubtedly a fantastic addition, but imagine if it worked consistently instead of dropping every minute. This is precisely the case with the JBL LIVE PRO 2 TWS earbuds. The noise cancellation feature malfunctions based on the connected device. For instance, when connected to a laptop, it disconnects multiple times per minute, ruining your YouTube viewing and listening experience, potentially even causing headaches.

Music? Forget about it!

The noise cancellation issues wreak havoc on music playback as well. During my 15-20 minute commute, the feature malfunctioned significantly less frequently, disconnecting only 5 times. Initially, I assumed the issue stemmed from connecting to two devices simultaneously, but that's not the case. The earbuds simply cannot handle the functionality they're advertised to provide.

A Terrible Experience

This is utterly unacceptable. I strongly advise against purchasing these earbuds (JBL LIVE PRO 2 TWS) and, based on my experience, any other HARMAN products. It's baffling that no one else has reported this issue. Spending $200 on earbuds that don't even function properly and failing to warn others about this potential mistake is simply wrong.