The review is really awesome - that is exactly what I was looking for because I am having trouble deciding whether to buy the JBL Reflect Mini NC or the JBL Reflect Flow Pro. And this review helped me a lot, perfectly describing the differences. It also seems to me that it is the only one in which both models are compared - I, at least, have not found another one. Hence, a small comment - it would be useful to include information about this somewhere in the description. For those looking for such a comparison, it would certainly help a lot. And I will also look soon at other reviews and the comparison you mentioned - because you have expanded the pool of potential "candidates" beyond the JBL models :)
I bought the JBL Reflect Mini NC because I wanted buds for sport and I could get it new for about 92 bucks. - The earbuds stay put very well, but it is getting used to the feel. - One of my worries were the earbudtips that go into your ear (and yes, they are too hard and uncomfortable for my ears), so I put different ones on that I had laying around that solve that problem of comfort. - The other worry I had was the soundquality, but the equalizer does it's job and the sound quality is good (not perfect, but good). I have ordered more fitting earbudtips (SpinFit CP100's) to get more comfort and a better fit to improve the sound isolation and sound quality (more rich and "louder"). I'm almost positive this will be an improvement.
Been looking forward to this video! I enjoy your in-depth analyses. Have you reviewed the Liberty 3 Pros yet? And if so how do the Reflect Flow Pros compare volume-wise & bass-wise (I have a bit of hearing loss so I need loud & bassy buds) to the L3P'S, and the Jabra Elite Active 7's?
You get more bass with the L3P and even with the Jabras than the JBL. In terms of volume both the Jabra and the Soundcore buds can get really loud. Maybe the Jabra is the loudest of them all but I'm not going to test them at full volume one by one if you don't mind... 😎
Great video, thank you! Liked/Subscribed. I have the Liberty 3 Pro and they are Untouchable...for At Home Use. Now I'm looking for a Active pair, and thanks to this video, I'm Almost sold on the Jabra Elite 7 Active. They seem to have the most bang for the buck with features and sound quality/sub bass. I'm going to watch your in depth video on them before purchasing. I almost went for the JBL Reflect Flow Pro, before watching your video. Others videos said the bass was better on the JBL; I was relieved to hear that the Jabra's are better! Have a great day.
All of your reviews are really good but this one really clicked it's nice to see your sense of humor also I always appreciate that especially in the last couple years. I have the Reflect Minis and all of the quirks that you talk about I totally agree with but there's something about the sound it's louder hits harder than anything else I've used. I think the JBL's EQ better than a lot of other earbuds if that makes sense these new earbuds are not enough of an upgrade for me I'll wait. 🤔👍🇺🇸💯 One question if I may what earbuds and headphones do you use as your daily drivers and your exercise buds as well? Thanks.
Thanks Mike. I keep giving chances to JBL buds hoping that once they might get the complete package right. There is so much potential and knowledge in that company. Regarding your question, recently I found myself just switching between earbuds depending on what I test and what I compare the actual buds to so no real daily drivers at all. For editing I use an pair ofAKG K371 (wired) headphones. The y are extremely comfortable for all day use and they have a neutral response. For exercise I still love to use my Jaybird Vista 2 or my Bose Sport Earbuds more than anything else but I found myself filming most of the time when training, so there has to be something else in my ears for the footage. That's not a complaint though...😁
Good video and subscribed! In Canada, we can get the Reflect Mini NC for $100CAD and the Reflect Flow Pro for $270CAD, which is just nuts! The upgrade does not worth the money so I'll go with the Mini NC, but what do you think about the JBL Live Free NC+? Which one would you pick? Thanks!
I'm using the Jabra elite active 75ts ATM. I'm contemplating on going to the jaybird Vista 2s, Jabra elite 7 actives, reflect mini NC, or these. I don't care for wireless charging. All I care able is sound quality, comfort, and secure fit. Which would you recommend? I use these exclusively for gym workouts....
Thanks for the excellent review, thoroughly researched and professionally presented. The problem with these JBLs is the same as with any of their buds, the controls. Firstly, touch sensitive panels are inferior to physical buttons in most use cases but especially when training/ running. Secondly the sacrifice needed when deciding between the different control maps is unacceptable. I would buy these buds (and a number of their previous models) if JBL would offer a different control option. As it stands the Jabra Elite 7 are my choice.
@@AndysTechTone Sadly my confidence in Jabra seems to have been misplaced. Having just bought the 7 active I've now been unable to sucessfully perform the required firmware update for more than a week. Frustratingly I have to pair the buds each time I open the Jabra + app and sometimes several times whilst still in the app. And the number of times the firmware update has failed is just tragic. I'm using an iPhone 13 Pro Max and never imaged I'd have such problems. I've removed and re-installed the app multiple times, instructed the phone to forget the device and re-paired. Nothing works. I've been a champion of Jabra for some time having had the Elite 3 and 75t but I'll be returning these buds tomorrow and will steer clear of the brand for a while. Shocking experience...
I felt like if the original Reflect Flow had the app eq, they would be almost perfect. I would've thought this was going to be it. Btw, I wonder why can't JBL add the Flows to be supported on the app with firmware?
@@AndysTechTone I purchased two sets of the Mini NC when I found then for $75 I love the EQ enhancements, but the ambient and NC three modes were superior on the Flow, plus the battery lasts forever. I put comply tips and the fit and NC is great. I just wish I could make them louder and customize the sound for different moods or activities. I got the Flows for under $100 more than a year and a half ago. I won’t spend $180 on the new ones if they aren’t that special
while exercising we will hear our heart beat? how to wear TWS earbuds, so we do not hear our heartbeat? Do we need loud music to drown our heartbeat sound? How? my exercise is walking, keep hearing my heartbeat. Only when i sit down, i can enjoy my music. I wonder how you guys enjoy your music while exercising?
@@AndysTechTone done, placed the order now for black (to be safe from hissing sound 😅 on your other video) I know it's not color related but I'm paranoid lol
My GF got the Beats Fit Pro and noise cancellation was excellent. Fit, comfort, Apple integration, style, sound quality are all really good. I like more bass and snagged the JBL RF Pro for $130 on Amazon and will try them out. Your review was a little less favorable than a couple of others I watched and read. So we will see if they are a keeper or I should just suck it up and get the Beats. $200 just seems a bit ridiculous to me since I used to be perfectly happy with wired Panasonic Ergofits for $8!
Just tested the Beats Fit Pro and the JBL Reflect Flow Pro and I have to say that the Beats wipes the floor with the JBL in not only ANC performance but also in sound quality (including bass) as well. But maybe it's just the not-so-perfect seal I got with the JBL buds in my ears. Not sure
@@AndysTechTone Yes. Ok I will let you know! The one thing I did notice try the Beats is the volume seemed to not go very height and the bass was a little less than I prefer, but it was a very brief test because my GF wanted them back 😂
I have the reflect flows and I love them, they sound amazing. I’m considering getting the mini nc simply because when I go on holiday I want to be able to skip track whilst I’m floating around on a lilo. is the sound any different between these two?
Not sure why you need the Mini NC to skip track as the controls are the same on the two buds. Their sound is similar so if you love the Flow Pro you’ll probably like the Mini NC too.
Ive spent two days(kinda) trying to get both to play at the same time. just one or the other, tried all the fixes on the internet and still no go. one odd thing when i press three times and hold they say 230 dont know why. they dont turn off and make the guitar sound they just connect separately to my phone ive done the reset in the case got my phone to forget them and re pair but always separately. any one know whats up?
Damn man... Just watched the entire video and I'm pretty disappointed in the performance of these. I already ordered them due to JBL having a military discount which allowed me to get them for 140. I had the Jaybird vista's and their ANC was alright but not where I needed it to be due to my gyms loud salsa music. I think I might have to send these back and keep my beats fit pro. I was hoping that these could replace my beats fit due to me being a Android user and the beats app not having a lot of functions like a eq. The wireless charging and higher durability rating was also a huge plus but it sounds like they're not that great.
Apart from their ANC these are pretty solid buds. And it can easily be just me and my ears. Give the buds a go and try it for yourself first. You might get a better performance out of them than I did. Many people were wondering how I could get great ANC out of the Beats Studio Buds or the Jabra Elite 7 Active for example as both are generally considered "not so great" in that regard. But in my ears they were more than okay. Not the JBLs though...
@@AndysTechTone I'm on the same page with you honestly with everything you said. I just haven't tried out the newer Jabras yet but plan to soon hopefully. JBL has really good sound after some adjustments to the EQ in the app. They usually EQ really well in my opinion
@@BJPerryJr I like their sound for what they are but the Jabra Elite 7 Active seems to be the better choice right now. But I'm not sure yet. I still need to try the Beats Fit Pro anyway 😎
@@AndysTechTone Thanks; I have JBL 300 and love the fit due to the fins but enjoy the ANC of my Soundcore A40's. I was hoping that the JBL aeros or Flow pros would be a combination of both...
@@AndysTechTone Thanks for comment. So, what do u prefer for better listening music and having fun in working out or jogging. And does heavy JBL bass destroys the music or not?
@@mohammedalsarraj9963 I find the JBL more suitable for workouts due to their better fit and their sound quality is also great. It's balanced but powerful with a good kick for workouts. The Airpods Pro only performs better in terms of ANC and some features that mostly work with Apple products only
Lol “prestigious brand?” 😂 Edit: Oh, the Jaybird vista 2’s may be tough? But they sound like absolute crud. The Jabra elite 75t’s are really good though, even for budget headphones.
The JBL brand is big in the pro audio game and in home audio too. The Elite 75 might be budget now but they used to cost the same as the JBLs so the good sound shouldn't be that surprising (even though I don't like their bass heavy sound at all)
@@AndysTechTone I will agree to disagree I suppose. I consider Sennheiser, Audio Technica, and even Bose “prestigious.” I have honestly heard better, much cheaper Kove speakers that beat the heck out of JBL. I’ve even had JVC headphones that sound better than most JBL. Even though I know these headphones I am about to mention are not even in the same league, the Bose quiet comfort in ear Bluetooth headphones sound fantastic. Also the Sennheiser momentum true wireless 2’s, but those were only 200 as compared to the Bose which cost 279. I will agree with you that the elite 75s are bass heavy for sure, and I like the reviews vids man. I was surprised at how bad the Sony XM 4’s were though…
@@JohnDoe-rt4jz JBL as a manufacturer does not only makes headphones. Their headphones might not be top-tier, you are right about that. But as a brand they are still one of the biggest if you look at the whole audio industry (not just consumer but professional too). That's all I was trying to say, these guys have been around for longer than 90 percent of the "trending" audio brands. That's why I have somewhat high expectations whenever a new model comes around...
This made my day! I been looking forward to another review for these to see how they stack up. Thanks as always man!
No worries Mars 👍
The review is really awesome - that is exactly what I was looking for because I am having trouble deciding whether to buy the JBL Reflect Mini NC or the JBL Reflect Flow Pro. And this review helped me a lot, perfectly describing the differences. It also seems to me that it is the only one in which both models are compared - I, at least, have not found another one. Hence, a small comment - it would be useful to include information about this somewhere in the description. For those looking for such a comparison, it would certainly help a lot.
And I will also look soon at other reviews and the comparison you mentioned - because you have expanded the pool of potential "candidates" beyond the JBL models :)
Thanks for the suggestion Carolina, it makes sense 🤔
I bought the JBL Reflect Mini NC because I wanted buds for sport and I could get it new for about 92 bucks.
- The earbuds stay put very well, but it is getting used to the feel.
- One of my worries were the earbudtips that go into your ear (and yes, they are too hard and uncomfortable for my ears), so I put different ones on that I had laying around that solve that problem of comfort.
- The other worry I had was the soundquality, but the equalizer does it's job and the sound quality is good (not perfect, but good).
I have ordered more fitting earbudtips (SpinFit CP100's) to get more comfort and a better fit to improve the sound isolation and sound quality (more rich and "louder"). I'm almost positive this will be an improvement.
Been looking forward to this video! I enjoy your in-depth analyses. Have you reviewed the Liberty 3 Pros yet? And if so how do the Reflect Flow Pros compare volume-wise & bass-wise (I have a bit of hearing loss so I need loud & bassy buds) to the L3P'S, and the Jabra Elite Active 7's?
You get more bass with the L3P and even with the Jabras than the JBL. In terms of volume both the Jabra and the Soundcore buds can get really loud. Maybe the Jabra is the loudest of them all but I'm not going to test them at full volume one by one if you don't mind... 😎
The JBL Reflect Flows don't get as loud as the Mini's?
They're are roughly the same in terms of volume
Great video, thank you!
Liked/Subscribed.
I have the Liberty 3 Pro and they are Untouchable...for At Home Use.
Now I'm looking for a Active pair, and thanks to this video, I'm Almost sold on the Jabra Elite 7 Active.
They seem to have the most bang for the buck with features and sound quality/sub bass.
I'm going to watch your in depth video on them before purchasing.
I almost went for the JBL Reflect Flow Pro, before watching your video. Others videos said the bass was better on the JBL; I was relieved to hear that the Jabra's are better!
Have a great day.
Bass quality pretty much depends on the fit of the earbuds which varies from person to person. But the Jabra sounds great for sure in my ears
Thank you for the great review, these are currently for sale for $50 on JBL website. I’m waiting for them to arrive 😊
For 50 bucks these are a must
50 bucks free shipping.. mine are on the way.
@@morganbales1259 nice enjoy them!
Mine are arriving in 2 days🙂
@@GA669 how are they
@@hooplights7639 they arrived yesterday, but I’m currently out of state so I haven’t had a chance to put my hands on them yet.
God... Amazing review and channel. Thank you so much. Helped me a LOT!
I’m glad you found it useful 👍
As always, your review is the best.. thanks
Nice review
Thanks man 👍
I patiently await your review on the new beats sport 😅
I have a big sport earbuds shootout coming first (Beats included) next week and then comes the separate review itself
@@AndysTechTone thanks Andy and thankyou for your non biased content, I thoroughly enjoy it😎
No worries Rajiv, glad to hear you like it 😎
All of your reviews are really good but this one really clicked it's nice to see your sense of humor also I always appreciate that especially in the last couple years. I have the Reflect Minis and all of the quirks that you talk about I totally agree with but there's something about the sound it's louder hits harder than anything else I've used. I think the JBL's EQ better than a lot of other earbuds if that makes sense these new earbuds are not enough of an upgrade for me I'll wait. 🤔👍🇺🇸💯 One question if I may what earbuds and headphones do you use as your daily drivers and your exercise buds as well? Thanks.
Thanks Mike. I keep giving chances to JBL buds hoping that once they might get the complete package right. There is so much potential and knowledge in that company. Regarding your question, recently I found myself just switching between earbuds depending on what I test and what I compare the actual buds to so no real daily drivers at all. For editing I use an pair ofAKG K371 (wired) headphones. The y are extremely comfortable for all day use and they have a neutral response. For exercise I still love to use my Jaybird Vista 2 or my Bose Sport Earbuds more than anything else but I found myself filming most of the time when training, so there has to be something else in my ears for the footage. That's not a complaint though...😁
Just ordered the reflect flow pro’s
wanted to buy the bose qc
But there size was the drawback for workouts
So jbl it is
Thank you for this useful information.
You're very welcome. Thanks for watching 👍
Good video and subscribed! In Canada, we can get the Reflect Mini NC for $100CAD and the Reflect Flow Pro for $270CAD, which is just nuts! The upgrade does not worth the money so I'll go with the Mini NC, but what do you think about the JBL Live Free NC+? Which one would you pick? Thanks!
I haven't used the Live Free NC+ so cannot help you there. But the Mini NC is a no-brainer for that money
I'm using the Jabra elite active 75ts ATM. I'm contemplating on going to the jaybird Vista 2s, Jabra elite 7 actives, reflect mini NC, or these. I don't care for wireless charging. All I care able is sound quality, comfort, and secure fit. Which would you recommend? I use these exclusively for gym workouts....
Jaybird or Jabra in my opinion. Or the Mini NC if you get a good price
Get the beats fit also ESPECIALLY if you're an apple user
do someone else also missing one of smallest earpads? in my (NEW) jbl reflect flow pro box was only 1 smallest size earpad..
I would get the mini reflect NC for the price .
Good thinking 😎
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Can these earbud be use individually one Inside the case and other out regardless of what side that's in your ear?
Absolutely
Great review. So, it’s sounds better than the Apple Airport 3rd gen? Thanks
Most in-ear buds sound better than the Airpods including this one
Thanks for the excellent review, thoroughly researched and professionally presented. The problem with these JBLs is the same as with any of their buds, the controls. Firstly, touch sensitive panels are inferior to physical buttons in most use cases but especially when training/ running. Secondly the sacrifice needed when deciding between the different control maps is unacceptable. I would buy these buds (and a number of their previous models) if JBL would offer a different control option. As it stands the Jabra Elite 7 are my choice.
Thanks 😊 I completely agree with you regarding the controls, Jabra is much more usable/flexible
@@AndysTechTone Sadly my confidence in Jabra seems to have been misplaced. Having just bought the 7 active I've now been unable to sucessfully perform the required firmware update for more than a week. Frustratingly I have to pair the buds each time I open the Jabra + app and sometimes several times whilst still in the app. And the number of times the firmware update has failed is just tragic. I'm using an iPhone 13 Pro Max and never imaged I'd have such problems. I've removed and re-installed the app multiple times, instructed the phone to forget the device and re-paired. Nothing works. I've been a champion of Jabra for some time having had the Elite 3 and 75t but I'll be returning these buds tomorrow and will steer clear of the brand for a while. Shocking experience...
@@ianwoodhall900 bt chips can be faulty sometimes, nothing shocking about it as long as customer service handles it the way they are supposed to
I felt like if the original Reflect Flow had the app eq, they would be almost perfect.
I would've thought this was going to be it.
Btw, I wonder why can't JBL add the Flows to be supported on the app with firmware?
I feel like the Mini NC is the way to go for most but the original Flow were greta buds too. Don't know why it's still not supported though...
@@AndysTechTone I purchased two sets of the Mini NC when I found then for $75
I love the EQ enhancements, but the ambient and NC three modes were superior on the Flow, plus the battery lasts forever. I put comply tips and the fit and NC is great.
I just wish I could make them louder and customize the sound for different moods or activities.
I got the Flows for under $100 more than a year and a half ago.
I won’t spend $180 on the new ones if they aren’t that special
while exercising we will hear our heart beat? how to wear TWS earbuds, so we do not hear our heartbeat? Do we need loud music to drown our heartbeat sound? How? my exercise is walking, keep hearing my heartbeat. Only when i sit down, i can enjoy my music. I wonder how you guys enjoy your music while exercising?
Turn it up loud and focus on the exercise you're doing 😎
I want jbl eardbuds... basically i am a sprinter so which one u ll suggest for me
So, Andy. I think now, the best would still be the Jabra 7 Active, should I go ahead and buy it?
If it was me I would do just that. But you have to decide for yourself
@@AndysTechTone done, placed the order now for black (to be safe from hissing sound 😅 on your other video) I know it's not color related but I'm paranoid lol
You never know, it might be the painting! 😁
I have used my reflect pro for 3 moth. My reflect pro touch does not work, and it started yesterday. Do you know why?
For some reason i get wind noise on one side. Is it common with anc earbuds ?
My GF got the Beats Fit Pro and noise cancellation was excellent. Fit, comfort, Apple integration, style, sound quality are all really good. I like more bass and snagged the JBL RF Pro for $130 on Amazon and will try them out. Your review was a little less favorable than a couple of others I watched and read. So we will see if they are a keeper or I should just suck it up and get the Beats. $200 just seems a bit ridiculous to me since I used to be perfectly happy with wired Panasonic Ergofits for $8!
Just tested the Beats Fit Pro and the JBL Reflect Flow Pro and I have to say that the Beats wipes the floor with the JBL in not only ANC performance but also in sound quality (including bass) as well. But maybe it's just the not-so-perfect seal I got with the JBL buds in my ears. Not sure
@@AndysTechTone Wow. Looks like I will be returning the JBLs. Thank you for the quick reply and advice!
@@dean2663 wait and try them first and let us know what you think of the two buds
@@AndysTechTone Yes. Ok I will let you know! The one thing I did notice try the Beats is the volume seemed to not go very height and the bass was a little less than I prefer, but it was a very brief test because my GF wanted them back 😂
@@dean2663 of course she wanted them back, they are really that good. You better find something that works for you too 😁
I have the reflect flows and I love them, they sound amazing. I’m considering getting the mini nc simply because when I go on holiday I want to be able to skip track whilst I’m floating around on a lilo. is the sound any different between these two?
Not sure why you need the Mini NC to skip track as the controls are the same on the two buds. Their sound is similar so if you love the Flow Pro you’ll probably like the Mini NC too.
Ive spent two days(kinda) trying to get both to play at the same time. just one or the other, tried all the fixes on the internet and still no go. one odd thing when i press three times and hold they say 230 dont know why. they dont turn off and make the guitar sound they just connect separately to my phone ive done the reset in the case got my phone to forget them and re pair but always separately. any one know whats up?
Do you think jbl mini nc is a good option for gym? I mean, is it fit or not?
Absolutely
Damn man... Just watched the entire video and I'm pretty disappointed in the performance of these. I already ordered them due to JBL having a military discount which allowed me to get them for 140. I had the Jaybird vista's and their ANC was alright but not where I needed it to be due to my gyms loud salsa music. I think I might have to send these back and keep my beats fit pro. I was hoping that these could replace my beats fit due to me being a Android user and the beats app not having a lot of functions like a eq. The wireless charging and higher durability rating was also a huge plus but it sounds like they're not that great.
I'm a Android user as well & maybe try out the Jaybird Vista 2 if you haven't yet. Great for active people
Apart from their ANC these are pretty solid buds. And it can easily be just me and my ears. Give the buds a go and try it for yourself first. You might get a better performance out of them than I did. Many people were wondering how I could get great ANC out of the Beats Studio Buds or the Jabra Elite 7 Active for example as both are generally considered "not so great" in that regard. But in my ears they were more than okay. Not the JBLs though...
@@AndysTechTone I'm on the same page with you honestly with everything you said. I just haven't tried out the newer Jabras yet but plan to soon hopefully. JBL has really good sound after some adjustments to the EQ in the app. They usually EQ really well in my opinion
@@BJPerryJr I like their sound for what they are but the Jabra Elite 7 Active seems to be the better choice right now. But I'm not sure yet. I still need to try the Beats Fit Pro anyway 😎
@@AndysTechTone what about the Vista 2 ? You taking the Jabras over those?
Wich one pls bitween this and the jaybrid Vista 2 in term of sound and comfort 🙏
Hope u will read the comment
My pick would be the Vista 2
@@AndysTechTone thanks
as I tried the jbl but I didn't feel comfortable,I dont think I can use them for a long hours workout
I've got jbl club pro+ tws which I love, but not for NC. It hardly works.
Maybe its JBL's Achilles heel...
Hey how do you turn then Off? I found no option but to put then back into the case 😅
Try press and hold both buds at the same time until they turn off. That usually works.
How would you compare these to Soundcore LP3?
Get the LP3 unless you need the sturdy build quality and the fins for a more secure fit
@@AndysTechTone Thanks; I have JBL 300 and love the fit due to the fins but enjoy the ANC of my Soundcore A40's. I was hoping that the JBL aeros or Flow pros would be a combination of both...
@@peterdieduardo6792 these don’t have nearly as good an ANC as the Soundcore in my opinion
What’s the deference between JBL reflective pro and AirPods Pro
A lot, actually
@@AndysTechTone Thanks for comment. So, what do u prefer for better listening music and having fun in working out or jogging. And does heavy JBL bass destroys the music or not?
@@mohammedalsarraj9963 I find the JBL more suitable for workouts due to their better fit and their sound quality is also great. It's balanced but powerful with a good kick for workouts. The Airpods Pro only performs better in terms of ANC and some features that mostly work with Apple products only
@@AndysTechTone I would really thank you for this info
JBL are louder than Jabra7pro so I like Jbl
Lol “prestigious brand?” 😂
Edit: Oh, the Jaybird vista 2’s may be tough? But they sound like absolute crud. The Jabra elite 75t’s are really good though, even for budget headphones.
The JBL brand is big in the pro audio game and in home audio too. The Elite 75 might be budget now but they used to cost the same as the JBLs so the good sound shouldn't be that surprising (even though I don't like their bass heavy sound at all)
@@AndysTechTone I will agree to disagree I suppose. I consider Sennheiser, Audio Technica, and even Bose “prestigious.” I have honestly heard better, much cheaper Kove speakers that beat the heck out of JBL. I’ve even had JVC headphones that sound better than most JBL.
Even though I know these headphones I am about to mention are not even in the same league, the Bose quiet comfort in ear Bluetooth headphones sound fantastic. Also the Sennheiser momentum true wireless 2’s, but those were only 200 as compared to the Bose which cost 279.
I will agree with you that the elite 75s are bass heavy for sure, and I like the reviews vids man. I was surprised at how bad the Sony XM 4’s were though…
@@JohnDoe-rt4jz JBL as a manufacturer does not only makes headphones. Their headphones might not be top-tier, you are right about that. But as a brand they are still one of the biggest if you look at the whole audio industry (not just consumer but professional too). That's all I was trying to say, these guys have been around for longer than 90 percent of the "trending" audio brands. That's why I have somewhat high expectations whenever a new model comes around...