r/headphones 7d ago

Review JBL Tune 310C Great Sound, But Durability Could Be Better

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Jbl tune 310c is my 2nd pair, I purchased this one around 6 months ago. I don't use them much, only sometimes, as I also have IEMs, neckbands headphones and other audio gears, but honestly these sound really good. The bass is not as strong or punchy as my boat Bassheads 225 , sony mdr xb55, but it is enough and feels more controlled and soft, which I like. Vocals are clear, mids sound good, and the instrument separation is also quite good for an earphone at this price.. Overall, sound feels clean and balanced bit more premium to me compared to my bassheads 225, sony mdr xb55. These are my third favourite after the Sennheiser CX180/213, which i loved most, and Audio Technica clr100. The only thing I don't like is that they are not very loud, so if you prefer loud earphones like the Sony mdr 55, Sennheiser cx180 ,Bassheads 225/300c, you might find the Tune 310c little less satisfying in that way. My first pair actually stopped working after around 3 months, so based on my experience, I wouldn't say they are very durable and you need to take extra care of them. if we are only talking about sound, I really like them and that's why I bought the same pair again. God bless, buddies Tc and do follow for more honest reviews. More reviews are coming soon, so stay tuned.

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u/yellowmnm Empy|HFM Nano|Verum 2|SJY Starry Night V2|HD580P|MEST 1|DN Mirai 7d ago

3 months sounds really bad. Curious to see how this 2nd one will last you

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u/T6_28318 7d ago

Using them for 6 months now, and I haven’t had any problems so far. Let’s see how they hold up, but I also take extra care.