The Tune 510BT wireless headphones feature renowned JBL Pure Bass sound, which can be found in the most famous venues all around the world.
With Wireless Bluetooth 5.0 Streaming, you can stream wirelessly from your device and even switch between two devices so that you don't miss a call.
For long-lasting fun, listen wirelessly for up to 40 hours and recharge the battery in as little as 2 hours with the convenient Type-C USB cable. A quick 5-minute recharge gives you 2 additional hours of music.
Easily control your sound and manage your calls from your headphones with the convenient buttons on the ear-cup..Note:If you face issue in Bluetooth connectivity please turn off the Bluetooth function for a couple of minutes, then turn it back on
Siri or Hey Google is just a button away: activate the voice assistant of your device by pushing the multi-function button.
Featuring an adjustable headband the Tune 510BT are designed to fit nearly any head size comfortably
The JBL Tune 510BT headphones let you stream powerful JBL Pure Bass sound with no strings attached. Easy to use, with up to 40 hours of battery life and speed charge, they are super lightweight and comfortable.
Battery Life
9.6
Sound Quality
9.4
Volume Control
9.4
Noise Cancellation
9
Comfort
8.9
Value for Money
8.9
General Appreciation
9.6
PROS
Good Sound Quality
Comfortable to wear
Battery lasts for long
CONS
Not for big heads
Bass is not booming
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3 reviews for JBL Tune 510BT: Wireless On-Ear Headphones with Purebass Sound – Black
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Happy Reader! –
I am very mixed on these. I love the battery life and the sound is actually quite good for the price. They advertise “purebass” and these have a lot of bass and it is distinct. It’s a clear, almost icy bass compared to a warm beats bass. That isn’t “bad” but it is different. These are great sounding headphones but if you are used to people mimicking the beats soundprofile, JBL sounds different. These are more “clear” and neutral sounding headphones but yes, this does have some nice bass. I like the sound. But I’m mixed. They are uncomfortable. It isn’t so much that they clamp down tight on your head. That isn’t too bad. The pads themselves are very firm and that’s the problem. I don’t always wear them as a result and that’s a shame because these do sound very good. I am trying to wear them more, and when I do I somewhat get used to it. But these are tight headphones. I’m not at the “my ears hurt” level but the pads aren’t comfortable and I have other headphones I can use. I’m really tempted to lower the rating but I also want to emphasize that the sound and the battery life is good. Let’s say you feel like you are used to tight headphones? Then these are probably going to be excellent for your. If they do “break in” maybe I’ll update the review. But as it stands I like the sound but I have a problem with the pads being too hard, which is a real shame. On sound alone these should be my daily cans.
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J. Papeo –
5 stars because of the price. I am quite amazed at these headphones for the price. Like wine, I rate headphones based on their price point and these are, for sure, the best I have tried in this price range.Pros- noise canceling. These are not active noise canceling headphones, but they do a great job in isolating outside noise.- sound quality. I am shocked at how good these sound with music. I also listen to some talk radio and while not as good, they are still pretty great.- comfortable ear pads- quickly and easily connected to multiple devices- long battery lifeCons- I have a huge head. I buy fitted hats in size “biggest you sell”. These are a bit tight on my head but I am going to try and stretch them out as I have heard others have had success. If not, my girlfriend gets these.SummaryAt this price point (I paid $25, usually run a little higher), I can’t imagine a better on-ear headphone.
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Dave King –
I’m an audiophile of decades experience, with very high quality desktop systems for music only. So why do I like these headphones so much…they stay on when working out, lightweight construction and relatively tight fit does the trick. That fit also gives quite a bit of noise cancelation. I also find them quite comfortable. With good ergonomics, easy BT pairing, a balanced tonal signature with very good resolution, they are easily the best workout headphone (including in-ears) I’ve used going back about 2 decades. The lightweight construction means they may not last forever, but construction is precise, so with care they should last for a few years anyway. I will also use them for travel and phone/zoom calls. With the very high quality to price ratio it’s hard to imagine a better all round headphone.
Happy Reader! –
I am very mixed on these. I love the battery life and the sound is actually quite good for the price. They advertise “purebass” and these have a lot of bass and it is distinct. It’s a clear, almost icy bass compared to a warm beats bass. That isn’t “bad” but it is different. These are great sounding headphones but if you are used to people mimicking the beats soundprofile, JBL sounds different. These are more “clear” and neutral sounding headphones but yes, this does have some nice bass. I like the sound. But I’m mixed. They are uncomfortable. It isn’t so much that they clamp down tight on your head. That isn’t too bad. The pads themselves are very firm and that’s the problem. I don’t always wear them as a result and that’s a shame because these do sound very good. I am trying to wear them more, and when I do I somewhat get used to it. But these are tight headphones. I’m not at the “my ears hurt” level but the pads aren’t comfortable and I have other headphones I can use. I’m really tempted to lower the rating but I also want to emphasize that the sound and the battery life is good. Let’s say you feel like you are used to tight headphones? Then these are probably going to be excellent for your. If they do “break in” maybe I’ll update the review. But as it stands I like the sound but I have a problem with the pads being too hard, which is a real shame. On sound alone these should be my daily cans.
J. Papeo –
5 stars because of the price. I am quite amazed at these headphones for the price. Like wine, I rate headphones based on their price point and these are, for sure, the best I have tried in this price range.Pros- noise canceling. These are not active noise canceling headphones, but they do a great job in isolating outside noise.- sound quality. I am shocked at how good these sound with music. I also listen to some talk radio and while not as good, they are still pretty great.- comfortable ear pads- quickly and easily connected to multiple devices- long battery lifeCons- I have a huge head. I buy fitted hats in size “biggest you sell”. These are a bit tight on my head but I am going to try and stretch them out as I have heard others have had success. If not, my girlfriend gets these.SummaryAt this price point (I paid $25, usually run a little higher), I can’t imagine a better on-ear headphone.
Dave King –
I’m an audiophile of decades experience, with very high quality desktop systems for music only. So why do I like these headphones so much…they stay on when working out, lightweight construction and relatively tight fit does the trick. That fit also gives quite a bit of noise cancelation. I also find them quite comfortable. With good ergonomics, easy BT pairing, a balanced tonal signature with very good resolution, they are easily the best workout headphone (including in-ears) I’ve used going back about 2 decades. The lightweight construction means they may not last forever, but construction is precise, so with care they should last for a few years anyway. I will also use them for travel and phone/zoom calls. With the very high quality to price ratio it’s hard to imagine a better all round headphone.