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Work Out Hard with JBL Tune In-Ear Headphones

By Laura Tucker
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The year is halfway over. If you haven’t met your fitness goals yet, you may need to recommit. With a set of JBL Tune 130NC True Wireless In-Ear Headphones, you can stay interested in your workout while listening to your favorite tunes. Additionally, they have a charging case, noise cancellation, and pure bass.

JBL’s Pure Bass Sound is delivered through 10mm drivers with Dot enhancement. It’s designed so that you’ll feel every beat while listening to music. It ought to really kick up your workouts. The headphones also include four mics so that you can participate in phone calls hands-free while you run, walk, or bike. The person on the other end will hear you very clearly.

If you do not hear the sound quality that you want from the JBL Tune Headphones, try switching the earbud tip size. If the tips don’t match your ear canal size correctly, it could affect the sound of your music or the performance of your calls. If you still can’t hear correctly, you may not be wearing them properly.

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The headphones also include Active Noise Cancelling with Smart Ambient, which will also help you enjoy your music and calls better. With less distracting outside noise, you’ll be able to hear your music while on your run. Two of the four mics include the ANC technology. The TalkThru feature allows you to stop and talk to someone on your walk without removing the headphones from your ears.

You’ll enjoy 40 hours of battery life with these JBL headphones between the original 10 and an additional 30 hours from the charging case. If noise cancelling is deployed, it changes to 8 hours and an additional 24. Optionally, you can Speed Charge them for 10 minutes to give you another two hours of playtime, in case you find them dead, just before your workout.

Take 30% off the price of these in-ear headphones in Black and pay just $69.99. Pay full price for White or Blue. Also check out the Amazon Music offer to add to this purchase.

JBL Tune 130NC True Wireless In-Ear Headphones

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Laura Tucker
Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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