JBL Tune 510 BT Wireless On-Ear Headphones with Bluetooth 5.0 and Speed Charge, Up to 40 Hours Battery Life, Black

Have been using these on my travels - at least 2 long-haul trips. Connected them variously to different phones and my tablet. No connection issues, decent battery life and sound quality is as you'd expect from JBL Decent bass, no nasty peaks in the spectrum, comfortable.

The JBL Tune 510BT headphones are a fantastic choice if you want reliable wireless sound without spending a fortune. The audio quality is exactly what you’d expect from JBL—clear, punchy, and well‑balanced, with enough bass to make music feel lively without overwhelming the mids or vocals. They’re lightweight and comfortable for long listening sessions, and the on‑ear design sits nicely without feeling too tight. Bluetooth 5.0 keeps the connection stable, and pairing is quick and hassle‑free. One of the standout features is the battery life. These last for hours on a single charge, and the Speed Charge function is genuinely useful—just a few minutes plugged in gives you enough power to keep going. The controls are simple, the build feels solid for the price, and they fold up neatly for travel or commuting. Overall, a great value pair of wireless headphones that deliver dependable performance day after day.

I bought these to replace my 500BT, the predecessor of these ones, after I lost them. I was very happy with the 500BT and was skeptical about the complaints some people have about these. First up, they do seem a slightly tighter fit. So I can understand people finding them uncomfortable. I extend these slightly more than the last pair to get a similar comfort level. But they're not *that* tight. Second, these have a significantly longer battery life than the 500BT, and frankly 40hrs of barely seems unnecessary when I hardly ever charged my old ones - which had a battery life of 16 hrs - anyway, using them on my commute. I can see where they've eeked out some of the extra battery life - these headphones are quieter (but still loud enough) and I'm fairly confident they've sacrificed some sound quality for longevity. For listening to podcasts and a bit of music I'm still happy with them. If sound quality is super important to you then I'd suggest spending more than £39. I'm not sure what you expected of these if you're complaining. They're cheap, they fold up nicely without being flimsy and they contain the sound well enough to be able to use them in a noisy place. Still very good value. Even though I've bought them twice.

The JBL tune 510 is the future of headphones. The bass on these thing are incredible. The weight is light but the quality is really good so it is easy to carry around. The volume control is one of my favourites. It's really easy to use and meets my expectations of this product. If you are looking for comfort, this is the one.

The battery lasts forever so I hardly ever need to charge them, the volume buttons are right there on the side which makes it super simple to adjust without grabbing my phone, and they connect to my phone really quickly every time, so I can just put them on and start listening straight away.

Amazing headphones. Value for money. I use them at the gym and at work and battery lasts for very long time.

In a market saturated with premium noise-cancelling headphones, the JBL Tune510BT emerges as a compelling option for budget-conscious consumers. These wireless on-ear headphones offer a surprisingly effective noise cancellation feature along with a rich, bass-heavy sound profile for an immersive listening experience. The JBL Tune510BT boasts a sleek and understated design with a lightweight plastic construction. The adjustable headband and plush earcups provide a comfortable fit for extended listening sessions. However, the on-ear design may not be suitable for those who prefer the more isolating nature of over-ear headphones. One of the standout features of the Tune510BT is its active noise cancellation (ANC) technology. While not as advanced as some high-end headphones, the ANC does a commendable job of reducing background noise, making them ideal for noisy environments like commutes or office spaces. The JBL Tune510BT delivers a well-balanced sound with a prominent bass emphasis. This bass-heavy profile enhances the impact of music with heavy basslines, but it may not be to everyone's taste. The mids are clear and well-defined, while the highs can be slightly recessed. With up to 40 hours of playback with ANC turned on, the Tune510BT offers exceptional battery life. It also supports fast charging, with a 5-minute charge providing an additional 2 hours of listening time. The headphones connect via Bluetooth 5.0, providing a stable and reliable wireless connection. The integrated microphone provides clear call quality, making the Tune510BT suitable for hands-free calls. The JBL Tune510BT headphones offer an impressive balance of features and performance for their budget-friendly price. The effective noise cancellation, comfortable fit, and bass-heavy sound profile make them a great choice for those seeking an immersive audio experience without breaking the bank. While the on-ear design may not suit everyone, and the bass emphasis may not appeal to all listeners, the Tune510BT remains a solid option for anyone seeking great value in a noise-cancelling headphone.

If you’re like me and have all that gunk clogging your headphone/charger port in your phone (despite how often you clean it out). Then get irritated by the headphones cutting out whilst walking, running or at the gym. Then it’s time to upgrade to Bluetooth. I asked a classmate of mine who I know always has wireless headphones for a recommendation and he straight away said about JBL. Gave it a go. I use these headphones for my 5k/10k runs. When cleaning the house or when in the gym. They’re genuinely a goldmine! My only issues with them is that when using the headphones during a phone call (The receiving end is brilliant, clear and the microphone built in is of decent quality) It’s the privacy; a lot of the noise can be exported outside the headphones, so you’ll need to turn your volume down very low to keep some privacy. I may just have an odd shaped head but I’ll have “headset hair” from a 20 minute wear. Whilst wearing them correctly. They’re fixed to your ears perfectly. Although those who tend try to avoid the “headset hair” and will have the arch of the headphones round the back of their neck than opposed to the top. These don’t tend to sit on your ears and you’ll likely get frustrated with rearranging them constantly. Music wise, I felt the balance is a little more tuned to bass which for the functions to why I use these headphones, brilliant but may not be to everyone’s taste. Noise Cancellation: pretty fab. When I’m feeling particularly anti-social or there’s a screaming kid on the train. I pop these bad boys on. Don’t even turn the music on so I can carry on reading my book. Now Battery Life: something that initially put me off Bluetooth headphones. Feeling the pain that might be having to charge them every night. I’ll probably get about an hour, maybe two’s use per day and find myself charging them mid week. A 20-30 minute charge so far has lasted me and I haven’t ran out of battery completely still. Been using these a couple of weeks now. Brilliant buy!