JBL CLUB PRO+ TWS True Wireless [Review]

The JBL CLUB PRO+ TWS True Wireless headphones are well-made and comfy. They can block out a lot of background noise thanks to their ANC functionality. Their default sound profile is fairly neutral and balanced, and the JBL Headphones app’s parametric EQ and presets make it simple to tailor their sound to your preferences. While its 7.4-hour continuous battery life may not be sufficient for longer days on the road, its portable charging case provides three additional charges.

JBL Club PRO+ TWS True Wireless in-Ear Headphone Bundle with gSport Deluxe Hardshell Case (Black)

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Features

• EXCLUSIVE BUNDLE - Includes (1) JBL CLUB PRO+ TWS Noise Cancelling True Wireless Headphones and (1) gSport Deluxe Hardshell Travel Case
• ALL-DAY WIRELESS POWER - With up to 32 hours of battery life (8 hours from earbud and 24 hours from the case), you can listen all day and all night and get a top up with just 10-minute charge
• LEGENDARY JBL PRO SOUND - Use the JBL My Headphones app to customize the sound to your liking or choose presets from STAGE+ created by the world’s top DJs
• EVERYTHING YOU NEED - This kit offers up the CLUB PRO+ TWS with a gSport Deluxe Hard Case with a rigid structured surface covered in tough nylon
• PERFECT PAIR - The gSport Deluxe Case’s soft velvet interior protects the headphone and integrated mesh pocket is designed perfectly for accessories

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Style

The JBL CLUB PRO Plus in-ears are simple true wireless in-ears. They’re a little big, and they stick out of your ears slightly, just like the Jabra Elite 85t Truly Wireless. They’re completely black, with silver branding highlights on the touch-sensitive surfaces.

Comfort

The JBL CLUB PRO Plus are a comfy pair of headphones. They don’t put a lot of strain on your ears, which is a plus, and they shouldn’t make you tired during long listening sessions. Some listeners, however, may object to the fact that the buds protrude from your ears due to their hefty shape.

Controls

The controls on the JBL CLUB PRO Plus are reasonable. You can use the right bud to play/pause, skip through to the next track twice, and rewind to the previous track three times. You can turn on/off ANC/Ambient on/off with a tap on the left bud, and press twice for talkthrough. Double-press either bud to answer/end/mute/unmute and tap and hold to activate the voice assistant. Their touch-sensitive surface is quite responsive, and there is some audible feedback. The JBL Headphones app even allows you to modify the controls. However, because the control capabilities are shared between the left and right buds, if you only use one bud while the other charges, you’ll lose some control features.

Portability

The JBL CLUB PRO Plus is a very portable speaker. They’re compact and lightweight, like most fully wireless in-ears, so they’ll slip effortlessly into your pockets. They also come with a little carrying case that should fit easily into your pocket or backpack.

Case

The situation is favourable. It’s largely comprised of plastic, which feels robust and robust. There’s a magnet to hold the buds in place while they’re charging. The charging state is indicated by one LED light near the charging port, and each bud has two LED lights inside the case.

Build Quality

The JBL CLUB PRO Plus is a well-built speaker. The majority of them are constructed of plastic, which feels strong and long-lasting. They come with three sizes of ear tips, although these appear to be weaker than the rest of the construction.

Stability

The JBL CLUB PRO Plus is comfortable to wear. During casual listening sessions and low-intensity workouts like running, they should stay in your ears. They lack stability fins, thus they may slip out of your ears during high-intensity exercises, unlike the JBL Live Free NC+ TWS True Wireless.

Noise Isolation

The noise isolation on the JBL CLUB PRO Plus is excellent. They do a good job of blocking out bass-heavy background noises like bus and airline engines thanks to their ANC feature. Because they perform better with higher-frequency noises, you shouldn’t be able to hear employees speaking nearby or the hum of a nearby air conditioner. In the mid and treble regions, however, their ANC functions quite similarly to its passive capabilities.

Battery

The battery life of the JBL CLUB PRO Plus is excellent. They last 7.4 hours on a single charge with their ANC on, which is longer than the JBL Live Pro+ TWS True Wireless. Their portable charging bag provides around three additional charges. They also have an auto-off timer that you can modify via the app to assist save battery life. While you can use one bud while the other charges, you’ll only be able to use a portion of the controls.

Bluetooth

The Bluetooth connectivity on the JBL CLUB PRO Plus is adequate. It’s regrettable that they don’t allow NFC or multi-device pairing. Also, their latency is likely too high for watching movies on PCs and Android smartphones, however they perform slightly better on iOS devices. Because some programmes adjust for delay, your actual experience may differ.

Wired

A cable connection is not possible with these wireless headphones. To charge their case, they have a USB-C cord.

Pros and Cons

Verdict

The JBL CLUB PRO+ are suitable for a variety of applications. They have a neutral sound profile as well as a variety of sound modification options. They can block out background noises in a busy office or during your commute thanks to their ANC functionality. They’re also sturdy enough to wear to the gym. They are not appropriate for wireless gaming due to their significant latency with PCs.