Infinity - JBL Glide N120, in Ear Wireless Earphones with Mic, Deep Bass, Dual Equalizer, 12mm Drivers, Premium Metal Earbuds, Comfortable Flex Neckband, Bluetooth 5.0, IPX5 Sweatproof (Black & Red)

The JBL Glide 120 Bluetooth headphones offer a compelling audio experience with their sleek design and wireless convenience. Designed to deliver dynamic sound on the go, these headphones have a lot to offer.Sound Quality:The sound quality of the JBL Glide 120 is impressive, providing clear and well-balanced audio across various genres. The bass is punchy without overpowering the mids and highs, ensuring a well-rounded listening experience. Whether you're into bass-heavy tracks or more acoustic melodies, these headphones deliver.Design and Comfort:Featuring an ergonomic and lightweight design, the JBL Glide 120 headphones are comfortable for extended listening sessions. The adjustable headband and cushioned ear cups ensure a snug fit that stays in place even during movement. The foldable design adds portability, making them suitable for travel and on-the-go use.Bluetooth Connectivity:The headphones utilize Bluetooth technology for wireless audio playback, offering the freedom to move around without being tethered to your device. The pairing process is seamless and quick, and the connection remains stable within a reasonable range. The on-ear controls allow you to adjust volume, skip tracks, and even take calls without needing to access your device.Battery Life:With a decent battery life, the JBL Glide 120 headphones can last through a day of listening or even longer depending on usage. The quick charging feature gets you back to your music in no time, which is great for those who are always on the move.Call Quality:The built-in microphone ensures clear call quality. The voice capture is relatively crisp, even in noisy environments, making these headphones suitable for taking calls on the go.Conclusion:In conclusion, the JBL Glide 120 Bluetooth headphones offer a great balance of sound quality, comfort, and convenience. Whether you're a music enthusiast, a podcast listener, or someone who frequently takes calls on the go, these headphones cater to a variety of needs. While audiophiles might seek slightly more refined sound, for the price point, the JBL Glide 120 headphones provide excellent value and a satisfying listening experience.

Along with the review, I would like to add some information (added at the end) as well that I feel is not properly available.Price : INR 1299 and Initial Impressions ReviewReview :Sound Quality : Great but not ExcellentThe biggest value with this earphone is that you can enjoy music of most spectrum with the "normal mode". With under INR 2000, as against Realme Buds and Boats rockers earphones, this was one of the best wireless earphones that had a "normal bass mode". I am not a bass head and if you too are not, kindly consider this option. I personally use Sennheiser CX 180 and JBL C100SI. If I compare, the sound quality is kind of similar to Sennheiser CX 180 and particularly the bass is more than what Sennheiser CX180 offers but less than that produced by JBL C100SI IN BASS MODE. Though I prefer flat headphone types, I do enjoy Jazz or heavy metal music as well as music with thump beats in "deep bass" mode in this earphones. At full volume, the earphones do not sound that great, but I guess that issue is with every budget segment earphones. Unlike what many have mentioned, I really did not find any delay between video and audio playback, whether it was online streaming on OTT apps or offline.Call Quality : ExcellentI had the budget to buy earphones upto INR 2000 and One plus bullets Z at INR 1999 really felt like a good deal. The problem is that I found many reviews of One plus stating the problem that they had to bring the Mic up close. One of the reasons I chose this earphone is because I did not find any such reviews with Infinity Glide 120. In my experience as well, the call quality was excellent, for me and the listener on the other side, during normal calls as well as WhatsApp calls.Range=ExcellentI have moto G5s Plus that has a aluminum uni-body and because it has a metal casing, I always have problem with network and connectivity. With this mobile, I could get a range of 15 feet (clear sight view). However, using this earphone with my laptop, I got atleast further 5 feet addition in range. With the marketed 10 meter range, I do not know how much that holds in practical scenario.Durability = ?It better be good. I really can't say on the durability and I hope it lasts long. I will update this review in case, I find any issues.Price vs Value=DecentOne of the cons with these earphones is that unlike other manufacturers, it doesn't have the ability to pair with more than one devices and the same time. Moreover, with a different perspective, the sound quality produced by these earphones are comparable (and not better) than wired earphones (Sennheiser CX 180 and JBL C100SI) that are available at half the price. I understand that the sound quality cannot be compared of wired and wireless earphones but I really think that as a consumer paying twice the money, I should get better sound quality atleast by marginal improvement.User Experience :1. One of the biggest pros of the product is that I did not have to worry if the mic is close enough to my mouth. The call quality on the other side was decent. I feel that the trigger time to play previous/next song while holding down the Volume +/- key is very long.2. Moreover, changing between 'normal mode' and 'deep bass' mode with pressing volume +/- key simultaneously is not one-handed operation even though I tried.3. Unlike other products available at a higher price, the magnets are not "functional" in the context of functioning as play/pause or on/off trigger.Important Information :1. As attached in the spec sheet from the official website, the 7 hour music playback time is with 50% volume, something that should be known.2. As compared to here, you can also check the reviews on the other website of the competition in which Infinity Glide N120 is available. Both the models, Infinity Glide 120 and Infinity Glide N120 are same with the difference of hard plastic neckband in "N120" model. You may also check those reviews which has 6x times more ratings/review as compared to here. I believe this is because this product in not highlighted in first two pages in "wireless earphones" section.Hope this review was helpful.

After 1 year of use..... Sound quality is perfectly fine. But noice cancellation on call is not better