Earbuds can also detect if you take them off and automatically pause/play. You can turn this function off in settings. If for whatever reason, the reset process hasn’t worked. You can also reset any JBL earbud via the app. Here’s how: JBL Reflect Mini NC come with 3 pairs of proprietary ear tips in a mushroom shape. Tips don’t go too deep into the ear canal, which is why you don’t feel too much pressure. The reason lies in the pointy plastic that holds ear fins in place. That small plastic fin can start poking your ears. Since it’s quite sharp, it might result in injury. Comfort is a perception. Some love ear fins, and some don’t. The fins are there to stop them from falling out during exercise and do a fantastic job. The larger ear tips exert an evident pressure inside the ear canal, but you get used to that. Let’s just say you know they are there.

Step 5:Rotate for the best possible comfort and best fit, and make sure that the microphone is pointing to the mouth. How to Turn On and Off?

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At 7g each, I found them comfortable enough for the eight-hour test (with a break at five hours to recharge). Hands-free calling – loud and clear On the outside, these appear like your standard JBL true wireless workout bud. It’s unstemmed and goes for a more simplistic, ergonomic style of earphones. There’s an effort made to add a bit more flair to the outside touch surface of the earbuds, with a silver ring adding some aesthetic flourish to the Mini NC. Otherwise, this is a mostly plastic build with exchangeable rubber wing fins. As for the fit, the Reflect Mini NC an exceptionally sturdy earphone, and should sustain its support through rough workout routines. Jogging with the Reflect Mini NC should be a breeze, and you shouldn’t have to worry about them falling out no matter the ear size. Design and Functionality JBL excels in making effective wireless products for a casual audience to enjoy. As a pair of workout buds, the Reflect Mini NC will give you most of what you might be asking for. It has a tight, hard-hitting sound signature with efficient noise-canceling and responsive controls. The level of quality here is rather standard for JBL at this price range, so if it sounds like it’s up your alley you’ll definitely enjoy it. Pros and Cons If you’ve already installed the JBL Headphone app, as shown above, all you would need to do is open the app, select your earbuds, and both earbud’s current battery status should be displayed underneath the earbud’s image. Initially, earbuds feel great, but after 2 hours of use, you start feeling a little bit of wearing fatigue. Since the housing barely fits into your ears, it starts pushing into earlobes.

They will ask for your JBL earbud model number, which will be on the case. You will be asked to explain what you’ve done. They may even have additional suggestions to try. However, SBC can do a great job at audio quality, as long as you listen to high-fidelity music files. Is There an Audio Lag? You might notice a fraction of a second delay, but it’s hardly distracting. After a few moments, you don’t even see it anymore. Detail retrieval is good, especially on well-mastered songs. Dynamics and timing are great, too, which is always pleasant to hear.TWS – Qualcomm’s True Wireless, meaning each bud joins to the host device (Dual Connect + Sync technology)

The mic offers strong intelligibility. Using the Voice Memos app on an iPhone, we could understand every word we recorded cleanly and clearly. There was only a little bit of Bluetooth distortion in the mix—less than we hear with most true wireless in-ears. The signal was strongand crisp. Booming Bass, But Not Much Else Their bass-heavy and punchy sound fill you up with energy during workouts. It’s isn’t the most natural, but with a little tweaking inside the JBL headphones app, you can make them sound close to the Harman curve. Earbuds are too bulky for users with small ears and can start hurting after 2 hours of use. At least ear fins help stabilize them during rigorous movement. Anyone who has owned a pair of JBL headphones or earbuds know exactly what they’re getting: bass-forward sound. Since we’re dealing with sport wireless earbuds, it’s fitting for the Reflect Mini NC to be engineered with an emphatic low end, which is exactly what you get, only it’s been adjusted and properly balanced. I say that because bass on the Live 300 TWS was “either absent or bogged down with distortion” on many records. Your earbuds will begin to flash then the light will turn solid, indicating your device has been reset.

ANC, Ambient Aware and Talkthru modes

There are three primary reasons why one earbud may not be working. The first is a connection issue, the second is a battery issue, and the third is a settings issue; primarily, the settings on the device you’re connecting to would need to be adjusted or reset. We managed to walk past the second wall in our wall test, which completely cut off the audio. It isn’t the best Bluetooth range I’ve seen, but quite good, nevertheless. All tests were on default settings over a two week period where use varied from about an hour to an eight-hour day. Fit You should get about 7 hours of playtime at full charge with the Reflect Mini NC. With an additional 14 hours supplied by the charging case, that should bring the earbuds to a total battery life of 21 hours. I was able to get in a lot of listening time with these buds, as I do with most JBL products. For the most part, you can always expect a generous battery life with any JBL product, and the Reflect Mini NC should be able to last you through entire workouts and long commutes. Soundstage