These exceed expectations and feel like a great bargain that can perform across a wide variety of applications and satisfy an array of listeners and music tastes. If you’re on the fence about buying the 510BT, I can say that likes are, you’ll be satisfied.

Overall, we’re recommending the JBL Tune wireless headphones.

I would recommend the JBL Tune510 BT headphones to casual listeners that primarily enjoy rap music. The characteristics I listed above about each range varied greatly when playing this music, probably because of the large amounts of compression associated with creation in the genre. Regardless, it just sounded different, better even. It would allow for fuller, punchier, more consistent high end that allowed Mos Def to preach at his sonic-best on Black On Both Sides, and KMD at their’s on “Get U Now”.

The JBL Tune 510BT is affordable and compact, making it a great companion for a commute, so long as you don't need active noise cancelling. If you wear glasses or have ear piercings, the on-ear design might not be comfortable, since the ear cups will squish your ears.

Their sound profile is slightly V-shaped, with a mildly overemphasized bass and treble response that adds extra kick and brightness to your favorite tracks hop tracks. However, some users may find they sound too thumpy and boomy. They also don't offer any sound customization features. On the upside, they deliver audio quite consistently.