i have been using it for two weeks and Im very disappointed. the battery is not lasting 10 or even 8 hours. after 30min running I left with 90% and after 1hour running 75%. second porblem is that you cant answer incoming calls from software like Google Duo, Whatsapp and Skype.

I bought these specifically for the gym to enjoy my own music while working out. They are fantastic for this purpose - although not noise cancelling, when music is playing, I cannot here the loud gym music at all.

I can't beleive that I spent 100€ on this ! The sound remembers me the first earbuds from 15 years ago! Really really poor sound, I had headphones at 20€ that sound much much better than this! I recommend JBL E25BT a thousand times over this, they're plastic but the sound is immense!

I consider myself rather adventurous. Remember the episode of Seinfeld when Kramer and the car salesman try to drive the Saab as far as they can with the fuel tank needle below "Empty" Well, I've owned two Saabs. But that's not the point.

The JBL Reflect Mini 2 In-Ear headphones are almost identical to the Reflect Contour 2 headphones I recently reviewed. They are sweat-proof and made for an active lifestyle. The main difference between the two is that the Mini 2 has an in the ear design, whereas the Contour 2 is an over the ear...

Well balanced sound; Customizable fit; Sweat proof; Good battery life

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I was so unhappy with my "Sudio Three" and needed a few other headphones and landed on "JBL Reflect Mini 2 BT". Paid 799 kr and for that price I can more than recommend these. I am very pleased. Over my expectations regarding sound quality.

JBL has worked hard over the past few years to become arguably the king of inexpensive headphones. Through headphones like the E-series and Reflect series , the company now has a ton of excellent options for those that want a pair of great headphones at a relatively food price.

If bass motivates you during your workout, JBL's Reflect Mini 2 earphones are unlikely to disappoint. The in-ear fit is secure, the design is water resistant and reflective, and generally speaking, there's nothing to complain about here unless you are looking for an accurate, transparent sound...

Solid audio performance with deep bass response and sculpted highs; Water-resistant, rinsable design; Very secure fit

Not for those seeking a transparent sound signature

JBL's Reflect line of exercise-focused Bluetooth earphones gets an update with the Reflect Mini 2. At $99.95, the earphones are priced to compete with plenty of other solid exercise-focused, wireless options on the market. In this price range and category, deep bass and a secure fit are paramount, both of which the Reflect Mini 2 nails. Overall, there's very little not to like here, unless you're in search of an accurate, unsculpted sound signature. Design The Reflect Mini 2 earphones are available in black, dark blue, light blue, or neon green, and as the name suggests, they have a thin reflective neckband. An IPX5 rating means the earphones are protected against low-pressure water streaming, so you can wear them in the rain, get them sweaty, and rinse them off, but you probably shouldn't go swimming with them in. The in-ear fit is exceptionally secure and comfortable, with the earpieces utilizing both silicone eartips and separate silicone earfins for added stability. In all, ...

JBL's wireless Reflect Mini 2 earphones deliver powerful bass depth matched with bright highs in a gym-friendly, water-resistant design.

Solid audio performance with deep bass response and sculpted highs; Water-resistant, rinsable design; Very secure fit

Not for those seeking a transparent sound signature

The Reflect Mini 2 are a newly released, step up from the original Reflect Mini BT. There's little difference between the two, and the sound specs are about the same. But the new ones look a lot cooler and they also offer hands free calling with a voice assistant.