True
Wireless Products are getting more and more popular. And they are becoming
available for all different uses. These are designed for the active individual.
Whether you are inside on your treadmill or jogging outside in the rain, JBL
has you covered with their Under Armour True Wireless Flash. With an MSRP of
only $169, they are also a great value!
Features and specs:
General Specifications :
Weight (g): 16
Weight (oz): 0.56
Ear tip material: Silicon
Bluetooth version: 4.2
Audio Specifications :
Driver size (mm): 5.8
Number of drivers per ear:
1.0
Driver sensitivity at
1kHz/1mW (dB): 95dB
Impedance (ohms): 14.0
Control and Connection
Specifications:
Bluetooth profiles: A2DP
V1.3, AVRCP V1.5, HFP V1.6
Bluetooth transmitter
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Bluetooth frequency:
2.402GHz - 2.48GHz
Bluetooth transmitted
modulation: GFSK, π/4DQPSK, 8DPSK
Dynamic frequency response
range (Hz): 20Hz-22kHz
Battery:
Battery Type: Lithium-ion
polymer (3.7V,85*2mAh)
Charging time (hours from
empty): 2.0
Speed Charging time
(hours): 2.0
Talk time (hours): 5.0
Maximum music play time
with ANC off (hours): 5+20
Play time (hours): 5.0
The box they came in was a premium color printed box with images
and specs of the IEM. Opening the box revealed well protected IEM’s held in
place by custom molded foam. Also secured in the foam was the charging case.
Materials used in the construction of the IEM’s was mostly plastic with some
metal and rubber tips that wrapped around the IEM. The charging case was mostly
metal with a cloth wrist strap. Quality of materials used was very good, as was
the fit and finish. Also included was the owner’s manual, charging cord and
additional rubber tips.
I loved the design of the
IEM’s. The rubber tip wrapped around the end of the IEM, and had a little
rubber notch that stuck out, to help hold them in place in your ears. I also
liked the design of the charging case. I love the way it does double duty. It
holds the IEM’s but it also holds a built-in battery to charge them. The slots
for the IEM’s are magnetic, so it also holds them in place while they are being
charged. The LED is red while being charged, and turns off when fully charged.
Turning them on and syncing to my LG V40 was very simple and fast. Bluetooth
range was also very good at 30-40 feet, depending on if there are any walls
between you and your smartphone. Now lets see how they sound!
Disturbed- Sound of Silence: Piano sounded very natural,
vocals had good texture, guitar was crisp. Violin had good harmonics, cymbals
had nice details and dynamics. Adele- Rolling In the Deep: Guitar was very
crisp and clean with good resolution. Kick drum had good impact and depth with very
good authority. Cymbals and high hat were very crisp with very good resolution.
Piano sounded very natural. Vocals had very good resolution to the texture and
timbre. Imaging was quite good and they threw a nice sized soundstage. Junior
Wells- Why Are People Like That: Bass had nice low end extension and played
with authority, drums and cymbals were crisp and dynamic with very good
resolution. Harmonica was very dynamic with excellent harmonics. Piano sounded
very natural. Vocals were silky smooth with very good texture. Soundstage was
quite big. Liquid Soul- Spam Sucker: Trumpets were smooth and dynamic without
being too brassy. Drums cymbals, and high hat were really crisp and clean with
good resolution. Kick drum had really good impact, low end extension and played
with authority. Sax had very good dynamics, texture and woodiness of the reed.
To some things up, these are all great products. No matter your budget, these all provide
great sound for their price. The biggest surprise was the giving much better sound than
expected for their price point. The JBL Under Armor True Wireless have earned our Highly
Recommended Award. For more info and
complete specs, check out their websites at www.jbl.com.
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