JBL Headphones 4+

Excellent in-ear phones for the price. They fit very well straight out of the box with 3 different sizes of the outer ear piece to give a perfect fit so they don’t fall out of your ear. Noise cancelling is very good. Possibly not as good as other higher prices brands but I would prefer to hear a little of the ambient noise around me when I use these on the footpath. There are noise functions such as noise cancelling and ambient aware at a touch of the earphone or via the app. Touch controls can be changed via the app to control what each press of the earphone does. Such as noise cancelling or ambient aware. Or maybe either volume up or down and on the other ear music stop, next track or previous track etc.
Think it should be made more aware that it has wireless charging. So the earphone can be charged in the car or at home on a wireless charging pad. That’s what sold me on the device and also price compared to other brands. Music sounds very good. App allows you change the music to add more Bass or treble. These go loud enough that you can’t hear anything around you especially when noise cancelling is on. Which is loud enough for me.
No issues with the app and neither with connecting straight out of the holder.

This is quite possibly the worst buds you could buy, I’m sure I have never experienced less exciting, less useful and less inspiring product. The case doesn’t charge anything, it’s an LED light generator, the earbuds cut out and then just never pair again, you spend more time figuring out which setting you like less than experiencing the music. The interface app is possibly the worst designed app that offers no interaction and really doesn’t allow anything. Before you say you get what you pay for I will say that this is supposed to be mid range so I guess mid range must mean Hot garbage Enjoy your garbage people

I’m using this app with my JBL LIVE460NC headphones. I love the look, sound and comfortable fit of the headphones, but there’s one very annoying feature - touching the outside of the left earpad for two seconds enables voice control. The app allows you to switch between voice assistants (Siri, Alexa, Google Assistant) but does not allow you to disable or switch it off completely. The sensitivity of the earpad is high, so anytime you put on or take off the headphones, you’re likely to enable voice control. This is annoying in itself, but what is particularly stressful is making unwanted calls to random contacts in my phone. I don’t want to make calls via the headphones - ever - I just want to use them to listen to music. I have emailed the manufacturer who provided troubleshooting advice unrelated to the issue. My current ‘fix’ is to pick up the headphones carefully from the edge of the earpads and select Alexa as the voice assistant. Since my iPhone doesn’t have the Alexa app, it can’t make unwanted calls, but I do hear a recorded message advising me to install Alexa everytime I accidentally touch the outside of the earpad. I believe on a previous version of this app, there was an option to deselect all voice assisants thus disabling voice control - please bring back this feature!