Comparison JBL Tune Beam 2 vs JBL Tune Buds 2

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	Adaptive noise cancellation, 6 microphones for improved voice transmission, long battery life, proprietary JBL Pure Bass technology, app for setup and control.	Active noise cancellation, 6 microphones for improved voice transmission, long battery life, proprietary JBL Pure Bass technology, app for setup and control.
Connection and design
Design	in-ear	in-ear
Connection type	wireless	wireless
Connection	Bluetooth v 5.3	Bluetooth v 5.3
Range	10 m	10 m
Specs
Impedance	16 Ohm	16 Ohm
Frequency range	20 – 20000 Hz	20 – 20000 Hz
Sensitivity	100 dB	100 dB
Speaker size	10 mm	10 mm
Emitter type	dynamic	dynamic
Microphone specs
Microphone	built into the case	built into the case
Sensitivity	-38 dB	-38 dB
Microphone noise canceling	ENC	ENC
Features
Mobile app
Noise cancellation	adaptive ANC	adaptive ANC
Transparent mode
Multipoint
Voice assistant	Google Assistant	Apple Siri / Google Assistant
Power supply
Power source	battery	battery
Headphone battery capacity	65 mAh	68 mAh
Case battery capacity	590 mAh	630 mAh
Charging time	2 h	2 h
Operating time (music)	10 h	10 h
Operating time (talk)	5 h	5 h
Operating time (no noise canceling)	12 h	12 h
Operating time (with case)	48 h	48 h
Fast charge	10 minutes for 3 hours of work	10 minutes for 3 hours of work
Charging port	USB C	USB C
General
Touch control
Waterproof	IP54	IP54
Weight	5 g	5 g
In box	silicone tips 3 pairs charging case	silicone tips 3 pairs charging case
Color
Added to E-Catalog	november 2024	november 2024

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Glossary

Voice assistant

Headphones with voice assistant support the user interaction with the device to a new level. The call of the assistant. is carried out by pressing one of the control buttons on the headphones or by a specific voice command (for example, «Ok, Google» for the Google Assistant virtual apprentice). The assistant pauses playback, instantly changes the volume of the music, can notify the user of new alerts, helps to answer messages without the help of hands, and commands are given to the paired smartphone via voice control from the headphones.

Headphone battery capacity

The capacity of the battery installed in the headphones of the corresponding design (see "Power").

Theoretically, a higher capacity allows to achieve greater battery life, but in fact, the operating time also depends on the power consumption of the headphones — and it can be very different, depending on the characteristics and design features. So this parameter is secondary, and when choosing it is worth paying attention not so much to the battery capacity, but to the directly claimed operating time (see below).

Case battery capacity

The capacity of the battery installed in the case (case) for headphones.

This parameter is relevant only for true wireless models (see "Cable type"). Recall that these headphones are charged from a case, which is usually equipped with its own battery and actually works in standalone power bank mode. Knowing the capacity of the battery in the case and in the headphones, you can estimate how many charges of the “ears” will last for one charge of the case. However, it should be taken into account that in the process of charging the headphones, part of the energy is inevitably spent on third-party losses, and the effective capacity of the case turns out to be somewhere 1.6 times less than the claimed one. This is the starting point for calculations: for example, a 300 mAh case will actually be able to transfer 300 / 1.6 = 187 mAh of energy to the headphones, and 30 mAh “ears” from such a battery can be fully charged about 6 times (187 / 30 ≈ 6).