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The JBL Tune 235NC earbuds have two distinct listening modes. With active noise cancelling, you can silence the sounds of your environment so you only hear what you want to hear—your music, podcast, audiobook, phone call, what-have-you. Stay focused without any distracting background audio. Then when you need to hear everything coming in, switch it over to smart ambient mode so you can stay aware of your surroundings. This is great for when you're walking down the sidewalk or on a run and need to hear the traffic around you. Safety first.
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Battery life will last you all day long. With the charging case, you'll be capable of listening for a full 40 hours on a single charge—10 on the earbuds alone. If you ever catch yourself having forgotten to charge them, no need to worry. Just 10 minutes of having them charging will bring you up to tow hours of playtime.
You can take calls from your phone and ensure perfect audio for both what you're hearing and what the caller on the other end is hearing. The JBL Tune 235NC earbuds has four microphones which are used to reduce wind and other noise interference. Your words will comes across crystal clear.
The JBL headphones apps lets you take full control of the way you listen to music. Customize your listening experience to your liking right from your phone.
Best Buy has slashed the price of the JBL Tune 235NC earbuds by quite a bit, bringing them down from $100 to just $60. That's a 40% discount, saving you $40. Treat yourself to a set of premiere noise-cancelling earbuds because you deserve it.
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