Get a pair of JBL Vibe Beam true wireless earbuds at Amazon for $24.95
SAVE $25: As of Dec. 6, you can get the JBL Vibe Beam true wireless earbuds for just $24.95 at Amazon. That's a 50% discount and $25 off the list price.
If you’re still looking for gifts or just want to treat yourself to a new pair of true wireless earbuds, you'll be hard-pressed to find a better deal than the JBL Vibe Beam earbuds, which are currently available on Amazon for $24.95.
For less than $25, you can’t really complain about the features and performance of these earbuds. While Mashable’s RJ Andersen did give these buds a four-out-of-five star rating in his full review, at this price, the sound quality makes sense, and the overall experience is actually quite impressive for what you're paying.
These earbuds have a great battery life (up to eight hours of listening time without the case and 24 additional hours with), and the fast-charge feature will give you two extra hours of playtime with just a ten-minute charge. The controls are fairly standard and easy to pair and unpair with your other devices.
They’re also surprisingly comfortable: “I have fairly small ears, which makes finding comfortable headphones a challenge, and I was impressed that the Vibe Beam earbuds didn’t slip out of my ears while I was working out,” Andersen writes. “They also didn’t leave my ears aching when I finally stepped off the treadmill.”
While these earbuds aren’t the absolute best true wireless options out there, they’re still a solid choice for anyone who’s on a budget and doesn’t need a symphony orchestra-level soundstage.
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