You have a solid chance to save 50% on one of the best value wireless headphones around - the JBL Tune 510BT.
JBL Tune 510BT Wireless Headphones Deliver Excellent Sound at an Insanely Good Value - Now 50% off for 11.11
These headphones regularly sell for $49.95, but thanks to this limited time 11.11 deal, that price has now dropped to just $24.95. That’s a full 50% discount. And in order to get that low price, you don’t need a discount code, coupon or a Prime subscription.
Buy JBL Tune 510BT: Wireless On-Ear Headphones with Purebass Sound - Was $49.95, now just $24.95
Right off the bat, these are wireless headphones that connect to your phone, tablet or computer using Bluetooth 5.0 technology. These headphones are able to switch between two devices effortlessly with the push of a button so you don’t to go through the process of pairing over the over again.
You get up to 40 hours of battery life on a single charge. A full charge takes around 2 hours using the included USB-C cable and a quick 5-minute charge delivers up to 2 hours of listening time. If you’re running late and out of battery, all you have to do is plug your headphones in for 5 minutes, that’s all.
When it comes to sound, we all know JBL does not disappoint. Thanks to Pure Bass sound, low end sounds great and you will be thoroughly immersed into your music. And if you need help using your favorite assistant, just press the dedicated button on the headphones and you can ask Siri, Alexa or Google Assistant anything you like.
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