JBL C50HI In-Ear headphones Review

JBL C50HI In-Ear headphones Review, Best Budget-friendly Earphones

By Mayur Dudharejiya 38.4k Views
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3.6
Review Overview

India’s highest selling audio products brand JBL recently launched its latest budget-friendly earphones ‘ JBL C50HI ‘ in the market. And here I present you a full review of these earphones. So let’s check out the review to see if this is the headset you are looking for.

JBL C50HI Specification

  • Colour: Black, Blue, and White
  • Driver size: 8.6mm
  • Frequency range: 20-20kHz
  • Impedance: 30±4.5 ohms
  • Driver sensitivity: 101±3dBSPL, 1mW
  • Cable length: 1.2 mm
  • Microphone: Yes
  • Maximum SPL: 10mW
  • Weight: 12g

Design & Build

On the design front, the JBL C50Hi is simple and functional. The earphones made entirely of plastic, with one colour. The unit I am reviewing is blue, though the earphones also come in black and white.

The design is very simple and practical, the company didn’t use any metal and texture finishing on it, but that’s not a bad thing — it still looks very classy with this simple design.

JBL C50HI

Let’s take an overview of these earphones, on the main module you will find JBL branding and left/right sign. Part-way down the right side of the cable, you’ll find a simple single-button remote, which can help you to control your calls and music. There aren’t any volume controls here — so you’ll need to use your phone. At the other end is an L shaped 3.5 mm audio jack.

JBL C50HI

The build quality of the JBL C50Hi is decent, compared to the price I can say it good. But the only flaw in the build of this earphones is its cable, which is thin and tangle-prone and it doesn’t look very durable.

In general, the JBL C50HI earphones look good with a decent build. Sure, they’re mostly built from plastic, but in this case, we don’t mind the lack of metal.

JBL C50HI

Comfort 

The right angle in-ear style canal phone arrangement perfectly fits inside the ear without any wobbling and the soft silicone ear tips make wearing this device, a comfortable and rewarding experience. I wore them for a few hours at a time, and I am quite happy with the comfort offered by these JBL headphones. The JBL C50Hi is very lightweight, only 12g.

It also comes equipped with a decent quality microphone which allows you to take voice calls on the go without much hassle. The noise isolation offered by these earphones is also good, you do not get any unwanted external noise while listing your favourite music.

JBL C50HI

Sound quality

When it comes to the sound quality of JBL C50HI, it performs really well for the price. The earphones come equipped with an 8.6mm speaker driver, which deliver loud and clear audio. It covers the standard 20 – 20000 Hz frequency range and ensures you don’t miss any significant notes on the music.

JBL C50HI

Now coming to the Bass sound, which is relatively good-sounding. The earphones deliver a very good amount of Bass, as we expect from a balanced audio headphone. The bass is not very high, so if you heavy bass listener then you should go for other option. But those into genres like rock, classical, and even some pop, will be fine with the level of bass on offer here. The vocal and treble sounds are also good compared to the price, the treble is really balanced and the vocals are clear and crispy.

Overall, the JBL C50HI earphones sound quite good. Sure, they’re not perfect — but at this price, range perfection is a little much to ask for.

JBL C50HI

Final word

If you’re in search of a good quality in-ear earphone with the top of the line sound and comfort for a budget under Rs.500, I’d like to suggest you try out the JBL C50HI. More info please check full review video on my Youtube channel Geekman.

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JBL C50HI in-Ear Headphones with Mic (Black)
JBL C50HI in-Ear Headphones with Mic (Black)
Rs. 499
Rs. 699
3 new from Rs. 499

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Review Overview
3.6
Design 3.7
Build 3.1
Comfort 3.8
Bass 3.0
Overall Audio 3.7
Value for money 4.0
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