Product Comparison: JBL C100SI vs JBL T110
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General Specifications
Brand
JBL
JBL
Model
C100SI
T110
Origin
China
China
About the Product
Enhance your listening experience with the JBL C100SI In-Ear Earphone. The earphones offer your sound quality with deep bass. You can easily plug the earphones in your Android or Apple phone and even in other devices like laptops and tablets.
They’re lightweight, comfortable and compact. Under the durable earpiece housing, a pair of 9mm drivers punch out some serious bass, reproducing the JBL Pure Bass sound you’ve experienced in concert halls, arenas and recording studios around the world.
Key Specs
Style
Unisex
Unisex
Housing
Plastic
Plastic
Connection Type
Wired
Wired
Cable Length
3.94 ft.
3.65 ft.
Battery
No
No
What customers say about "Key Specs"
JBL C100SI In-Ear Headphones
- Very good quality for the price. Good sound.
- Crystal clear even at full volume.
- Clear sound, good bass and an overall great experience.
- Best part of dis earphones dat is tangle-free. Sound quality is owsm,bass is gud, u can hear every single detail.
- Gold plating on connector pin is slightly wearing of after 6 months.
JBL T110 Universal In-Ear Headphones
- The sound quality is impeccable for its price, and it does what it promises.
- These are standard cheap buds - sound ok and comfortable.
- Music sounds amazing, perfect bass.
- They are great headphones with good sound quality can't go wrong for the money.
- Good quality and pure sound with bass, that is going to give me the eargasm.
Size & Weight
Height
7.8 in.
6.85 in.
Width
4.92 in.
2.4 in.
Depth
2.99 in.
1.3 in.
Weight
2.11 oz.
1.92 oz.
Features
Color
Red
Black
Controls
Play / Pause, Answer / Hаng up, Previous track / Next track
Answer / Hаng up, Play / Pause, Previous track / Next track
Sound Isolation
Passive
Passive
Built-In Microphone
Yes
Yes
Water Resistant
No
No
Package Includes
3 sets of silicon earbuds (S/M/L)
3 sets of silicon earbuds (S/M/L)
Extras
Lightweight and comfortable, Ergonomic Design, Double-sided Cable, Comfortable fit
Flat cable, Hands Free Call, JBL Pure Bass sound, Ergonomic Design
What customers say about "Features"
JBL C100SI In-Ear Headphones
- Great external noise cancelling. Good clarity while watching movies.
- Gold plated connector pin for higher conductivity.
- Clear microphone quality over call or while recording a vlog.
- Lightweight due to which they are not a burden on your ears and don't fall off your ears easily.
- Cable spread adjustable lock built-in.
JBL T110 Universal In-Ear Headphones
- Comfortable and good sound quality.
- Jbl has great sound quality and design for such a small price.
- Really good quality sound. Crisp and good bass.
- They fit perfectly and isolate outside sound as a result.
- Very good sound at this price range. Microphone is also good.
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer warranty
1 year(s)
1 year(s)
Certifications
CE, FCC
CE, FCC
Other Information
MSRP
12.95 $
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