The JBL Tour Pro 2 pairs noise-cancelling earbuds with JBL’s Smart Charging Case, a case with its own 1.45-inch touchscreen for changing settings and reading notifications without your phone. This listing is the Champagne colour. The JBL Tour Pro 2 uses a single 10 mm dynamic driver per earbud, True Adaptive Noise Cancelling and six microphones, and JBL rates it IPX5. All numbers here are from JBL’s own specification sheet and product page for this model, not from its successor.
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What the JBL Tour Pro 2 Is
JBL calls the JBL Tour Pro 2 true wireless noise cancelling earbuds with a Smart Charging Case. It sits one generation before the Tour Pro 3. The two share the idea of a screen on the case, but the drivers, battery figures, case size and case functions are different, so figures from one should never be read as describing the other.
The Champagne finish is a warm, light metallic tone. It hides fingerprints and small scuffs better than gloss black, and it suits people who want earbuds that look like an accessory rather than a gadget.
According to JBL the box holds the earbuds, the charging case, a USB Type-C charging cable, eartips in three sizes, and the quick start guide, warranty and safety documents.
The Smart Charging Case
The case on the JBL Tour Pro 2 has a 1.45-inch touchscreen. From it you can change noise-cancelling and ambient modes, adjust volume and see notifications, which is a real convenience when your phone is in a bag or charging across the room.
What the JBL Tour Pro 2 case does not do is act as an audio transmitter. That feature, which lets the case take audio from an aircraft seat or a laptop and send it to the earbuds, arrived with the Tour Pro 3. The Tour Pro 2 case is a remote control and a battery.
The case supports wireless charging and USB-C. JBL lists a full charge time of 2 hours from empty and mentions a speed-charge feature, but its specification sheet does not publish how many minutes of listening a short charge gives.
Sound: 10 mm Dynamic Driver and JBL Spatial Sound
Each JBL Tour Pro 2 earbud uses one 10 mm dynamic driver, with a published frequency response of 20 Hz to 20 kHz. JBL’s sheet does not list LDAC or another high-resolution codec for this model, so treat it as a standard-codec earbud; if Hi-Res wireless matters to you, look at the Tour Pro 3.
JBL Spatial Sound is available for a wider, more open presentation with films and games. Unlike the newer model, JBL does not describe head tracking on the JBL Tour Pro 2.
The JBL Headphones app handles EQ and the ambient and noise-cancelling modes from your phone, alongside the controls on the case screen.
True Adaptive Noise Cancelling and Calls
Noise cancelling on the JBL Tour Pro 2 is True Adaptive Noise Cancelling, which adjusts to your environment and to the fit in your ear. Smart Ambient technology gives you an Ambient Aware mode for hearing traffic and announcements without taking the earbuds out.
For calls JBL uses a six-microphone system, four of which are noise-sensing microphones. JBL publishes talk time of up to 6 hours with ANC off and up to 5.5 hours with ANC on.
Connection is Bluetooth 5.3 with multipoint, so the JBL Tour Pro 2 can stay connected to a phone and a laptop together. JBL states LE Audio support was added through an over-the-air update from spring 2023. The listed profiles are A2DP 1.3.2, AVRCP 1.6.2 and HFP 1.7.2.
Battery Life, With the Conditions
JBL’s per-charge figures for the JBL Tour Pro 2 are up to 10 hours with ANC off, up to 8 hours with ANC on, and up to 6 hours with True Adaptive ANC on. JBL quotes up to 40 hours of total runtime with the case; the sheet does not state which noise-cancelling mode that total assumes, so expect less if you keep ANC on all day.
The earbuds weigh 6.1 g each (12.2 g the pair) and the case weighs 73 g, per JBL. The earbuds are rated IPX5, which means protection against water jets and sweat, but the rating says nothing about dust.
JBL Tour Pro 2 vs Tour Pro 3
From each model’s own JBL sheet: the JBL Tour Pro 2 has a single 10 mm dynamic driver and a 20 Hz to 20 kHz response; the Tour Pro 3 adds a balanced armature, lists 20 Hz to 40 kHz and supports LDAC. Per charge the Tour Pro 2 gives 10 / 8 / 6 hours against 11 / 8 / 7 on the Tour Pro 3, and a total of up to 40 hours against up to 44.
The Tour Pro 2 screen is 1.45 inches against 1.57 inches, and only the Tour Pro 3 case transmits audio. JBL rates the Tour Pro 2 IPX5 and the Tour Pro 3 IP55. The Tour Pro 2 earbuds are slightly heavier at 6.1 g each.
The JBL Tour Pro 2 is the sensible choice if you want the screen-case convenience, strong adaptive noise cancelling and good call quality, and you do not need LDAC or the transmitter.
Who This Is Not For
Android users who want LDAC or Hi-Res wireless audio: JBL does not list a high-resolution codec for the JBL Tour Pro 2.
Frequent flyers who want to listen to the seat-back screen wirelessly: the Tour Pro 2 case cannot act as a transmitter, so you would still need an adapter.
People who train outdoors in dusty conditions: IPX5 covers water and sweat but carries no dust rating. The box also includes only three eartip sizes, so people with very small or very large ear canals may need to buy extra tips.
Ordering from Totot
The JBL Tour Pro 2 ships sealed from Totot with a 1-year warranty from Totot. Orders reach any emirate in up to 3 business days, with free delivery on orders from AED 300. Defective or non-matching items can be returned within 14 days, and shipping damage should be reported within 48 hours.
Technical Specifications
- Model: JBL Tour Pro 2 true wireless noise cancelling earbuds
- Colour: Champagne
- Driver: 10 mm dynamic driver per earbud
- Frequency response: 20 Hz to 20 kHz
- Codec: JBL does not list LDAC or other high-resolution codecs for this model
- Noise cancelling: True Adaptive Noise Cancelling
- Ambient: Smart Ambient with Ambient Aware
- Spatial audio: JBL Spatial Sound (head tracking not listed)
- Microphones: 6-mic system, including 4 noise-sensing mics
- Battery, earbuds: Up to 10 h ANC off, up to 8 h ANC on, up to 6 h True Adaptive ANC on
- Battery, total with case: Up to 40 h (ANC mode not stated by JBL)
- Talk time: Up to 6 h ANC off, up to 5.5 h ANC on
- Charging time: 2 h from empty; speed charge supported (minutes-to-hours figure not published)
- Wireless charging: Yes (case)
- Case: Smart Charging Case with 1.45-inch touchscreen (no audio transmitter)
- Bluetooth: 5.3, multipoint, LE Audio via OTA update; A2DP 1.3.2, AVRCP 1.6.2, HFP 1.7.2
- Water resistance: IPX5
- Weight: 6.1 g per earbud (12.2 g the pair), case 73 g
- In the box: Earbuds, charging case, USB Type-C cable, eartips in 3 sizes, documentation
- Warranty: 1-year warranty from Totot
The specifications above come from JBL’s official Tour Pro 2 specification sheet and the JBL Tour Pro 2 product page. Full details are published on the official JBL Tour Pro 2 specification sheet.
FAQ
How long does the JBL Tour Pro 2 battery last?
Up to 10 hours per charge with ANC off, 8 hours with ANC on and 6 hours with True Adaptive ANC on, per JBL, and up to 40 hours in total with the case.
Does the JBL Tour Pro 2 case work as a transmitter?
No. The Tour Pro 2 case has a touchscreen for controls and notifications, but the transmitter function is a Tour Pro 3 feature.
Does the JBL Tour Pro 2 support LDAC?
No, JBL does not list LDAC or any high-resolution codec for the Tour Pro 2.
Is the JBL Tour Pro 2 sweatproof?
Yes. JBL rates it IPX5, which covers sweat and water jets. It has no dust rating.
What driver size does it use?
10 mm, a single dynamic driver in each earbud.
Can it connect to a phone and a laptop together?
Yes. JBL lists multipoint connection over Bluetooth 5.3.
What warranty does Totot give?
1 year from Totot, with 14-day returns for defective or non-matching items.
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