What will you be doing this Valentine’s Day? February 14th is all about making YOUR heart happy and what better way to do this than with a little serotonin and endorphin boost? Whether you are planning on a run or a session at the gym, there is no denying that the perfect playlist can help you achieve your best. Read on for our JBL Reflect Flow Pro Earbuds review.
The wireless JBL Reflect Flow Pro earbuds are designed to stay put, no matter what you are doing. Completely zone out, block out the world and listen to your favourite music uninterrupted, courtesy of the Adaptive Noise Cancelling technology.
DESIGNED FOR MOVEMENT. DEFINED BY YOU.

What Is So Special About The JBL Reflect Flow Pro Earbuds
Enjoy up to 30 hours of battery life with the smart charging case or get a full hour from a quick 10-minute charge. Use the app to ensure you find the best fit. In-ear buds can be tricky to set comfortably but be rest assured these buds are staying put, no matter how active you are!
- Adaptive Noise Cancelling
- Smart Ambient Reduction
- JBL Signature Sound
- Wireless Charging
- Work with Google Assistant/Alexa
Pairing the earbuds to your phone via Bluetooth is super quick. You can make adjustments to sound quality in the JBL Headphones App whilset wearing your earbuds and also set up your Google Assistant/Alexa so that you can always stay connected, whatever you are doing.
Features Of the JBL Reflect Flow Pro earbuds
Adapative Noise Cancelling. Allows you to block out the world for some uninterrupted ‘you’ time. Whether you have scheduled in a run or a session at the gym, the earbuds will stay put and ensure all you can hear is the music!
JBL Signature Sound. Featuring 6.8mm drivers, experience the same levels of deep bass featured in music venues around the world.
Ambient Sound Control. Helps you control the world around you with Smart Ambient Technology. In the JBL app, you can set your earbuds to Ambient Aware, so you are aware of your surroundings and outdoor environments. The added TalkThru option is fabulous as it allows you to have a natural conversation without having to remove your earbuds.
Smart Audio And Video. Settings via the JBL app include Normal, allowing you to keep a stable connection in a busy area. Audio Mode, which should be selected so you enjoy the best sound for listening to music. Video mode which enables video and audio to sync perfectly.
Added Extras
IP68 Protection. Adding a waterproof aspect to the earbuds for when you work up a sweat. Be reassured that you can rinse them after a workout.
6 Mics. Featuring two beamforming mics plus a third for wind suppression ensuring you remain connected wherever you are with crystal clear sound and no audio failure on either side during calls. Use the app to change the configuration of how much of your own voice you hear when on calls.
30 Hours Battery Life. 10 hours of battery in the earbuds with a further 20 hours of power in a fully charged case. A quick 10 minute charge of the case will give you an hour of uninterrupted music time! A full charge of the case takes 2 hours.
Extra Accessories. Also included are 3 additional ear tips and 4 additional POWERFINS stabilisers that allow you to customise your earbuds for maximum comfort. In-ear buds can take some getting used to so it’s handy having additional bits to make the buds fit well.

What Is In The Box
The charging case has a USB-C cable port, with a shot cable included in the box. The case itself is fabulous, slightly larger than the JBL Live Pro+ TWS case, and fits perfectly in your hand.
It also features a handy wrist strap for added security which is a really great feature, especially when you are active!
Buying The JBL Reflect Flow Pro Earbuds
You can purchase the JBL Reflect Flow Pro earbuds directly from JBL (£159.99). Available in 4 colours – pink, black, white and blue – easily find a pair that fits in with your style. These earbuds are perfect for an active lifestyle, ensuring you receive the best sound quality without interruptions.
Whether listening to music or simply making calls, the clarity is phenomenal. Small and discreet, the earbuds pack a punch without any impact to you. Allowing you to carry on as normal whilst staying connected.

Status Quo – 12 Gold Bars
Steps x
thriller – michael jackson
The Fat of the Land by The Prodigy
New kids on the block. Think it was also called new kids on the block!
I’m pretty sure mine was Steps – Gold!
It was Zero Time by Tonto’s Expanding Headband
Now Thats What I Call Music 4
Now that’s what I call music (Now 1)
new edition – candy girl
An Innocent Man – Billy Joel
Destiny’s Child – the writings on the wall
Madonna – True Blue
T’Pau – Bridge of Spies
Wild Boys Duran Duran
With the Beatles by the Beatles
Madonna – Like A Virgin
Shakin Stevens – Shaky
Donny Osmond Too Young 1972 ( and i still have it)
Bat out of Hell by Meatloaf
Sgt pepper by the Beatles – I adored Ringo Starr.
Kylie by Kylie Minogue
The Marshall Mathers LP by Eminem.
My mum actually had to get it for me because I wasn’t old enough.
David Bowie – Ziggy Stardust
Now this is what I call music 7
Now That’s What I Call Music! 43
U2 – Joshua Tree
Boyzone…By Request…
The soundtrack from Grease
Kilimanjaro by The Teardrop Explodes
I was just thinking about this the other day. It was on cassette and it was Kylie Minogue, Kylie
kylie minogue the locomotion
Queen – News of the World
Busted by Busted
Now that’s what I call Music 8!
The Great Rock and Roll Swindle – Sex Pistols
It was Now 31 which had various artists on it
Take that -Take that and party
Out of the Blue – ELO
Magical Mystery Tour by The Beatles
Madness 7
Swing Out Sister – It’s Better to Travel
Queen – News of the World
‘Rumours’: Fleetwood Mac
Station To Station – David Bowie
Complete Madness by Madness
The Verve. The Drugs Don’t Work.
Kylie Minogue “Kylie” album
Hoziers self titled first album
Abba Super Trouper
sweet female attitude, flowers was the first cd i ever remember buying
The Buddy Holly Memorial Album – Buddy Holly
Michael Jackson bad
Twn good reasons – Jason Donavan
Pink Floyd – Dark Side Of The Moon
Madonna- Like a Virgin
Rick Astley – Whenever You Need Somebody
Prince – Purple Rain
U2 – The Joshua Tree
Backstreet Boys Millennium
Michael Jackson – Bad
The Prodogy Experience
jilted generation by the prodigy
Saxon wheels of steel
David Bowie – Heroes
Kings of the Wild Frontier – Adam and the Ants
Cliff Richard-Finders Keepers (1966) I still have it and play occasionally. The LP has outlasted 3 record players!
the eagles, Hotel California
Michael Jackson – Thriller
Fleetwood Mac – Rumours
Meatloaf – Bat out of Hell
take that – take that and party
iron maiden KILLERS
Mine was Madonna’s Like A Prayer (way less embarrassing than my first single: Mona by Craig McLaghlan from Neighbours.)
Take That – Take that and party
Madonna – Like A Prayer
It was a Prince greatest hits album i purchased in the early 90’s. Don’t know which one but I know I was reeling because it was £13 even then lol.
Queen – News of the World
Eminem – The Marshall Mathers LP
Spice girls – spice
Pet Shop Boys – Actually
Roxette – Joyride
With The Beatles by The Beatles
Fantastic by wham
Billy Ocean Caribbean Queen.
I’m going to show my age here!! Now That’s What I Call Music 3 – I remember Duran Duran & Cyndi Lauper being on there. I loved that abum, my mum & dad bought me a white Sony walkman to play it on!!
I bought Now 23 on tape! I remember buying Alanis Morrisette on CD.
The Jam In the City!
Karma & Effect by Seether!
Linkin Park – Hybrid Theory
Huey Lewis & the News – Sports
spice girls xx
Rio Duran Duran
Bill Haley – Rock around the Clock
Rio by Duran Duran
Steps – Steptacular lol.
Jackson 5 – ABC Album
Queen – The works
Michael Jackson – Bad
it was something terrible like itsy bitsy teeny weeny yellow polka dot bikini when Timmy Mallett sang it hahahah!
Bros – Push
Alanis Morrisette – Jagged Little Pill
Spiceworld By Spicegirls
Homeward Bound by Simon and Garfunkel
Spiceworld By Spicegirls
Great hits 2 Queen
Hunting High and Low by A-ha
The Eminem Show – Eminem
Rick Wakeman “White Rock”
Michael Jackson ‘Off The Wall’
Spice Girls – Spice
Five – Got the feelin’
Motohead
Paranoid by Black Sabbath
Chart Hits 1&2 – various artists and yes I feel old now
Vanilla ice – to the extreme
The Pleasure Principle by Gary Numan
Always & Forever by Eternal
Michelle Branch – The Spirit Room
Abba Greatest Hits
The first album I ever bought was The Plan by The Osmonds. (Now that really shows my age!)
Billy Joel – Glass Houses
Madonna, Like a Prayer
rio duran duran
Sgt Pepper’s – what a good choice!
Alanis Morissette – Jagged Little Pill
Armed Forces by Elvis Costello and The Attractions.
Stereophonics – performance and cocktails
Michael Jackson – BAD
Bob Marley Exodus
London Boys – London Night
Get Even – Brother Beyond 😀
Police Reggatta de Blanc
Spice girls I think it was spice world
Cyndi Lauper – 12 Deadly Cyns…….I loved that album
Queen – Greatest Hits (I suppose technically it was actually probably a free CD off the cover of Top of the Pops magazine LOL)
I should be so lucky – Kylie Minogue
aladdin sane – bowie
Bad by Michael Jackson
Madonna Like a virgin
Spice Girls spice world!
Madonna – True Blue
Rumours
Fleetwood Mac
The first album I bought was Tina turner twenty four seven
Billy by Billy Idol.
Spice girls – spice
Spice Girls – Spice World
Bat Out Of Hell II: Back in to Hell by Meat Loaf (RIP)
Like a virgin Madonna
Born in the U.S.A. Bruce Springsteen
Pink Floyd – Dark Side of the Moon
Blondie – Parallel Lines
10cc – Live
Kelly Osbourne – Changes
Michael Jackson – Thriller
Thriller by Michael Jackson
Kate Bush Hounds of love
Spice girls
Michael jackson BAD
Spice by the Spice Girls
Regatta de Blanc by the Police
sgt pepper’s by the beatles
Overcome by Alexandra Burke
Bat Out of Hell II: Back into Hell – Meat Loaf back in the 90s
Eminem – Curtain Call
Queen’s Greatest Hits
Thriller – Michael Jackson
Music for the Jilted Generation – The Prodigy
Fire and Water by Free
The Right Stuff by NEw kids on the block
britney spears …… baby one more time
The Police – Zenyatta Mondatta
Love at the Greek, Neil Diamond
Curiosity Killed the Cat by Curiosity Killed the Cat
Nursery Cryme – Genesis
Fall Out Boy – From Under the Cork Tree
Spandau Ballet – Parade
Leisure by Blur
I think it was sum 41 does this look infected!
Absolute Beginners – The Jam
I think it was Green Day – Dookie! Trying to impress a boy haha!
Gorillaz – Gorillaz
I’m a bit embarrassed to say this but the first album I bought was Between The Lines by Jason Donovan and it was on cassette tape lol
Jason Donovan -Ten good reasons
Madonna – true blue
Nick Kershaw I wont let the sun go down
Southside by Texas
Spiceworld by Spice Girls
Mika – Life in Cartoon Motion
Wham! Fantastic
Michael Jackson Bad
The South Park album on tape from LLandudno Woolworths
Led Zeppelin II
Traveling Wilburys Vol 1, I was eight and liked the vinyls front cover, still have it ❤️
Please, please me – the Beatles
I think it might have been a Bros album no judgement please lol!
Think it was Radiohead the bends
Vengaboys – The Party Album. I hadn’t quite discovered proper dance music yet!
Embarrassingly I think it may have be b*witched
I Should be so Lucky by Kylie Minogue!
Queen – Greatest Hits
I think it was probably Death Walks Behind you by Atomic Rooster. Thanks for the memory. I’m going to play it later this evening 🙂
Take that- Take that and party
I think it was Ten by Pearl Jam. That was definitely one of the first.
Madonna – True Blue
Busted by Busted
erasure circus
It was a NOW CD.. I can’t remember what one, but it had various artists on it.
michael jackson – bad
Silverside up by Nickelback
Ace of Spades – Motorhead
Bachman–Turner Overdrive – Not Fragile
I think it was probably one of the Now tapes lol but the first albums that I bought with my pen money was checkin it out by lil Chris
Dimash Kudaibergen – ID
Spice by the Spice Girls
Grease the soundtrack- by various
The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars David Bowie
Guns ‘N’ Roses – Appetite For Destruction
The Human League – Dare (white picture disc)
Liberty X
Adam and the ants ! Can’t remember it’s name
Madonna Like a Virgin
Spice girls Spice world
Slayed? by Slade in 1972
Michael Jackson – Thriller
Parklife by Blur. I was 11 and I still like it!
Queen – Queen II
Robbie Williams album
ABBA – The Album
The first album I bought was Queens Greatest Hits
Elastica by Elastica great album, so short!
New Kids On The Block – Hangin’ Tough
Said and Done by Boyzone, I became a fan for life after that
Probably Elvis Presley – I have over 3,000 albums so am not 100% sure
Madonna – True Blue
Love Over Gold by Dire Straits, I think I was 13.
East 17 – Steam
An Elvis one, but cant remember which as I have loads of the Vinys
Hot Shot – Shaggy
alice cooper schools out
Night flight to Venus – Boney M
Sing When You’re Winning by Robbie Williams
Take That – Everything Changes
The Kooks – Inside in Inside out
1 – The Beatles!! So good!
Every Picture Tells a Story by Rod Stewart
Atomic kitten – right now
My first album was either Hans Christian Andersen by Danny Kaye, or Pinky and Perky!
Drift Away by Dobie Gray. Still love it.
The Beatles by the Beatles
Michael jackson – thriller
Peter Andre – Natural
the white album by the beatles!
I cant remember the first album but the first single on record haha was Vanilla Ice – Ice Ice Baby!
Duran Duran – Rio
BROS ‘Push’
The Very best of UB40
Elvis in Memphis
2 Unlimited
I think it was Britney Spears – Baby one more time
Take That – Take That and Party
Meat Loaf – I’ll do anything for love
REM – Automatic for the people
Michael Jackson, Thriller.
Prodigy
The Who – Story of the who
After the Gold Rush
Studio album by Neil Young
Ride a White Swan……..T. Rex
Purple Rain, Prince
Kylie Minogue- Kylie 🙂
The first album I owned were Beatles ‘65, Magical Mystery Tour
Simon and Garfunkel – Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme
Slayer
Prince and Purple rain
Yazz, the only way is up
Fantastic by Wham
the jam – This Is the Modern World
Abba Dancing Queen
michael Jackson’s Bad bought from woolworths
ELO – Out Of The Blue
Now That’s What I Call Music 5 – Various Artistes
Good Charlotte – the young and the hopeless
Rick Astley Whenever You Need Somebody
UB40 Present arms
UB40 Labour of love
Simon & Garfunkel Bridge Over Troubled Water
The cranberries – No need to argue
Pink Floyd Dark Side of The Moon
All Saints
ABC – The Lexicon of Love
Mine was Cereal Killer Soundtrack by Green Jelly. My parents were not happy.
Flash Gordon by Queen
Parallel Lines- Blondie
Cat Stevens – Teaser and the Fire Cat
7 by S Club 7
Blondie – Parallel Lines
Usher – Confessions
Spice Girls – Spice
Stripped by Christina Aguilera
Adam and the Ants – Kings of the Wild Frontier
Like a Prayer – Madonna
Don Mclean – American Pie
10cc – Greatest hits.
Legend Bob Marley
Brothers in Arms by Dire Straits
Rio by Duran Duran
elo – out of the blue
Grease the movie
Bonjovi – keep the faith
Rick Astley – Never Gonna Give You Up
Spice by the fabulous spice girls
Super Trooper by Abba
Ten good reasons – Jason Donovan
Revenge by the Eurythmics 🙂
schools out Alice Cooper
Now That’s What I call music (the first in the Now! series) by various artists…..i was 8 and i loved it.
Meatloaf Bat out of Hell
Wham Make it Big
Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass – Greatest Hits
Kylie (by Kylie Minogue)
Gosh this brings back memories, mine was Madonna, True Blue.
Deep Purple In Rock by … Deep Purple
Human League – Dare
Elton John by Elton John released 1970, had my favourite single on it, Your Song
Double LP GLADYS KNIGHT & THE PIPS 30 Greatest hits
Double LP GLADYS KNIGHT & THE PIPS 30 Greatest
It was a vinyl EP – Andy Stewart singing four Scottish songs.
Metallica – Kill ‘Em All
Slippery when Wet – Bon Jovi
Parallel Lines………..Blondie
Actually – Pet shop Boys
Bay City Rollers Rollin’
Lindisfarne – Fog on the Tyne
Spice by Spice Girls
Prince Charming
Adam and the Ants
Gloria Estefan & The Miami and the miami sound machine anything for you
ELO – A New World Record
Magical Mystery Tour by The Beatles
Rumours by Fleetwood Mac
Spiceworld by spice girls! I loved it. ❤️
Spice girls spice world
Sheer heart attack
Queen
Iron Maiden – The Number of the Beast
Alice Cooper – Welcome to My Nightmare
Earth Wind and Fire – Greatest Hits Vol 1
Parallel Lines by Blondie
like a prayer- Madonna
Michael Jackson ‘Off The Wall’
Magical Mystery Tour by The Beatles
Grease The Musical, the original soundtrack – The cast of Grease
1998 Ministry of Sound The Annual Ibiza
Madonna, Like a Prayer.
The first album I remember having was Kylie Minogue Kylie x
Now that’s what I Call music 35 – Now 35
UB40 Labour of love
Clubland Classics
Murmur by R.E.M.
Duran Duran – Duran Duran
STEPS- Step One
fleetwood mac rumors
Ram Jam by Ram Jam
Now That is What I Call Music 3
Bobby Vee – Golden Greats
Spice by Spice Girls (and proud!)
Steps – Step One
Rebel – John Miles ( for the song Music)
Queen – News of the World
Cyndi Lauper 0She’s so unusual
oldies but goldies by the beatles
ABBA gold on tape 🙂
Abba Gold on cassette tape
Born To Die by Lana Del Rey
Terence Trent D’arby – Introducing the Hardline
Madonna True Blue
Dire straits brothers in arms … ooo not listened to that in ages!
Goodbye Yellow Brick Road Elton John
I think it was The Osmonds Love Me For A Reason
Busted (by Busted)
Take That – Take That & Party
Adam Ant – Kings of the Wild Frontier
Eminem curtain call
Oasis What’s the story morning glory