Which is better for commuting and noisy offices?

The Edifier V80. Its hybrid ANC is rated to -44dB and it has multiple modes. The JBL Tune 510BT does not block much background noise in practice.

Which is more comfortable for long wear?

The Edifier V80. It is over-ear with soft cushions, and owners praise it for long sessions. The JBL is on-ear and some owners find the clamp too tight.

Does the JBL Tune 510BT have noise cancellation?

It is listed as active, but owners report it does not block much noise. Treat it as a bass-forward headphone without real ANC.

Can I connect to two devices at once?

Only on the Edifier V80, which has Bluetooth 5.4 multipoint. The JBL Tune 510BT pairs to one device at a time.

Is the Edifier V80 worth stepping up to over the JBL?

Yes for most people. You get real ANC, an over-ear fit, multipoint, a wired Hi-Res mode, and longer battery with ANC on.

Which is better for gaming?

The Edifier V80. It has a 0.06s low-latency mode. The JBL Tune 510BT lists no low-latency mode.

Edifier V80 Hybrid ANC Headphones vs JBL Tune 510BT

The Edifier V80 is the stronger pick for most shoppers. It is a true over-ear with hybrid ANC rated to -44dB, Bluetooth 5.4 with multipoint, Hi-Res certification over USB-C, and 45 hours with ANC off. The JBL Tune 510BT is an on-ear with no real noise cancellation, Bluetooth 5.0, and a tighter fit that some owners call uncomfortable. The JBL wins only on brand familiarity and JBL Pure Bass tuning.

Choose the Edifier V80 if you want real noise cancellation, an over-ear fit for long sessions, two-device multipoint, and a wired USB-C Hi-Res mode.
Choose the JBL Tune 510BT if you want a light on-ear with punchy bass and simple controls and do not need noise cancellation.

Prices

Edifier V80 Hybrid ANC Headphones: $24.99 at Amazon (checked today)
JBL Tune 510BT: $30.15 at EverythingBranded USA (checked today)
Difference: the Edifier V80 Hybrid ANC Headphones is $5.16 cheaper than the JBL Tune 510BT today

V80 Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Headphones

What separates them

	Edifier V80 Hybrid ANC Headphones	JBL Tune 510BT
Noise cancellation	Hybrid ANC with multiple modes, rated to -44dB	Listed as active, but owners report it does not block much noise
Fit	Over-ear, foldable, soft cushions, 0.43 kg	On-ear, foldable, tighter clamp that some owners call uncomfortable
Bluetooth	5.4 with multipoint to two devices	5.0, single device with call switching
Battery	About 45 hours ANC off, 26 hours ANC on; 15 minutes gives 8 hours	Up to 40 hours; 5 minutes gives about 2 hours
Drivers and codecs	40mm titanium-coated driver, AAC and SBC, Hi-Res over USB-C	32mm dynamic driver, SBC only, JBL Pure Bass tuning
Latency	0.06s low-latency mode for gaming	No low-latency mode listed
App and EQ	Edifier ConneX app with EQ presets and ANC modes	No companion EQ app
Water resistance	Not rated	Not water resistant

Specs compared

Spec	Edifier V80 Hybrid ANC Headphones	JBL Tune 510BT
Driver size	Φ40mm dynamic driver with titanium-coated compo…	32 mm
Battery life	Around 45 hrs (ANC OFF)	40 h
Bluetooth version	V5.4	5.0
Frequency response	20Hz-20kHz (Bluetooth Mode)	20 Hz - 20 kHz
Battery life ANC	Around 26 hrs (ANC ON)	—
Fast charging	15 mins = 8 hrs	—
Audio codecs	AAC, SBC	—
Bluetooth range	10m	—
Noise reduction	up to -44dB	—
Wired frequency response	20Hz-40kHz (Wired Mode)	—
Latency	0.06s	—
Item weight	0.43 Kilograms	—

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Spec	Edifier V80 Hybrid ANC Headphones	JBL Tune 510BT
Headphone Cup Type	—	On-Ear
Body Part Use	—	Ear
Noise Cancellation Type	—	Active
Max Battery Life	—	40 hours
Recharge Time	—	2 hours (from empty)
Rechargeable Battery	—	Yes
Earpad Material	—	Soft ear cushions
Headphone Impedance	—	32 ohms
Sensitivity	—	103.5 dB (at 1khz/1mw)
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Edifier V80 Hybrid ANC Headphones vs JBL Tune 510BT

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Edifier V80 Hybrid ANC Headphones vs JBL Tune 510BT

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