Find My

Find My and precision locating are improved via newer UWB hardware and a case speaker, making the case easier to locate over a wider range.

Find My support is a standout feature: the U1-equipped case and built-in speaker enable precision finding, chimes, and loss notifications to help locate the case and earbuds. It meaningfully reduces the anxiety of misplacing such a small item, even if occasional connection quirks are mentioned.

Finding features (such as chirp and last-known location via Find My-style support) add peace of mind for misplacement and are viewed as a useful bonus when available.

Find-my functionality for buds and/or case is mentioned as available via the JBL app and sometimes accessible from the case interface. It is treated as a useful part of the overall feature-rich ecosystem.

Find My integration helps locate the headphones within Apple’s ecosystem, though extended idle periods can trigger deeper sleep modes that reduce connectivity to preserve battery.

Integration with Android’s Find My Device helps locate misplaced headphones, though enabling it requires agreeing to some additional location and data sharing.

Includes a find-my style feature that can play a sound to help locate misplaced headphones.

App includes an audio-based Find My earbuds feature that helps locate misplaced buds.

Find My-style locating features (lights, chirps, last-known location) are helpful for finding misplaced buds. At least one review noted odd or overly aggressive notifications, so reliability can vary.

Find My-style tracking works across platforms and is useful for locating misplaced headphones, but it tends to be last-known-location functionality rather than the most precise, real-time finding offered by newer Apple trackers and earbuds.

A find-my-buds feature is available in the app, typically using audible beeps/tones rather than GPS location.

The app offers a basic Find My Headphones feature that uses Bluetooth proximity or signal strength to help locate the headset within typical wireless range.

A notable omission is a built-in Find My style feature inside Sony’s app, making lost-bud recovery less seamless than competitors that offer precision tracking.

There is no Apple Find My integration, so iPhone users do not get system-level tracking and location features found on some Apple-focused headphones.