JLab Go Air Pop True Wireless Earbuds in Ear Headphones Bluetooth Earphones Ear Buds with 32H Playtime Bluetooth

Honestly, these are the household go to earbuds. I have bought other expensive brands, but these have been the best so far. They’re inexpensive and the sound quality is really good. My son listens to a lot of music and takes these everywhere. We have even left them in the car on a hot day and they still work great. They charge pretty quickly (about an hour) and are user friendly. The volume can get really loud, which can be nice. There are other adjustable inner ear sizes, to fit your ear just right. They are comfortable and quite literally my son sleeps in them. They cancel out noise very well and are super portable. These are better than the apple ones and we have had both. Read more

I am surprised by the quality of this product. Easy to pair, good sound quality and holds its charge. I have apple pods and I would say that these are as good at a fraction of the cost. Read more

I recommend these as an inexpensive earbud set. I like that they're red, so that stand out on my messy desk. I needed a new set to of earbuds, and decided Apple wasn't getting any more of my money in this space. I'm not thrilled with the longevity or support apple provides for their airpods pro. I found these on a list of of good cheap earbuds, and I'm happy. They work fine at the gym. out of the box, with the default rubber ear tips, I ran a mile on the treadmill this morning and I didn't fiddle with these once (for fit). They stay right where they're supposed to, which is not something I can say for airpods pro or another pair of earbuds I'd been using at the gym. These are not audiophile grade headphones. if you want that, keep looking. They do isolate pretty well. The base on the bass boost eq setting is just ok. But the sound is balance enough that it's not overly "tinny". I hate cheap speakers, and these don't sound too cheap. So while it's not the finest sound ever, it's still far from junk. Technically, coming from airpods, there are two downsides I've noticed (both survivable). 1 - with my fingers - the buds themselves are very hard to remove from the charging case. If I never had owned airpods, I'm not sure I would know this. on the other hand, I think they seat really nicely in the case, and thus they always charge. The airpods famously don't always connect inside their case and sometimes aren't charging when you think they are. I'm ok with it, and I assume I'll eventually learn the "trick" to pulling these guys out with ease. 2 - these were very easy to pair to my iphone. HOWEVER, unlike airpods, once these are paired to a device, they CANNOT be paired to another device unless they bluetooth connection is disconnected from the first device. e.g. with airpods, you can go back and forth between a macbook, an iphone, and an ipad, simply by selecting the airpods from the device. With these, if I was using them with my iphone, and then I want to use them with my ipad, I need to turn bluetooth off on the iphone for a moment until the buds are "free", and then I can connect them to my ipad. Sub-optimal, but not a deal breaker for me. / a few pluses. 1 - I can side-sleep with these in and they don't hurt. yay. 2 - I love that the usb charging plug is integrated into the case. last thing I need is more cables. 3 - again, for me, they fit well. Snug, almost to the point of being too big, but they don't bother me. I'm really impressed that they just stay put while I'm running and I don't need to constantly push them back into my ears for fear that they'll fall out. / I haven't really had these long enough to have an opinion on the battery life. I haven't tried using these for calls yet, so no opinion on the microphone. Read more

UPDATE: My AirPods are dying and have been constantly dropping Bluetooth with my phone, so I borrowed these from my daughter to wear for the day. I have had the right bud in for 7.5 hours and the battery percentage (which actually does show up on my phone screen in the control center) shows that I still have 40% battery life left. I also have not dropped Bluetooth once (!) and they still feel comfortable and light in my ear. I’m pretty astounded, actually. My AirPods would have died hours ago. The only issue I had was when I received a phone call. My phone rang, as well as hearing the ringing through the earbud, but when I answered, it did not automatically connect to the earbud at all. I had to talk into the phone normally. I also have noticed a distinct difference in the bass level between these and the AirPods. I don’t know how much of it has been the slow death of the AirPods, but these sound so much better than the first time I tried them. 10/10. Do it. Old Review: I heard these were a pretty decent earbud set for the price and decided to try them out as a backup set. I’m coming from AirPod Pro (1st Generation) and prior to that, the Jabra 75t. I have to admit, this isn’t bad for a $25 set of earbuds. One of the reasons I switched from the Jabra 75t’s (aside from the fact I had to get warranty replacements TWICE), was because I wanted to be able to use each earbud interchangeably and Jabra did not have that at the time. I’m actually quite surprised that JLab included the functionality for this price point. The charger being built into the bottom of the case was a nice touch and I appreciate that both earbuds go in the case magnetically, as well as the lid being magnetic as well. It paired easily with my iPhone 15 Pro and my daughter’s iPad. These are definitely lighter than both my Jabras and Pros. They fit in the ear nicely and I could see myself being able to wear them for a while (doing most things) and not have them fall out. My ears must be different sizes because my Pros consistently fall out of my left ear, but stay pretty good in my right ear. There isn’t an app for these, so while you can change songs, adjust volume, and use Siri by pressing the buttons on the earbuds, you won’t be able to tweak any part of the sound. You also will not be able to check the battery percentage and will have to go off the audio prompts it gives you. These also do not have noise-cancelling capabilities (which I honestly wouldn’t expect at the low price). So, here’s where I’m taking off one star…the sound. I’m not an audiophile. I don’t typically listen to music so the majority of my use is podcasts, audiobooks, or YT/Twitch vids. The sound is a bit muted (…not an audiophile) and not quite as clear as my Pros. For that reason, I likely will not use them unless I need to charge both my Pro earbuds at the same time…and both my Jabra’s are dead, haha. They would be fine in a pinch, but not something I would choose if my Pros are available. I also cannot speak to the battery life as I haven’t used them for more than a couple minutes, but what they promise (32 hours) is extremely impressive. I ended up giving them to my daughter to use as she only has over the ear headphones. I will say it’s a great first set of earbuds for kids as you do get a lot of great features in a lower priced set. Read more

These are the best quality ear buds in the low price range by far! They sound amazing, very clear, good bass, no distortion or crackling and plenty volume. The charge lasts really long, they connect automatically and decent distance. I've had mine for over 1.5 years and still good as new. Just bought a new pair for a Christmas gift. At the low price... they are amazing! You won't be disappointed Read more

I love using these when I can get them to stay in my ears. The sound is great, the case charges easily and quickly. It comes with 3 different sized tips. I have found I need two different sizes for my ears. One ear had to have the smallest while the other ear had to have the medium. Sometimes they will still pop out but that is more a problem with my ears, not the Earbuds. Read more