So I got these earbuds couple days ago and they are amazing. They fit well in my ears and sound really well. Battery life is amazing with these buds too. My only problem with these is how low it sounds compare to the other wireless earbuds I had when it's in full volume. They sound great but not loud enough. I'm not sure if it's something I have to fix in the sounds settings on my S10+ or the EQ settings. But whatever it is, I'll fix it later to make it sound louder. Other than that, these wireless earbuds are amazing and I recommend it if you're not interested in buying a $100+ wireless earbuds.

So here I am. Since Aug-2019, I am trying good earbuds under $50. I don’t wanna spend a fortune for apple earpods. I have used like 10-12 earbuds ( JBL 120, Free, those Chinese ones, even Jabra), but hands down, this is I found best so far that too under 50 bucks. I got it at $30 in BF sale. Cons I did not find so far, Pros 1- Fits good if not perfect. You need to change the tip, large fits me 2- Sound-wise, select the JLAB signature. It's best. You can change the setting by clicking 3 times on any earbuds. The bass mode in JBL is still best though 3- Though buds are a bit hard to press, but it works every time unline somewhere you don’t even know what you are doing 4- Battery, woohoo, what I tell about it – I am using it for 1 month and the battery still says “high”. Use time – 10-20 mins per day average 5- Every time it says, ‘connected’, battery status unlike big brand I can go on and on. In short, BEST among a lot also, Download manual from the JBL site. the best buy has outdated

Tl;dr: The Jbuds are a must buy if you're looking for an affordable alternative to Apple Airpods while still maintaining good sound quality. They are comfortable/secure in the ear, and possess a decent charge time/battery life. My only nitpick when it comes to these earbuds is the button function inputs - it took a while for me to learn, and even then I find it easier to use my phone to pause/skip songs than the buds's buttons. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Price: This is the Jbuds' biggest draw. Most of its competitors go for $100+ retail, but the Jbuds are sold for a fair $50. Heck, I was lucky enough to nab it for $30 during Best Buy's Black Friday sale week. It's an absolute steal and a great investment. Sound: While nothing worthy of praise, the Jbuds' sound quality is slightly better than the pair of headphones that likely came packaged with your smartphone. There are 3 equalizer options to cycle through - Balanced, Bass Boost, and JLab Signature. I found Balanced to be the worst of the three, it made most of my music sound washed out, however Bass Boost & Signature really brought out the best in my music library. Genre of music definitely matters when picking an equalizer, so you'll have to play around to match your preferences. Comfort: This comes packaged with 3 ear rubber ear tips of varying sizes and 2 rubber cushions to make it more comfortable and fitting in your ear. They remain in my ear while I workout and I do not feel any discomfort during the 2 hours I have them on each session. The only nitpick one may have with these is that they might be clunky to some people. Battery Life: Thankfully, these come with a pill shaped charging case that can juice your earbuds for 14 hours on full charge. The earbuds themselves last around 4 hours of consistent use, and since you have to pop them back in the case, they're almost always at full charge. So essentially, I've only had to charge the case once a week on average. Accessibility: Pairing the earbuds to your phone is a piece of cake. However, the button functions can take a while to get used to. For example, to play or pause a song, you need to double click the button on the LEFT earbud. If you do it on the right earbud, it activates Siri on an iPhone. While double clicking a button on a typical headphone would probably skip the song. It's a minor nitpick not a flaw, so don't let that discourage you from this product.

Ok! So, what can you say about earbuds that have a great sound, easy to use features, and the price is under $60? The only thing is... where can I buy some. I’m always looking for the best quality at an affordable price and time and money is valuable to me. When I was researching for a pair these popped up. Yes, I’m one of those who google, check reviews, and even compare prices & features. I’ve had these earbuds for a while now and they do have some pros and a con. The Pros: price is affordable, great sound, background noise is cancelled when you have both earbuds on, you can hear the bass in some songs, easy to recharge earbuds in case, easy to recharge case with basic usb charger, easy to carry, small enough to fit case in pocket, fast charging, sweat proof. The Con: 3 hrs of play. ( but, you can recharge up to 5 times before you have to recharge case) Other then that one con, I’m satisfied. You can’t go wrong with these earbuds. Give them a try!

This is best cheaper alternative to high-quality true wireless earphones/buds. Great sound(inc. bass)comparable to Beats ear buds and I recommend the JLAB Signature EQ, good battery life although not as long-lasting as my Powerbeats3, stays in my ears really well and surprisingly stays in comfortably when laying on my side, blocks out lots of noises thanks to optional cush fins while maintaining sensible safety for yourself when outside, great charging process(the proprietary charger cable plugs into a regular USB charge brick and JLab recommends 5v/1A such as the measly iPhone charger..glad I have tons of those hahah), seamless operation- automatically turns off when inserting in the charge case and turns on when taken out and you're able to control everything from it unlike the Airpods Pro. You can also manually turn it off if you don't intend to charge right away. I may have missed the rest of the pros that I actually meant to say lol. As for the cons, there are a few so far...the charger case is a bit slippery due to its use of cheap plastic, they look goofy at first but looks alright afterwards and it makes weird squeaking noise when adjusting in your ears(after I switched to the large cushion tips) With regards to the the range and quality of phone calls, still need to further use these to judge. Overall, I'd highly recommend these for fellow budget-minded folks out there.