JVC - Marshmallow True Wireless Headphones - Black

It has a very clear and impactful sound, with enough volume to drown out background noise. However, this device under performs when it comes to music that has a significant amount of base.

they work really good. sound is good.little big for my ears but still works good

For the price you get alot of premium features like Auto turn on, auto pairing, noise canceling, easy one touch settings, magnetic charging case, independent usage, and more. The sound is good to great for an in ear

The JVC HAA18TB Earbuds are a serious contender at the price point they are being sold at, simple as that I jnow what youbare reading these reviews for, are they loud? How do they fit? How is the bass? And last, how long does the battery last? I am about to give you the results of my testing and comparison to my favorite earbuds First, the reason for 4 instead of 5 stars is simply because no matter the rubber adapter for my ear, they do ot stay in, the shape does not work for my ears but does for my wife. With that said, I do still use these for things like mowing, desk work and just relaxing. I use earbuds almost 24/7 due to a major ear defect I have that causes tinnitus at a high level almost my entire life. As for the bass, they hit real nice but are definitely fake tuned to give more bass than you need. I actually adjusted the bass way down on my equalizer on my phone, tablet and PC to compensate and boom, great sounds all around after that. The mids are clear, not muddy at all, and the highs are crisp and clean with a tad sound blurriness past 12k hz, for the price, I can 100% expect and accept this tiny downfall. Are they loud? Heck yes they are loud, especially in my wife's ears as they sit in much farther and seal up to the outside world better she cannot wear them at full volume. The sound will get distorted at high volumes, its not hard to find their threshhold and pass that, so be careful. The battery is amazing, period. I can go a week on a case charge and still have some left over. I wear them about 4 hours a day, so the advertised battery level, depending on your volume, last well over that number for me. Would I buy them at retail or sale price? At retail without a doubt, on sale, I will pick up an extra set for my wife and for me. I can 100% recommend these but make sure to try all the adapters right away and find the right fit, just in case your ears are shaped weird like mine. As for comparing to my $230 earbuds, they acrually throw a good fight with them besides the comfort and fit. The sound is close but well more defined on my expensive set. I hope you ejoy your JVC earbuds, they will be a great purchase for most people.

The Marshmallow True Wireless headphones come packaged with several sets of ear caps (3 silicone, 2 memory foam), a USB-C charging cable and a charging case. To get started with them, you simply pull the tabs off of the earbuds, place them in the charging case to activate them, and remove them to pair them to your device. Because these are rated as ‘low latency’ they are supposed to be good for gaming. I tested them by listening to several tracks of music on my iPhone 14 Pro. Comfort: The headphones are comfortable. They are very lightweight so you barely notice them. I did feel as though they stuck out from my ears quite a bit, but they never felt insecure to me. I ended up using the small silicone ear tips. I did try the small memory foam tips, but they seemed to just push the earbuds out of my ears. I’m not sure if I would be comfortable wearing these earbuds for long periods of time, but they weren’t uncomfortable for the hour or so that I wore them for testing. Sound Quality: I found the sound quality to only be average. There is no active noise cancelling but the earbuds do a good job with basic sound isolation. I wasn’t able to hear much around me when music was playing at full volume. That said, if a music track was quiet, I could hear ambient noises creep through. I was able to hear music clearly, but the low-end was lacking. I have a playlist designed around different types of music and everything just fell flat to me. Ease of Use: The headphones are very easy to use. They have basic touch controls embedded into the earbuds themselves with each individual earbud controlling different functions. As I mentioned there is no ANC or other special features that are built into the earbuds so you really just get play/pause, advance, volume up and down as the controls. Value: Since True Wireless earbuds can cost three times more than these Marshmallow headphones do I would say these are a good value. They are simple, basic wireless earbuds with an average sound quality.