Customer Ratings & Reviews

I love the design which is the reason why I brought them. Sound quality is nice. If I have my volume all the way, I can't hear the people around me. Battery life is amazing. The case fits easily in my pocket but i want to get a cover that attaches to my purse. There are two things that compells me to score this product a four instead of a five. 1. The size of buds a little big for my ears however the shape is perfect. They hurt my ears but they do slip out ever time i make a sudden movement or bend. 2. The volume is confusing. If the tap the buds a certain amount of times it controls the volume but my phone also controls the volume. Whereas my phone controls how well i hear things and the tapping controls the mic sound. How am I supposed to know if the mic is loud enough?

I picked up the JVC Gumy True Wireless Earbuds, and I’m seriously impressed! The sound quality is awesome for the price, and they fit so comfortably. Perfect for my daily walks and binge-watching sessions. If you’re looking for great value without breaking the bank, these are definitely worth checking.

I got these headphones because the kind that stick into my earhole are uncomfortable. These are comfortable enough, though one always falls out when I smile. That might just be a problem with the way my face is shaped. They paired just fine with my phone and the sound quality is also fine, though sometimes there's an odd, echo-like sound that I can detect in the background that becomes distracting. My biggest issue with them is, believe it or not, the smell. The headphones and the little case have an overwhelming metallic/chemical odor that I can smell while I'm wearing them and the scent also sticks to my hands after I handle them. It's unpleasant, to say the least.

Easy to set up, decent sound, didn't quite fit my ear comfortably.

Sound is great but had trouble keeping them in my ears

Can’t beat the price & superb sound! What a combo! Fits my ears perfectly, it doesn’t fall while I run and the sound is so clear. Highly recommended!

This is good with the bass and sound quality but theres a bit of delay that's annoying but otherwise it's fine

Great sound, clear sound, feels good on ear and easy to install on ears.

They fit a bit awkwardly and can fall out but 20 bucks is 20 bucks hey hey

For the price they aren’t bad. Easy to connect and sound okay. I don’t like how easy they start and stop playing with a light accidental tap.

The headphones work well at a decent price. Comfort could be better as it does not include different size sets of tips

They are comfortable ans can be worn working out. The only issue they don't get realty loud.

Black Friday deal need a pair of earbuds got them for a good price

These earphones work great for the price. They could fit a little better but other than that I'm satisfied with the sound quality.

The JVC True Wireless Earbuds (HA-A3T) offer a budget-friendly option for those seeking wireless audio solutions. Priced at $19.99, they provide features such as Bluetooth 5.1 connectivity, an IPX4 water resistance rating, and a total battery life of up to 22 hours with the charging case.  Sound Quality: Users have noted that the sound quality is satisfactory for the price point. The earbuds deliver clear audio with decent bass, making them suitable for casual listening. However, some users have reported that the audio can be somewhat thin and bright, lacking depth in the bass frequencies.  Comfort and Fit: The earbuds come with multiple ear tip sizes, ensuring a better fit for various users. While many find them comfortable for extended use, others have experienced issues with the earbuds staying securely in place during activities. It’s advisable to try different ear tip sizes to achieve optimal comfort and stability.  Battery Life: With a total battery life of up to 22 hours (including the charging case), these earbuds are suitable for daily use without frequent charging. The earbuds themselves offer up to 7 hours of continuous playback, and the charging case provides an additional 15 hours. A quick charge feature offers 1.5 hours of playback with just a 15-minute charge.  Connectivity and Features: Equipped with Bluetooth 5.1, the earbuds ensure a stable connection within a range of up to 30 feet. They are compatible with voice assistants like Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa, adding convenience for users. Touch controls allow for easy management of calls, music playback, and volume adjustments.  Durability: The IPX4 water resistance rating means the earbuds can withstand sweat and light splashes, making them suitable for workouts and outdoor activities. However, they are not waterproof and should not be submerged in water.  Conclusion: The JVC True Wireless Earbuds (HA-A3T) are a cost-effective choice for those seeking basic wireless earbuds with satisfactory sound quality and essential features. While they may not offer premium audio performance or advanced features like active noise cancellation, they provide good value for their price point. Potential buyers should consider their specific needs and preferences, especially regarding fit and audio expectations.

These JVC Earbuds are no frill. They don’t have ear wings or foam/rubber ear tips, no sound isolation or active noise cancellation, no mobile app and very limited documentation is supplied with the earbuds. What they do have is a minimalistic design that sits or basically hangs comfortably in my ears. The audio quality is surprisingly nice for earbuds in this price range. The bass isn’t the strongest but the mids and highs sounded bright and clear. You can use these earbuds singularly or as a pair. Although the supplied documentation doesn’t mention it anywhere I was able to use these for answering phone calls and the audio quality and microphone worked reasonably well. Also I found that I could access Siri by tapping and holding the left earbud until I heard beep. In the fine print of the supplied documentation there is a url listing where you can access the on-line user manual which has adequate instructions on phone call control and accessing a virtual assistant. When you remove the earbuds from the case the LED on the earbud flashes rapidly showing that they are in pairing mode. You then pair them using the Bluetooth settings on your mobile device. Once paired the LED flashes at a slower rate showing they are connected. They can only pair with a single device so you need to disconnect from one device before you connect to a new one. There is also voice indicators telling you when the earbuds are turned on/off, when they are ready to pair and when they are connected/disconnected. They have an IPX4 rating so its safe to use them for exercising. The buttons on each earbud are touch sensitive and are easy to engage. Each earbud has an LED to indicate that its charging when in the case. The case has LEDs to indicate the power level and a USB-C cable is included to charge the case. It takes about two hours to fully charge the earbuds and about three hours to charge the case. The earbuds should last about 7.5 hours per charge and the case should provide two additional full charges so you can get about 22 hours of use between having the recharge the case. Overall as inexpensive true wireless earbuds these performed well but the lack of features may limit their value to some users.

I bought these after I lost my JLAB Go Air POPs while drunkenly riding an Amtrak train. Heading into Best Buy to get some replacements, I happened upon these at the same price of $25. As a fan of Apple-style half-in earbuds, I picked these up since they were the only wireless earbuds I'd seen at this price point that use that style (in-ears are uncomfortable for me). My loss is your gain, as I can compare them to the JLABs. This is a solid product. Sound quality and range both seem to be pretty good for the price point. Battery life is good: will use them for music and calls for approximately 9 hours straight, only charging for five minutes at a time maybe 3 or 4 times throughout while I'm eating or need a break, and they've never dropped below half. The charging case is well built, though it is a bit larger than JLAB's and lacks an integrated charging cable. The fit of the earbuds themselves is decent, but doesn't approach that of Apple's half-in design. In regular conditions, these fit into my ears without excessive looseness. However, I've found prolonged use does sometimes cause a bit of soreness (though I do tend to clench my jaw, so make of that what you will). Furthermore, I cannot recommend these for athletic use - I can't rightly explain why, but sweat and movement make these slip out way more easily than Apple's half-ins. The only other con that comes to mind for me is one shared with the JLAB POPs - if no media is playing, the earbuds will get confused after some time and begin to beep, which I assume is them reconnecting. Fortunately, unlike the JLABs, this is just a beeping noise and not an annoying voice repeatedly chanting 'Connected!'. Four stars for being a well-priced product that does what it's meant to well. The one subtracted star is because it just falls short of perfect on a couple of areas. Well worth the buy if you're not ready to shell out north of of $50 or $100 for similar wireless half-ins.

These sounded much better than another brand that cost 3x more. I found the touch functions on the earbuds a challenge. With practice, I expect they would get better, but every time I adjusted them, they turned off, paused, changed volume, skipped to next song, etc. I got the sound profile to change once and then could not get it to change again. I might've gotten better over time. Apparently I have unusual ear canals. I had to install them upside down from JVC's instructions (I have a pair from a different brand that I have to do the same thing). They were very tight in my ears. Uncomfortably tight. Too big, I guess, which is a bummer because there is a lot to love about the sound at this price point. If these fit you, you will be happy--good sound, good bass, good bang for the buck.

These headphones are comfortable and have a pleasant sound quality. They have some noise cancellation and a long battery life. They are easy to use and charge. Sometimes they lose connection or slip out of the ear. They are a good budget option. I rate them 4 stars out of 5.

Fantastic quality for the price. They fit well, and have good battery life. The charging case could be smaller, but I feel that it's nitpicky at this price point