Customer Ratings & Reviews

My first ones ever and I don't need no more, those are perfect, the bass powerfull and Cristal clear sound, battery lasts all day, great great.

My boyfriend bought me these for school as I was really struggling with excessive noise when trying to study. Now I can play relaxing music and block out sound around me. The battery life is great for me, and the case charges really quick. These are a great affordable option!

I just got these today and so far I like them, I always have issues finding earbuds to fit in my left yet either too small to big, the noise canceling and pass-through in my opinion are good. The audio is great. 10\10 would recommend.

First pair of earbuds I've ever purchased. Took me a min to figure them out but i love them. Great quality at a reasonable price. I would definitely recommend these jvc earbuds, you won't regret it.

Good earbuds for the price. Used for light pc gaming and zoom calls and low latency and good noise-cancelling.

I’ve had my pair since Aug and i totally love them, The battery life is great!btw don’t drop them they will brake I’m currently looking for a new pair of earbuds

These pair of headphones are good compared to what I used to have and cheaper too.

My first experience with wireless earbuds. I am very pleased with the JVC earbuds. I figured they must be good because my local store was sold out and nearby stores only had one left. They work very well with my recently purchased fitness watch which stores music.

I wamted to LOVE these earbuds so much. I purchased these and another brand after doing extensive research. I bought these for someone who works in a noisy environment and the noise cancellation feature was my primary focus. So after reading reviews I decided these would be a match. They are reasonably priced, a good fit, and holds a charge. However, after trying to have conversations being on the receiving end of these earbuds I'm noticing the noise cancellation feature leaves much to be desired. I'm not sure if I purchased a defective pair or what but the noise cancellation has not been good.

It is super light and easy to use. No app needed, and easy to charge since I'm androird. I cant really tell much about the noise canceling but doesnt bother me. I watch shows with it.

I've been testing the JVC compact true wireless earbuds (Model HA-A30T) for the last week. Overall, they are a good set of earbuds. This is the first set of earbuds that I have used that don't have an App to control them. Controlling the earbuds is performed by tapping the buds. For example, a long press of the left bud allows you to change sound fields from bass to flat. A long tap on the right-side switches from noise cancelling to transparency mode. There are other things these earbuds can do which you usually find on more expensive buds such as low latency mode, and microphone muting. However, I wasn't able to figure out how to enable those modes because the instruction sheet doesn't tell you how to use them. As for performance, they sound excellent. The vocals are clear, the mids feel full, and the bass is nice and punchy. Bluetooth connection was good. The buds connected almost instantly but every now and then I would notice some stuttering and timing issues while listening to music. The battery life is excellent. JVC advertises 21 hours and I easily got a over a weeks’ worth of use from them. Also, I didn't notice any idle drain from the battery housed inside the case. Which is great because there's nothing more disappointing than picking up your earbuds and finding out the batteries are empty after a long period of not using them. Another, thing I like about these buds is their size. The buds and case are both small, lightweight, comfortable and are very inconspicuous. With that said, if you are looking for a small, stylish and affordable set of earbuds that are comfortable and have excellent sound and great bass these JVC earbuds will meet your expectations.

They are ok not the worst not the best they do work very well but I wish I could tell when they are going to die or the battery percentage. Haven’t tried them for pole dancing yet which is why I bought them but they do tend to fall out kinda

Work very well. Connectivity and volume is great. Just dont loose a ear bud

I didn’t hesitate to buy this when I saw it on sale. JVC always makes a good quality sound. I love it and I would recommend this.

Great product. Easy connection great sound. Awesome price.

I actually loved these. Honestly they might not be the most teched out pair of earbud but they are heavy hitters in their own right. I feel like you might not even be able to tell the difference with some top tier earbuds. ANC is not as strong but for the money that you are spending on it it really is a nice feature that JVC included. Also they are really compact and comfortable for all day use.

Very poor sound quality. The noise canceling is almost halfway decent but when you put them in aware mode, it basically just lowers the volume almost all the way. The buds and case are really tiny. I feel like I'm gonna lose them easily. Not worth the money. If they were 10 dollars, i would've rated higher.

I was excited to get my hands on a pair of the JVC HA-A30T True Wireless Earbuds. I’ve been using a few other products for work and at home, but I seem to have trouble finding a comfortable pair that will last and won’t cost an arm and a leg. I took these JVC’s to work and planned on using them for music and video conferencing. Getting setup on a laptop was easy enough and only took a few minutes. The sound quality on music is good an about what you’d expect at the price point. Audio is clear, mids and highs aren’t muddy, and bass is a little lackluster. No real surprises, but when you want a solid and reasonably priced pair of wireless earbuds, that’s not a bad thing! I did notice one strange mistake – for some reason when you adjust the latency modes the unit very clearly says “low ratency” instead of “low latency”. I’m not sure if that’s a regional language mistake but it seems like an odd thing to get by QC. The ear buds are small and light weight. JVC claims they can get around 21 hours with the included charging case and I can’t complain. I easily get through and entire workday, drop them in the case and use them again the next day. I can usually get through about a week without having to charge the case, but keep in mind I don’t have them running for a full 8-hour shift. Your mileage may vary . All in all, exactly what I was looking for in a pair of work earbuds.

Reading the reviews, I think some people expect an awful lot from a pair of Bluetooth earbuds at this low price point. I am very impressed. I was really quite surprised by the sound quality. Audiophiles will find them a bit too bright, but they are extremely clear, with decent if not outstanding bass, and are quite listenable for music. Do they match my wired Sennheisers? Of course not, but I still like listening with them. Far better than my Sony noise cancelling headset, and that cost more than twice as much. I've not had the opportunity to really check out the noise cancelling yet. I buy these mostly for air travel and the like, where I just can't hear properly otherwise. I expect they'll do fine; just haven't been in a very noisy environment with them yet. One reviewer seemed to expect the mike to be noise cancelling too. I would not expect that; that's a more complex feature you just aren't going to find at this price. The published battery lifetime is a little misleading. It includes not just the lifetime of the earbuds, but the extra capacity stored in the case. That requires pausing to recharge the earbuds though. Actual estimate of the earbuds alone is 7 hours with noise cancelling on. Still long enough for me. And I do really like that you can charge the case and have it available to recharge the earbuds while travelling without having an external power source. The included instruction sheet is laughably incomplete, but the full manual is available online. Everything is controlled by a series of taps on the surface of one earbud or the other. A little hard to remember at first, but I'll get used to it. They do include voice confirmation of some functions, so that helps. Finally, they fit my ears and stay put better than any other earbuds I've had. That's subjective of course, everyone's ears are different, but they do include 3 different size pads. So perfect? Nooo, but I'd still be happy with them at 2 or 3 times the price I paid.

I developed a problem with my audiophile class earbuds, but was able to have them serviced. In the mean time I only needed a replacement set for week or so, so I searched for a low to Mod-price model. These JVC buds are more than adequate. Easy connectivity, although they do drop out on occasion, and solid battery life for t he buds and the charger. Sounds quality is better than expected. Can be a bit weak at higher frequencies, sort of tinny, not very discreet, but the bass was solid and overall they sound like a lot of $100 mid range models. Not premium but not throw away a either. I would highly recommend these for pod casts, news and audiobooks, or as a quick stand in for music when needed.