Customer Ratings & Reviews

Battery only lasts 15 minutes in noise cancellation mode.

I did not like this at all the sound quality was bad. Applying to mind your ears were rough. And no I would never buy them again.

I am not happy with them They do not notify when I switch from one function to the next. I would return them but I waited too long and return window has closed. Also I have difficulty to getting to fit comfortably.

Don't do it!!! These are horrible. I purchased these 7/25/21 and let them charge until today 7/28/21. After 3 days of charging, I have 30% battery charge. Cannot deal with this. Will be returning ASAP.

Terrible product; both earbuds would only pair once. After multiple attempts & only one that would connect at a time, I returned the product to Best Buy.

Just what I was looking for. Works great where ever I am.

They dont stay in ear .. annoyed they were not on the cheaper side and store would take back

Product meets my needs greatly……………………………………..,,.,

Excellent product. So glad I purchased this item.

I’ve owned and reviewed many wireless headsets. In fact, I own the previous model of the Epic Air Sport ANC wireless earbuds. JLab makes great products at an affordable price, the Epic Air Sport ANC continues this tradition. Set up and app– Pairs easy as anything else Bluetooth these days. You should download the app first because the earbuds require an immediate firmware update. The app let’s you customize the controls, adjust the equalizer , update the earbuds and control the auto noise cancellation. Fit – I found the earbuds very comfortable and extremely secure. No matter how I moved around, they held fast. I like the around ear design that the JLab Epic Air Sport, it is far superior to Apple Airpods. Sound – For earbuds, I found the sound to be very good. Of course, they are not as good as over the ear head phones but the sound is rich, clear across lows , mids and highs. The auto noise cancellation seems to work but it is hard tell to what level. I did make a phone call while outside and the sound bi-directionally was clear. Quality and features – Wireless charging , long battery life, water and dust resistant, charging case, touch controls. Google Assistant activation – the list goes on . I’m not going to go over the nitty gritty features, you can see that in the Bestbuy description. Rest assured, it has all the features you will ever use. So is it worth it? Every penny, The Epic Air Sport ANC wireless earbuds are only $100. That is a lot of features and quality for something that is $150 less than Apple Airpods. I recommend completely, what a great value. This one is tough to beat.

lasted about 3 uses. Noice canceling barley worked. Now right ear bud just makes a squeeling noise. Beyond the time I can return it.

Worked great, but now I can’t charge them anymore. Has a weird non-standard USB charging case.

Stopped working after a month or so. Had to buy something else.

I decided to gift it to someone. They used it once and they said it would never charge again. What a waste of money. The wireless earbuds were dead after first use. Best Buy won't refund

(I received this product in exchange for my fair and unbiased review.) TL;DR - The JLab Audio Epic Air Sport ANC True Wireless Earbuds should be a truly great product, but for me they're merely "good enough". Sound quality is excellent, bass is very deep and treble is crisp and clear with some adjustment. Fitment worked well for my wife and my 8 year old, but my ears were just too large to get a good "seal" while using the ear clips to secure the buds to my ears no matter what size tips I used; if I didn't use the clips to secure the buds to my ears, I could get that "seal" and be rewarded with super-deep bass (below 20hz). Sound delay was not an issue with these buds, as games and videos played on my iPhone 11 had audio that kept pace with the video. If the ear clips were more adjustable, these would have become my go-to earbuds for everything but mowing the lawn. However, my fitment issue won't necessarily be your fitment issue. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Unboxing: After my last two JLab products I've reviewed, I was disappointed on how ungraceful the package opened, as in I had to destroy the box to open it. The biggest problem, as a customer, is if I were to open these on the way to the gym or a running path, I'd probably lose half of the ear bud tips to the floorboard of my car. First impressions and setup: The earbuds themselves and the charging case were as I expected from JLab - solidly built with a premium feel to them.all plastics are soft-touch. The earbuds did have a couple of stickers to remove from the charging contacts, but that was easy enough to take care of. They also went straight into paring mode the moment I removed one from the case; paring was as easy as any regular set of bluetooth headphones or earbuds, meaning I didn't need to mess with pairing each individual side. Once paired, you could leave either ear bud in the case and remove the other to listen to music in mono or take phone calls (keep in mind that having only one earbud on doesn't automatically switch your phone's music output to mono sound). Usage: Speaking of the earbuds and the charging case, magnets make it super easy to put the earbuds away. hold each one slightly over the case and a magnet will pull it down into the case to charge. One thing that wasn't aesthetically pleasing about the charge process is the PWM light controllers - the things that make the lights fade in and out - were totally different between the earbuds and the charge case, where you could see flicker in the charge case's lights but not in the earbuds' lights. Nothing to take points off for, just something I noticed., So for the part you all came for - the sound quality. OOB, I found the default setting a little too harsh in the high-end. However with the JLab Air ANC app, you can adjust between 4 programmable EQ settings. I found that after tuning out the higher treble settings manually that I could get a nice, smooth sound out of the Epic Airs. I also found that no matter how loud I turned my phone up, I could crank the bass and get no discernible distortion from EDM/techno tracks though Apple Music or from my private collection of ALAC converted from FLAC. Other music also sounded great, from metal and hard rock to hip-hop to classical and even to country. So what about the active noise cancelling and BeAware modes? Both work pretty well. Not to the level of high-end headphones, but for what these are, it's more than good enough. ANC was able to silence crickets, cicadas, and frogs. BeAware could actually amplify sounds when set to maximum. The fact that ANC and BeAware are both adjustable with a slider is a win in my book; many other products with noise cancelling don't allow you to set it to the level you want in to be, which is sometimes all or nothing. BeAware also wins because you won't need to take your earbuds out to listen to those around you, meaning you won't need to adjust your earbud as you put it back in. And about battery life? JLab claims the Epic Airs last up to 70 combined hours - 15 hours for the earbuds themselves and another 55 hours when using the charging case. Using the active noise cancelling feature, I found that 3 and a half hours of use lead to my iPhone reporting the earbuds had 60% battery life left. Charging both earbuds from 60% wasn't enough for the charge case to report less than 4 lights worth of battery out of 4 lights. Charing the charge case is also pretty simple - if you don't have a Qi charger, just plug the integrated USB able into any charger, any way you want to - the USB plug is reversible. Issues: The only problem I had with the Epic Airs was proper fitment. While I did find tips that would hold security in my ear canals (the large size), I couldn't get the ear clips to hold properly so I could use these for their intended purpose - getting up and being active. With the ear clips behind my ears, the tips that go into my ear canals wouldn't seal properly, which led to a lot of bass not happening (Davey504 would be disappointed). I did let my wife and my 8 year old try these out, however; they both didn't have the same fitment issues I had. Ear clips that rotate and the earbud wings that other JLab products use would have solved this issue, though the rotatable clips would have made these earbuds fragile. Also, the "Cloud" earbud tips these come with feel extremely fragile, in that I thought I was going to rip them when installing them, let alone removing them. If I wore them without using the clips, however, the ear tips could do their job and I was rewarded with thunderous bass. Closing: JLab's Epic Air Sport ANC True Wireless earbuds are almost epic. The audio quality is epic. The build quality is great. The fitment is good if you don't have big ears. All in all, I can recommend these but I'll warn the taller people or those born with large ears to check your fitment before the return period expires.

Regularly fails with iPhone. Ear piece isn’t adjustable. Been trying to make them work and now can’t return. Works now and then but not consistently.

I ordered these December 22, it's now January 29 and only one earbud charges. They only intermittently work. Battery life is poor, maybe 4-5hrs. These aren't worth the price.

Not very good sound quality or comfort, not worth the money

terrible terrible terrible terrible terrible terrible

I would not purchase. the Earbuds do not pair easily together.