Customer Ratings & Reviews

These are good budget friendly earbuds. Good sound quality, small enough to carry around , pretty colors, easy charging. My negatives are - falls out the ear while working out or any activity, cannot connect to multiple devices if it’s connected to 1( comparing to the seamless transition from AirPods- iPhone to iPad, Mac) Overall it’s a good purchase.

These earbuds have great battery life. The sound is fantastic and highly optimized FOR THE PRICE, if you want better sound you have to pay more. They stay in your ears comfortably and stably. They charge pretty quick, and the built in charger within the case reduces wire clutter.

These are decent earphones, with a nice sound quality. The life is 8 hours, given the price is really good. The plastic quality kind a gives it a feel of being cheap earphones. You should be able to see that in third picture.

I've had these for two years now. They are holding up well and are my buds for the gym. For cheap earphones they sound good but they won't charge in the case sometimes, even when the case is fully charged. They're not 100 percent reliable when you need them. You'll need patience and will need to make sure they're full a few hours before the gym.

Got it as a back up and they were on sale so I was curious, surprisingly they sound good but it just hurts my ears after using them for maybe an hour or so, I think they’re too big for me. Battery life is great. I just use them maybe once a week.

great battery life, only use them 15-30min a day. The sound quality could be better but for 25 Bucks what could you expect.

They are small and convenient which is good compare to the overhead ones. JLab-Go has good base to them as well as quality too. It is within a reasonable price if you can't afford expensive ones.

Easy to pair and use. Sound quality is lacking but at this price point you obviously wont be getting the highest standard. Not a fan of how long it takes to start up every time I want to use them but maybe I'm just impatient. Not bad for when you need a quick, cheap pair when your old ones break.

Good battery but I have trouble connecting sometimes.

I like them but it’s not loud enough for me for what I do outside

WEBSITE IS WRONG!!! These are now have a USB c charging cord, not regular USB. Went to the store and all they have is USB c. Very annoying!

My main headphones are my Sony XM3. When I don’t want to lug around those monstrosities I want something small and portable. The kids have the airpods 2 and pro (those sound 10x better but 10x price). I chose the jlab go air pop true wirless due to their 32+ hour claim. They lasted all day but cannot confirm the 32 hours as they do recharge when I put them back in the case. Speaking of charging I have come to dislike the attached charging cable. Jlab just put a usb-c port under there please. Sound was just okay. No bass what so ever even though package says “bass boost” on it. I normally don’t like in ear headphones but these did not bug me and they fit good. Almost forgot at times I had them in. Music sounds flat. Youtube videos sounded okay. For the price they are a great backup for travel or public transportation. The low cost won’t get you to upset if you lose them. Connects fast to both my iphone and android tablet. Can use 1 or both earpieces at a time. They are also L/R marked. No mobile app available to custom tune the sound. They do just work though. Voice lets you know when bluetooth connected and battery full. Charging LED. Mic is decent. Can hear background noise and whistling noise at time. My voice sounds like I am in a small room.

Good sound, stay in my ears, but the tap settings I find slightly difficult to use and the music does not pause when you take them out of your ears :(

The battery last a decent time, the sound is ok, it does not block surrounding noises great and they are not comfortable to try to lay down/sleep with. That was one of the main reason I purchased. I could have cheaper ones that are just as decent as these. They are not horrible, not any better the $8 ones I got from another store

Having lost my $200 pair of Jabra ear buds I needed something quick to use at the gym. These were $20 and although they feel like $20 ear buds, the sound quality is quite good. The controls on the buds to raise or lower the volume, change tracks, etc., aren't as sharp as one would hope, and more often than not I end up not getting the result I'm looking for. For example tapping once in the right bud should raise the volume (which is a neat feature) but it's inconsistent. Same with "track back" by holding the left bud for 1 second, it only seems to start the current track over from the beginning. I haven't tried this with phone calls yet, but hoping the sound quality is the same. There doesn't appear to be any noise cancelling feature (and for $20 I really wasn't expecting it), but that might be the difference in a good phone call experience. I've so far only wore these for about half an hour but they are light enough that they are pretty comfortable and don't feel like they're going to fall out. The case is very light weight plastic, and has a built-in charging cable that is a) is only USB (and a bizarre one at that), and b) very short (1.5 inches maybe)

Battery life and listening quality is good for the price. Beware, it has a USB-C cable therefore you'll need a USB-C brick, adapter, or another way to charge it.

These JLab earbuds are pretty solid for the price. They’re affordable, easy to set up, and the sound quality is decent for everyday use. I like that they’re lightweight and comfortable enough for workouts. However, I did run into an issue at the gym. On my second use, the music kept randomly stopping, which was frustrating during my workout. It kind of breaks your focus when you have to keep adjusting or restarting them. Overall, they’re good if you’re on a budget, but I’m not sure I’d rely on them for consistent performance during workouts.

The JLab Go Air POP wireless earbuds sound really good for the buck. However, they're also very annoying to deal with. Unlike my other wireless earbuds they don't automatically join my phone when I get them out of the charging case. Then for some reason they don't pair with each other when I do get them turned on. After that each ear piece connects separately to my phone meaning only one of them works. After that I have to put them back in the case and hit each one 7 times and get them out again. That doesn't always fix the issue. At this point I would rather have a wired bluetooth set of earbuds. Maybe I have a bad set or I just haven't figured out the correct steps to get them set up for connection every time I get them out. Either way it's just a hassle to deal with. Good thing I only paid $13 for them.

They lasted longer than any headphones ive ever had battery wise and had great sound quality but only lasted about a week before just not working. The case charges but the headphones don’t charge or turn on in general. I haven’t dropped them or got water on them or anything so i can only assume it’s a manufacturing error. I also had some trouble with getting both sides connected but they connected perfectly after the little struggle

Sound, which is why you buy headphones, isn't bad, though a bit muffled for listening to spoken word. Music is better. But that assumes you're able to get the darned things out of their case. They're slippery, and sit very deep in their wells, with not much protruding above to get a hold on. Then, if and when I'd succeed, they'd often squirt out of my hands. Just not worth the trouble. Such a dumb design and so easy for manufacturer to fix.