Customer Ratings & Reviews

JLab Go Air Pop Wireless earbuds have the best sound. They are small and easy to use. They are the go to for music and running. They are a great value. I highly recommend

I picked up these JLabs after having some issues with my AirPods Pro, and figured I’d find a cheap replacement until I can get my AirPods fixed. I know it’s not fair to compare the two, but unfortunately those are the only other earbuds I’ve owned, lol. First off, I will say that the value of these JLab earbuds is excellent! I got them on sale for $13, but even at a regular price of $20, you can’t go wrong with the features and the audio quality. You can simply tap on the earbuds to control things like volume, track selection, and EQ modes, which is pretty cool. The audio quality seems pretty good to me. Of the three EQ modes that are available, I’m stuck between JLab Signature and Balanced. I like the punchy bass of the JLab Signature, but the vocals do sound a little muffled, IMO. The Balanced mode has better clarity, but lacks that aforementioned bass. There’s also Bass Boost, but I don’t like a ton of bass, so I won’t use that mode. The thing I really don’t like about these earbuds is the fit. I feel like these earbuds are more intrusive than the AirPods Pro. I have sensitive/problem ears and these earbuds make me feel a little dizzy because it feels like my ears are totally plugged. I’ve tried the different ear tips, but it’s the same with all of them. I think I don’t have this problem with my AirPods because they compensate for this with the vents and features like Transparency mode and ANC. Overall, I think these are great as a starter pair of earbuds or maybe a backup pair, especially for the price. I will probably keep these as a backup pair at work, but I definitely won’t be wearing them for long periods.

Second time purchasing this brand and type of headphone. I like the for and ease of use/features especially the built in charging wire. Each headphone can be used independently of the other so one can charge while you still listen which is important to me as I like to listen to music, podcasts, and watch content 24/7. Pairs easily as well.

Sound is good, size is great, it connected good with no problems

For the price I paid, Im blown away with the quality and sound of these earbuds. Here I was, spending 100s of dollars on other earbuds when Jlab Air Pop is just as good. Wish it had wireless charging or even a charge port on the case vs. a cord, but its not a complete show stopper.

Best $30 I've ever spent. Use these daily. Great sound. Great volume. Perfect bass. Super long battery life. Can use them for 3-4 full days without plugging in the case to recharge it.

Bought these as cheap backup earbuds and they actually sound better than I expected. Bass is decent and voices are clear for podcasts. Battery life is pretty good for something this small. The case is tiny which is nice for pockets. Pairing with my phone was easy too. They’re not going to compete with premium earbuds obviously, but for the price they’re honestly hard to beat.

Great wireless earbuds for the price. I bought these for my 10 year old daughter with two goals: 1) to allow her to listen to her phone without annoying the rest of us, and 2) to help block out some of the crowd noise at athletic events we attend, as this can be somewhat overwhelming to her. These earbuds have succeeded at both of these goals. They paired flawlessly with her iPhone, the batteries last as long as needed, and the changeable fittings allowed her to get a snug fit in her ear so they don't fall out. A funny story to put the icing on this 5-star review cake: She apparently has never listened to music in stereo, because we're sitting quietly in the kitchen and she was listening to Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody. Suddenly, she jumps up with an astonished look on her face and shouts, "Dad!! It's jumping back and forth through my head!! This is amazing!!" And she even likes the color.

Were great and fit my ear perfectly. Had no problems with sound and connectivity to my phone.

Bought for my daughter to go with a Bluetooth MP3 player - the sound is great, it's easy to pair with other devices, and the case charges them while on the go - the case has a built-in charger cable so it's one less thing to lose or keep track of. So far so good! She loves them and they seem to stay in place even while shes jumping on the trampoline or dancing.

Easy to set up. Stay in my ears better than air pods. Very cheap for the quality. 3 sound settings, that all sound good. S,M,L size gels. Easy decision

I like my budget earbuds. Had a 40$ pair last, did the job. Just wound up losing both of em after a year. I'm not a fan of Jlab, and their touch activated controls for all their stuff. But at 20$, I had to check them out. Form factor for case and buds are fine, nice and small. Sound is fine. I'm not a sound enthusiast, I just listen to podcasts and Youtube. Nothing bad here, as good as my last pair, if not a bit better. Zero issue connecting them to my phone. Range not the best, but rarely a problem for me. The real standout of this one is the battery life, especially for the price. My last paired lasted about 4-5 hours, each bud. This one? One bud [left] lasted for almost 8 hours, pretty much my full work shift. Changed them out, and within 20 minutes, maybe less, that one was already back up to 100%. (I switched back to left to have my right ear free while working in my home office, due to home layout) Absolutely impressive, especially for 20$.

Great sound. Nice smooth bass, crisp highs, mids are slightly scooped (which is a sound profile I enjoy). They get louder than the Apple Airpod Pros that I own. They stay in and do a good job isolating despite not having ANC. Great for the price.

I have literally purchased over five of these earbuds cause I always lose one. These earbuds are by fired the nicest earbuds I’ve ever had. Good sound quality the only thing I don’t like is that you gotta be careful on the phone call because if you touch the earbud during a phone call, it will hang up other than that. The price will make you think they don’t work when I’m gonna tell you these are the best you will ever have it’s crazy how cheap they are. What I’ve been using these earbuds for almost a year and a half now and I’m super satisfied. I just need to stop losing one, but this a 10 out of 10 must buy.

First pair of wireless earbuds...i am impressed with the sound, the fit...they don't fall out. They recharge in the case...i have used several hours a day for two or three weeks and have not had to connect to an electical outlet to recharge. At $20...a great value. Has changed my expetience with earbuds. Would recommend them highly.

We needed two sets of wireless ea buds for a recent 16 day trip to the west coast and Hawaii after forgetting our buds at home. Shopped Best Buy San Francisco and got these for a good price. They paired easily with our phones and tablets and sounded pretty good for their price. 100% happy.

I usually don’t care to write a review but I just had to. My experience with these are phenomenal. Sound cancellation to perfection. The bass for music is A+++ … it doesn’t take long to charge. The charger being connected to the box is also a plus for me. I have so many cords to keep up with and I don’t have to worry about that. Just get it!!

Great sound quality, excellent battery life and easy pairing to devices.

I own a wide range of earbuds, bluetooth, true wireless, wired and otherwise. These guys aren't the best, but they aren't the worst either. They're good... Just good... Also do be careful when picking these out. The website doesn't clearly mark this, but these specific ones are the "Go Air POP+" which is an updated version that has slightly more battery life and a usb C connection instead of a usb A connection. Just double check the package to make sure you have the +. Packaging is to be expected, cheap and recyclable. The case is rather tiny which is a huge plus. It can easily fit in any pocket, including that tiny one in most jeans. Sound quality is okay enough. You can hear the music or podcast you need to hear and honestly, that's all you really need. You can sync these to the JLab app just in case you need to tune the sound profile, but the JLab signature works fine for me and I would assume most people. They last about an average shift and can last longer with the charging case, but just keep in mind of the unusual way they charge since you'll need a usb c port for the cable on the case to plug into. If you have a handy wall wart or usb c charging bank that will do. Long story short? At $25 normally these are a great steal. I wouldn't say these are throwaway buds you could easily take anywhere or keep as spares because they actually sound good, but you won't be too upset if they break or get dropped. Not to mention that you can catch these on sale and pay even less. Basically think of these as dual purpose, you can easily use these as daily buds, but more than likely these can act as spares if your main buds run out of battery or you happened to forget them and these are in some side pocket of your bag.

If you told me five years ago that my favorite pair of headphones would cost under $100, I would’ve laughed. Then I met JLab. I picked up the JLab JBuds Air after reading a few glowing reviews — and now, I get it. These headphones pack an impressive punch, balancing performance, price, and practicality better than most premium brands I’ve tried. First off, sound quality. It’s rich, dynamic, and surprisingly bass-heavy — perfect for everything from podcasts to bass-thumping playlists. And with JLab’s EQ3 Sound built-in, switching between Signature, Balanced, and Bass Boost modes is just a few taps away — no app needed. I can tailor the sound to whatever I’m listening to, without fiddling with third-party settings. Then there’s the comfort. These earbuds are feather-light and stay snug even during long runs or work sessions. The included gel tips give a personalized fit, and the IP55 rating means they can handle sweat, rain, and gym abuse without skipping a beat.