Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is a nice versatile set of earbuds, at home and especially on the go. They are currently in use as I am writing this review. Bluetooth pairing went without a hitch and once you adjust the right size ear tips for your ears, there is a lot of natural noise cancellation. The buds come with 3 EQ settings but the JLab signature is so good that I don't even bother with the others. I wish this EQ setting was configured to all my other headphones. Maybe you can tinker with EQ settings yourself, but out of the box I love this setting for all my music genres with no need for me to personally adjust it any further. Tapping and holding the ends of the buds to select settings and functions works extremely well. Not perfect (never had a pair that senses all presses 100% of the time) but the best I've used so far. Calls are clear and you can use both as a pair or a single bud. I use these for work with a single bud and both for music and other media. They are comfortable for me, but ergonomics will depend on the individual. Charging is easy and doesn't take too long. The only thing I wish it had was an overall louder volume ceiling. The pair is not low sounding at all, I just wish it was a tad more loud. This is an overall great set of buds. With the JLab EQ setting particularly standing out.

I have always had trouble with earbuds- they don't stay in my ears! These are so comfortable. Very easy to pair with phone, laptop, etc. The sound is very good. I'm still learning the "touch commands" for the different settings (volume up, answer call, etc) Phone calls sound very good. Other person says it sounds like you are on speakerphone but that's fine. The distance is great! I left my phone in my room charging and walked out the front door and could still hear music. I had to walk pretty far down the driveway for it to start breaking up. They arrived fully charged so I was able to open the box and start using them.

They are really good deal for the price. They have good bass and sound quality. Battery life is good too. I watched a whole movie and a TV episode and still had power left. And they connect right away. My only complain is it falls out of my ear something when I turn my head or move around. Other than that, these are great. I compared these with my JVC HA-FX103M wired earbuds. Maybe because they're wired, the bass & sound quality are better in JVCs. But convenience wise, JLabs is the way to go. You would not be disappointed!

These are nice little wireless earbuds. I will also say that I never use earbuds since they never stay in my ears. These fit perfectly and stay in place extremely well. These do come with different sized tips for different fits. Both the earbuds and the charging case seem to be constructed well and feel like a nice quality product. These are very easy to pair and connect very well every time. The instructions are simple. It takes a little to remember the touch operations, but once you do, it becomes more fluid. The touch controls are responsive and placed perfectly for ease of use without having to think about it much. The sound could be a bit more full all around, but for the price point is not bad. There are 3 preset equalizer options to help accessible via touch option on the earbuds. Some neat features are the ability to dual connect so you can use one or both earbuds at a time, utilizing smart assistants with apple (siri) and android. These have a 2 year warranty, are sweat resistant, and come with a nice charging case. It would be nice if it came with a USB wall plug adapter, though. Battery life is good. It is pretty close to the 5 hour life for the buds. Overall, these are pretty nice earbuds at their price point. Just don't expect audio file level sound.

Summary: I really like these wireless earbuds. The quality is good, and they were ~$10 cheaper than the previous generation of this product. Most of the new/improved features are better than the earlier JLab Go earbuds (which I had for a couple years). Don't expect super high sound quality (like an over-the-ear headphones) but they work perfectly fine for listening to podcasts, audio books, and casual music listening. More details: * Connection to Right and Left Earbud: A new feature - connects (via Bluetooth) to both the Right and Left earbud. I sometimes use just one earbud (ex. when I ride my bike so I can still hear road sounds) and this allows me to use EITHER the left or right. Also, for long listens - when a single earbud battery dies you can pop in the other earbud. * Case: The case that holds the earbuds was updated. It's now open and has improved retention of the earbuds in the case. The old case had a flip top. I thought the ear buds would fall out of this case since there is no "lid". But the improved magnetic retention holds them in place. So far (after 2 months), the ear buds have never fallen out of the case - I've carried them in my computer case, coat pocket, pants pocket, etc. No issues. A couple small issues to be aware of: * Volume: They don't seem to be as loud as my old pair i.e. max volume. Ony an issue when I'm using them in a noisy environment like riding bike downhill fast or high ambient traffic noise. Not a showstopper but worth noting. * Fade In/Out: Occasionally the right and left earbud get out of a sync for a second or so - the sound dies in one earbud and then comes back. It's mildly annoying but not something that would keep me from buying them again. It seems to happen when the audio signal is sketchy so I suspect it has something to do with the separate Bluetooth connections for each earbud. My old JLab Go earbuds didn't do it (they used just one connection to the right earbud and then shared the signal from right to left earbud).

SOUND (3/5) The sound quality does leave a fair bit to be desired.I find their "signature" setting is best, and bass boost is ok, even the best setting isn't stellar. Their "balanced" setting is trash though. Super tinny and flat sounding. Cannot recommend that setting at all. Make no mistake, you're not getting hifi buds for $30. FORM FACTOR (4/5) The buds feel nice, fit well and are small. The case is just ok, no lid, but magnets hold it in pretty well. You can shake them out, but it takes a pretty deliberate, tough shake. A lid wouldve gotten it 5/5 because everything else feels good. I also like the built in USB charger on the bottom of the case. nice to not have to find a cord. BATTERY LIFE (5/5) Pretty solid compared to many other, nicer buds. Longer than airpods and other buds that are WAY more expensive. Case and buds carry something like 22 hours. Other notes: bluetooth v5, which is good. Allows for use of one bud at a time.Touch controls work well and there's quite a bevy of stuff you can do. The things that get it up to 4 stars are the facts that they're only $30. You can't really go wrong so they make great backups if you have nicer buds. They're IP44 rated so they should stand up to sweat when working out, which is also nice considering a lot of higher end ones aren't water resistant at all. I would recommend them, just don't expect to get audiophile sound. Have these be your workout buds that you leave in your gym bag and i think you'll be satisfied.

My wife wanted some affordable earbuds. I got her AirPods and she felt they were too large for her ears. We came across the JLab -Go Air and she noticed that they felt really good in her ears and still provided a real good sound. She opted for the smaller ear tips which felt really good in her ear and enjoyed how they lasted for over 15 hours before she needed to charge them again. Speaking of charging, the JLab Pro Air comes with the charging case that has a built in usb Charger, so you don’t need to have a separate usb cord to connect with. The only issue with this is that it is short. Overall, she is really pleased with these earbuds.

I've owned many wireless headsets through the years and I normally get the type that has a hook over the ear since I am relatively active. These headphones sound good and the battery is more than sufficient for my needs, but I can't get them to stay in my ear and am sure I will lose it one of these times when it falls out. Even if I am just sitting around, these fall out after a few minutes, so walking or running is not an option with these for me. As I mentioned, I usually buy the type that hook over the ear since I haven't found any in-ear headphones that stay in. Many of the headphones I've had in the past come with various size rubber fittings to try to get a tight fit...these do not. There is only one size that comes with these headphones. The other issue I had when using these was that the R/L is written very small on the case and I didn't notice that I had put the left earphone in the right holder and vice versa. I realized this when I tried to use them the next day and the batteries were completely drained. It would be helpful to have L/R designation a different color than the case so you can easily tell which is which...or ensure that the earphone won't fit in the wrong slot. It looked like it was magnetically seated when I put them in and they didn't fall out when I held the case upside down. I don't think this is a big deal as I would have gotten used to it over time. Overall, I would not recommend these since they kept falling out of my ear and I'm sure I will lose them if I ever went on a run with them.

So I bought these on sale because I’ve wanted some true wireless earbuds for a while but could never decide which ones to get. For less than $20 I thought I’d give these a try and for that price they have been great. Mainly I am using them at home when listening to podcasts or making phone calls so that my hands are free to do other things. They don’t work as far away from my phone as my old Sony Bluetooth headphones that had a cord between the buds but I like not having the cord around my neck now. I can still put my phone in my pocket if I have to walk up stairs or move further away. The connection has been decent and I’m happy with the sound quality. The volume may be a little low if you are planning on using them outside. Battery life has been fine and I like the convenience of the magnetic charge case. I just drop them in there when I’m not using them. So again for the price and my use case, they have been great. If I find myself trying to use them more outside where I might care about noise cancelling and louder volume, then I might spend more for a different pair.

Absolutly disgusted.this is how they came. Ripped packages the headphones work maybe 2 hours. Ive tried writing and calling and get the runaround.this was my first time ever doing best buy online and never again.

I should say upfront that I received the JLab - GO Air True Wireless In-ear Headphones for the purposes of providing an honest and unbiased review. And, at $30, I think they're good. I have way more expensive earbuds with fancy noise cancelling features, but, at the end of the day, I'll probably end up using these buds more. If they fall out or get lost, I'll just go to Best Buy and get another set. I had no connectivity issues; no static pops. I wish the buds put out a bit more volume, but at their current price, I think they're good earbuds. The buds are small. I included some pictures for scale. The earbuds come with three different pads. I found the default worked the best and stayed neatly in my ear. There's a white light on each bud. If they are in your ears and you aren't playing music, other people can see the white lights. There's a charging case. The earbuds are magnetically held into the case. However, I found that the case wasn't perfect. I accidentally knocked the case off the counter and the earbuds came out. The magnets do a pretty good job, but they aren't perfect. A lid for the case would have been a nice addition. Also, I struggle with getting the touch buttons to work as advertised. I could get the volume to go up and down and answer calls or pause / play music, but it wasn't perfect. But that's about all of my nitpicks. I wish the earbuds had fuller / louder sound, but at this price point, they sound pretty good. The touch controls are a bit frustrating and I wish the case had a lid, But outside of that, the earbuds worked well. I struggled with what star review to give these. But, I think these buds do what they set out to do. They provide good, clear audio in a small package and are relatively inexpensive. They stay in my ears better than buds that are nearly seven times more expensive. I hope some of these nitpicks are addressed in future versions of the earbuds, but for what they are, I like them.

I love these earbuds. For the price, you can’t beat them. Sound quality was surprising awesome and the connectivity is solid. I’ve only had skipping when there’s interference from other things, which is pretty rare. I thought the battery life would be a problem (I use them just about all day while working and lounging), but they’ve done really well. I just pop them into the case for fifteen minutes whenever I’m talking to someone or driving and then they’re good to go again. Comfort is good, but stability isn’t. The left earbud did not want to stay in my ear. I think that has more to do with my ears than anything because I seem to be alone in this. I did, however, purchase two different replacement ear tip brands to try. Ones silicone but much larger and firmer than what JLAB provides and those worked well but the best have been sweat-resistant foam ear tips, they fit well when they expand and the sound quality improves. You get 6 pairs for about $7. They definitely have improved but they still don’t feel as secure as I’d like them to be (I’ve been looking for some wing tips like what Bose soundsports have to fix this, but haven’t found any). I probably just need to get used to it, even though they don’t feel secure, they stay in and haven’t fallen out so they probably actually are. If anyone is looking to replace the ear tips, these have got a 5mm core. Keep in mind, if you buy extra long foam tips or double flang silicone tips, then the earbuds won’t fit in the case properly. All in all, this is an awesome buy and I’ve recommended it to many people

I've always liked JLAB products. The more earbuds I look at, the more I realize what an excellent value these are. I can’t express how much these headphones have gone above and beyond my expectations. Received them couple of weeks ago and have been using them almost everyday & so far I am honestly impressed with the quality of these buds. Super easy to set up/user friendly & directions are clear/straight forward that I'm almost positive that anyone can probably handle setting these up/using them. Charges really fast & battery life is quite long. Light weight case & buds are pretty light as well. Easy to adjust & use as far as volume control/calls/skip/etc. Sound quality is actually pretty great considering they aren't really "top of the line." I was kinda surprised, thinking they weren't gonna be very loud but I must say these are some of the best ear buds I've had. I mean of course they are no Air Pods/Pod Max, but let me tell you for the price point they definitely aren't something to dismiss. The audio from these guys is respectably decent. Sound Quality - At first, I wasn't completely thrilled with the sound quality, but again, these are not expensive earbuds. Then I saw a video saying that if you're using the smaller size gel tips, the bass leaks out around the sides of it and you're not getting the full sound. I switched to larger gels and the sound improved dramatically. Controls - I really wanted volume and playback controls on the earbud. Most wireless earbuds will let you control those things via Siri, Google, etc. but I wanted touch controls, and these work great. I can walk with my phone in my pocket and by touching the earbuds, control volume, skip a track, etc. Pairing with Multiple Devices - After the initial pairing, the Sesh Evo will pair automatically when you remove them from the case. Works great. But I use this regularly with my phone and with a Fire TV stick. Going between the two took a little bit of practice but I learned the trick. When you have finished with one device, just go to Settings and choose Forget this Device. I also turn bluetooth off to keep it from searching. Then the next device will pair quickly and easily. Battery Life - I've only had them a few days, but so far, I'm very impressed with the life on the buds themselves, and the case holds its charge incredibly well. The case they go in also recharges them quickly. Fit - They fit so snuggly and comfortably in my ears. I am one who has lost many earbuds due to the way they hang down or do not fit properly in my ear. Those days are gone. These beauties stay in my ears and have incredible sound. I don’t have to worry about them falling out. The cancel out other noise very well. JLAB made a decent product that is much more affordable, and I am glad I gave them a shot! I always liked their wired headphone back in the day. Keep it up JLAB! Now if JLAB manages to make some high quality audio ones comparable to Seinheiser, Sony, Bose, or even the Airpod pros for a much lower cost, I'm all ears! They've earned my respect on these true wireless headphones. Definitely recommend!

Have been wanting a pair of truly wireless earbuds for some time now but was not ready to lay down hundreds on an audiophile pair...Lo and behold, got lucky and saw these for sale and took the plunge. For a first pair, I would say that these aren’t too shabby (have used for a few days so far). No earth shattering bass or crystal highs..just a nice overall quality sound that gets the job done. Very easy to pair with devices and the charge time is pretty good. After about 2 hours of continuous use, battery dropped to “medium”. Otherwise, one caution would be the “buttons” on each ear piece. They are touch sensitive require little pressure to activate. Would recommend if not an audiophile (snob).

For the price these headphones are a terrific value. Their sound is full and powerful. They are moderately comfortable and seem to stay in my ears. I bought these to use at work and even while I’m moving and sweating, they stay in. I will say their maximum volume is rather low compared to other headphones. I find myself listening to them at 80% volume or more. Other than that these headphones have been fantastic and I highly recommend them. They seem to last at least 4 or 5 hours and the case works well. I love the built in usb cable. I will say the touch controls are a bit finicky and seem to sometimes work and sometimes not. Even with these few drawbacks, for the price these definitely can’t be beat.

I would say these are really good. The sound was good and it was easy to pair with my phone. I used them for over a month to listen to music and podcasts while doing things around the house. My only problem with them (and it could be just me) was that they would slip out of my ears a lot but I have seen other people use them with no problem. I had them fall out and end up in water more than once so I had to throw them out. I will not buy them again because I am going to try something different. However, from my experience using them (without counting them slipping out of my ears) I would recommend them.

I brought these because I know the sound quality is great. It was not hard to set them up at all. I did not like that when i went jogging they kept falling out my ear and i had to readjust them ALOT. The touch is also too sensitive. Other then that the quality was great, the sound was amazing and the battery life last crazy long. I had to return because I work out a lot and having them stay in my ear is important.

They sound really good , it takes a sec to get used to the settings but once you do theyre really smooth , with loud bass, which is a must. 4/5 due to issues with the Bluetooth not connecting like it should but just give it a few tries and they work like a charm. Also I really like how you can charge the base for the earbuds and be able to get a lot of listening time in.

I had originally bought this for my son because like usual his cackle broke so we decided to try these in-ear wireless headphones. They were a little small for his ear but much better because now he is not restricted by trying to be close to his phone because of the cable. I got my daughter a pair too since she does a lot of work on the internet on her phone so these are much more comfortable to use avoiding the hassle of a cable. I think they are very good for the price.

We all know being tethered by cords is quite the annoyance, Especially when you're trying to work out. Spending 30 minutes of your workout detangling the nest that has formed within your pocket, seems worth any investment to move beyond that limitation. Unless there is some quality or personal reason for you to be doing so. As an individual who has yet to fall into the ever inevitable transition from cord to wireless, this seemed like a good entry pair of earbuds to trial period my experience. So, as most probably would. I unpackaged them, synced them to my phone and was on my merry way to the outside world. The quality of the earbuds in terms of sound, is actually....decent? They reach a higher peak volume than my default packaged wired earbuds, without actually peaking their frequency limits and distorting the overall quality of the sound. I've been using the standard sized earpiece covers as I've jogged, hiked, undergone at home workouts and throughout that time they have sat well within my ear canal. The charging case does exactly what it's meant to do with. Magnets within the charging bays hold the ear pieces in place and provide somewhere around 10-14 hours of playtime on a single charge. The microphone is trash, but....it's functional and for $30...what do you honestly expect? No weird software to use on your phone, having all media and EQ settings prompted from touch input on the ear pieces themselves. Which doesn't always register input, and I often find myself having to wait for a response after engaging its protocols. The answer to, should you buy this item. Yes, if you want to find out if you like wireless earbuds in general. You'll get a quality that you can enjoy, usually, but I would say possibly spend a little bit more? if you want better input functionality when interacting with the ear pieces.