Customers love the product's excellent sound quality, good battery life, and comfortable fit. They also highly value its ease of use, great price, and reliable connectivity, noting its strong bass. However, some customers have reported that the volume can be a little low, and a few experienced issues with charging.
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Rated 4 out of 5 stars
JLab
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Posted . Owned for 4 months when reviewed.
This reviewer received promo considerations or sweepstakes entry for writing a review.
Price and service are ok. Fitt with my ear not so tight or loose
This review is from JLab - GO Air True Wireless In-Ear Headphones - White/Gray
I would recommend this to a friend
Pros mentioned:
Sound quality
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Good for the price
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Posted . Owned for 3 weeks when reviewed.
This reviewer received promo considerations or sweepstakes entry for writing a review.
Good for the price. Very good sound and good equalization options. Easy to use.
This reviewer received promo considerations or sweepstakes entry for writing a review.
JLab Audio is one of the companies who are introducing the new Bluetooth earbuds every few months. I have used their signature JLab Air earbuds some time ago, and the JBuds Band headset has been my daily driver for a long time. My sister also has the Fit Sport earbuds. And the reason we got them is the value proposition - for the money you spend you get a very usable product that delivers.
Now they have introduced the Go Air “true wireless” earbuds, which I’d say a scaled down version of their Air earbuds. The claim is it’s 20% smaller for a better fit. It definitely is easier to put into my ears, and it feels lighter overall, but that doesn't mean it’ll just disappear in your ear - it’ll still stick out a bit like all the others in the market. The charging case, however, has a lot smaller footprint than the Air. It’s an open-top design, and the earbuds are secured by magnets which are quite strong. The USB-A cable is non-removable, but hides away in a recess. Though made of plastic, the case and the earbuds have a solid feel to it. The Go Air has a IPX4 waterproof rating (compared to IPX5 of Air, and most other similar earbuds out there), so it’s splash-proof - I’m not sure what’ll happen if it gets submerged in water for a long time so definitely I won’t use it in my showers. But I used in the rain a few days ago and haven’t faced any problems.
The sound quality of the earbuds are not the best in the world, and that’s expected for Bluetooth earbuds at this price-point. I have used them mostly to listen to podcasts and audiobooks and am extremely satisfied (using the JLab Signature EQ setting). Music, on the other hand, lacked depth. The soundstage was disappointing. In essence, the sound quality is just adequate. Changing the eq to the “Balanced” and “Bass Boost” eq settings made things only worse for me. Phone calls went flawless, and the mics seem to do their jobs quite well. All in all, given the value, the product performs really well, while not excelling in any one way.
Pairing is straight and easy out of the box. Removing the earbuds from the charging case turns them on automatically. The earbuds turn off when they are docked back to the charging case, or when you disconnect them from the Bluetooth source. However here’s the caveat - if the charging case is depleted of power, the earbuds stay connected to the source even when they are back in the case, which was a small piece of consternation I faced. The controls are touch based, play/pause, volume control, call accept/end etc are all done by performing taps on the earbuds surface. Some are specific to particular left/right earbuds, and I had to get a bit accustomed to them for the initial few days. Bluetooth 5 supposedly increases power efficiency and connection quality, but the audio profile is limited to AAC/SBC codecs - there’s no support for AptX or other better quality protocols. The battery life is decent - I think I got around 4hrs of play from the earbuds themselves. If you put them back to the case they keep getting charged, and with that I was able go around 5/6 days in total.
All in all, if you’re looking for a decent pair of wireless earbuds that are cheap and get the job done, the JLab Go Air is a very good option.
This review is from JLab - GO Air True Wireless Earbuds - Black
I would recommend this to a friend
Pros mentioned:
Sound quality
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Less expensive great quality
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Posted . Owned for 5 months when reviewed.
This reviewer received promo considerations or sweepstakes entry for writing a review.
These were recommended to me and I'm happy I purchased these. Comparable to more expensive competitor.
This review is from JLab - GO Air True Wireless In-Ear Headphones - White/Gray
I would recommend this to a friend
Rated 2 out of 5 stars
Not recommended
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Posted . Owned for 1 week when reviewed.
This reviewer received promo considerations or sweepstakes entry for writing a review.
Purchased and used 1 time then put in case and in my purse they did not hold the charge. As soon as I take them off the charger they show a red dot instead of blue.
This reviewer received promo considerations or sweepstakes entry for writing a review.
Tried to connect it to my Apple Watch. It supposedly paired successfully but then refused to connect any time after that. later, when paired with my iPhone it took forever to connect, sometimes as long as ten seconds. Returned it after a week of use. Would not recommend.