Customer Ratings & Reviews

The headphone is working well. It pared very quickly with my cpu and uses very little battery power.

Great gift for a teen. Excellent choice. Would consider buying one myself

This is a lovely pair of headphones that offer a lot of bang for your buck. There's some aspects that I think could have used a little more polish, but overall, these are excellent, especially considering the price tag. Audio Quality: To be frank, I'm not a massive audio quality buff. I COULD tell you whether or not the bass is too quiet or loud, if the treble sounds shrilly, if the mids get washed away. I COULDN'T tell you about the sound stage, or the integrity of the audio, or anything like that. But, with that being said, these sound excellent, to my ear. The sound is crisp and clear - nothing gets muddied out, and the bass, mids, and treble are in good balance. If I'm listening to DnB, the percussion and the bass stand out, as they should. If I'm listening to orchestral music, the different instruments are identifiable and don't stick out noticeably. Genuinely, the audio is fantastic, and I'd recommend them for the price based on this alone. Battery: I've listened to music on these for a couple hours a day for several days in a row, and only now do I have to charge them. Fantastic battery on them. Comfort: This is where things are a little lackluster, honestly. They're a lot like Beats Solo headphones, if you've ever worn them. They're tight, and if you have a big head like I do, it means it'll press your ears pretty hard. I don't notice until I've worn them for over an hour, but even so, it's something to note. I can't say whether they'll break in and get a little looser over time, but I sure hope they do, because they really are a little uncomfortable. That aside, they are light, and the earcups are pretty soft. If they weren't so tight, I think they would be very comfortable. Noise Cancellation: I think it's best to temper one's expectations for these. They're not in-ear, and they're not over-ear, they're on-ear. There's only so much sound that can be blocked out. They have an active noise cancellation mode, and it works, but not as well as those of over-ear or in-ear headphones. It will block out something like a fan, or air conditioner, but only partially - you'll still know they're running. But it makes it less distracting. You can also turn noise cancellation off, or put them on "Be Aware" mode, where it will play nearby sounds louder. Great for certain situations, like out walking, or if someone might need to get your attention. Button Layout: Simple, intuitive. Sensible. Once you've read the button layout in the quick start guide, you don't need to worry about forgetting how to use certain features, because they just make sense. I mention this in particular because it's always something I worry about or struggle with, and these surprised me in a good way! Overall, I think these are great headphones. For the price, they're hard to beat, on the fronts of audio, features, battery life. I'd take these over Beats or AirPods Pro any day of the week. Highly recommended.

The headphones do not fit over the ear and was very awkward on my son, who has a disability. Also, it started beeping and not working right after only a few weeks. It was returned.

I would consider myself to be a collector of headphones and earbuds. I keep some a pair in my vehicles, in my backpack, briefcase and a couple of pair in my office at work. I have some that I use for travel and some that I use while doing yardwork or at the gym. Each serves a different purpose. For some, i prefer good noise cancellation, while being lightweight. For others, i prefer to have a good balance between awareness and battery life. The one thing that I always prefer is good audio quality and comfort. Audio quality is of course subjective. For example, depending on the type of music i'm listening to, I might want to have deep base and mids. That is usually hip-hop or R&B. For jazz and mood music, mids and highs are essential to me. These headphones provide a good balance between comfort, noise cancelling and battery life. I didnt quite get 70 hours of battery life, but it was more than enough to get me through an entire day at my office. Sound quality was better than i expected at this price point and the fact that it has multipoint capability was great. Being able to connect to my personal and work cell phones was a great benefit to me. These are very comfortable to wear for extended use and honestly better than some of my more expensive options. Noise cancelling was good, not excellent, but since I was in my home office, it wasnt really a problem. If you download the app, you can customize your audio preferences. Overall, I really like these and unless one of my son's decides to "borrow" them, they will be part of my rotation.

Comfortable and long battery life. Really enjoy using them

I myself really like jlab products and have always bought them from the best place Best Buy

Great headphones that were a replacement for a different pair.

Build quality on this headset is nice. It feels like a mostly plastic which should be pretty resistant to drops (though I did not test it). The headband and the hinges in the folding mechanism feel strong and durable. Speaking of the folding mechanism, the headphones do fold into a smaller form factor which is much appreciated when traveling with them. The fit of the headphones is adjustable and I was able to get a comfortable fit for my large head. The earcups are comfortable. The pads feel like a fake leather. The foam is cushy and comfortable. I would say there is fatigue after wearing them for a couple of hours, but I find that to be the case with all on-ear headphones. Battery life is up to 40 hours with ANC and that’s more than sufficient for my use case. Audio quality is good. Default settings with the equalizer give it sound good for a variety of uses. It didn’t feel heavy on the bass response and it didn’t sound flat which are two of my preferences. Luckily, the JLab app allows you to adjust the equalizer settings in case this sound profile doesn’t sound appealing to you. On top of audio quality, the noise cancellation operates in lockstep with it. There’s a bit of “natural” noise cancellation with the pads, but there is also active noise cancellation. The noise cancellation works great. It definitely improves the sound quality. It does not give me the “plugged ears” feeling that some ANC gives me. Likewise, the call quality is overall good. The noise cancellation really helps with the call quality. Worth also noting there’s a “be aware” mode that also allows you to hear your surroundings which is not something I regularly use but could be a feature someone is looking for. Last thing worth noting, JLab app support is included with this purchase and it offers a number of features worth noting. First, you get ability to control the headphones like turning on ANC/be aware mode, you have the ability to adjust the EQ and other settings. You can also use it to update firmware. Overall, considering the price of these headphones, these are a great value purchase with good sound quality, noise cancellation, and a number of modern features.

When I received these my intentions were to use them exclusively when I mowed on my zero-turn lawnmower, because the engine is behind you and my hearing is taking a beating. I was reluctant because I was not sure if they were up to the job when I received them, my reasoning was they are so light. Boy was I wrong! Yes they are light (that is plus) but they pack a punch in drowning out the noise of the engine, and play great sound. These are basically plug and play, I downloaded the App and then paired this w/ my cell phone and I had these up and running in no time. I charged them (4 days ago) and the battery is still going strong. The pads that fit over your ears are super soft and do not give me ear fatigue the entire time that I use them to mow. My older more expensive headphones do about 3/4 of the way through the mowing. The band that fits on the top of your head is also padded and it is very comfortable. The sound is crystal clear and I’m still finding more and more amenities w/ these headphones the more I wear them. They may be cheap (that is a plus) but they are very well made and very comfortable. I love the App as it allows me to make changes to how and when I wear them. I used them the other day when my wife and I went on a walk and though they got sweaty, they didn’t begin to shift or fall off my ears. If you are looking for a REASONABLY priced set of headphones, I highly recommend these

Okay, let's talk about the JLab Epic Lux Lab Edition headphones. Full disclosure, I stumbled upon these mainly because I needed a backup pair for the gym, just in case my go-to headphones decided to play hide-and-seek. Honestly, I wasn't expecting much. JLab wasn't a brand I'd heard much about, so there was definitely some hesitation. But hey, I figured, why not give them a shot?My usual headphones are the big, over-the-ear kind, and these JLab ones don't quite envelop your ears in the same way. That was my initial hang-up, and I fully expected it to be a deal-breaker. But man, was I in for a surprise once I actually started listening!My Personal Dive into the JLab Epic Lux Lab EditionFrom the moment I pressed play, these headphones blew me away. Seriously, they sound every bit as good as my fancy $350 set. I was genuinely shocked.Now, here's where I almost made a huge mistake. The bass, right out of the box, felt… well, pretty much nonexistent. I was ready to knock off a star, ready to write them off. And then it hit me: the app! How could I forget about the app? That's where the magic happens.I quickly downloaded the JLab app (a must, trust me). After playing around with the equalizer (EQ) settings a few times, tweaking and testing, I finally got the sound dialed in exactly how I like it. And that's when these headphones truly shined.Aside from them not completely covering my ears like my usual ones, I was genuinely impressed. For the price, these are seriously good headphones. I'd even go so far as to say they stand shoulder-to-shoulder with some headphones that cost a good chunk more. That initial unfamiliarity with the brand quickly faded once I experienced the sound quality.My older, more expensive headphones might have a slight edge in overall ear comfort (just that personal preference for a full over-ear seal), but for their price point, these JLab Epic Lux Lab Edition headphones get a definite A+.What Makes Them Tick (Features & Benefits)Whether you're looking at the earbuds or the over-ear headphones in this Lab Edition series, JLab has really packed in some solid tech:Awesome Sound Quality: This is where they really deliver. They support Hi-Res Audio with codecs like LDAC, meaning your music sounds crisp, clear, and vibrant across all frequencies. Expect a wide soundstage and plenty of detail.Silence the World: The Adaptive Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) is no joke. Especially on the over-ear model, it does a fantastic job of cutting out background noise, making your commute or noisy office feel a lot calmer. The earbuds have Smart ANC too, which is also quite effective.Your Sound, Your Way: The JLab App is your secret weapon. It lets you fine-tune the EQ to your exact preference (think deep bass, balanced, or crystal-clear treble), customize the touch controls, and manage your ANC or "Be Aware" modes.Crystal-Clear Calls: Thanks to multiple beamforming microphones and JLab's noise-canceling tech, your calls come through loud and clear, even when you're out and about.Battery Life for Days: This is a huge win. The over-ear headphones boast up to 60 hours with ANC on, and a whopping 90 hours with ANC off! Even the earbuds offer seriously competitive playtime.Seamless Switching: With Bluetooth Multipoint, you can stay connected to two devices at once, like your phone and laptop, and switch between them effortlessly.Charging Made Easy: Both versions support wireless charging, which is super convenient. The over-ear headphones even come with a cool magnetic charging pad.Comfy for the Long Haul: JLab clearly put thought into comfort. The "Cloud Foam" earcups and padded headbands on the over-ear model make them comfortable enough for marathon listening sessions.A Closer Look at the Over-Ear Headphones (Epic Lux Lab Edition)These bad boys bring extra goodies to the table:Spatial Audio: They've got JLab's Lab Spatial Audio with head-tracking for a more immersive, 360-degree sound experience.Share the Tunes: The unique LabShare Mode lets you directly share your audio with another pair of Lux headphones. Pretty neat for a shared listening experience.Portable (Mostly): While some reviews vary, JLab claims a foldable design for easier packing, which is a plus for travelers.A Few Things to Keep in Mind (Potential Drawbacks)No product is perfect, and these have a few minor quirks:Initial Sound (Over-Ear): As I mentioned, the sound was a bit "off" before using the app's EQ. Early versions apparently had some inconsistencies, but firmware updates seem to have fixed this. Just remember to download that app!Earbud ANC: The earbuds' noise canceling is good, but maybe not quite "top-tier amazing" compared to some ultra-premium options.Case Scratches (Earbuds): A small point, but the earbud case can show scratches a bit easily.Earbud Fumbling: Some folks found the earbuds a little slippery when taking them out of the case.Spatial Audio (Take it or Leave it): The spatial audio feature might feel a bit like a gimmick to some, rather than a game-changer.Auto-Pause Sensitivity (Over-Ear): The wear detection that auto-pauses music can sometimes be a little too sensitive, pausing playback with minor movements. You can usually disable this in the app if it bothers you.Not Always Foldable (Over-Ear): Despite what JLab says, some reviews contradict the foldable design, so if compact travel is key, double-check specific models.Plastic Feel (Over-Ear): They look premium, but you might notice they're primarily plastic, even if they feel durable.The Verdict: Are They Worth It?The JLab Epic Lux Lab Edition, whether you're eyeing the earbuds or the over-ear headphones, truly delivers. JLab is making a strong play in the premium audio space by offering a ton of features and great sound quality without the eye-watering price tag of some competitors. Any initial hiccups with sound quality seem to be easily remedied by diving into the app's EQ settings.If you're after high-fidelity audio, effective noise cancellation, and battery life that just keeps going, all wrapped up in a comfy and stylish package that won't break the bank, then yes, these are absolutely worth checking out. JLab has shown they can hang with the big names when it comes to value and performance.Final RecommendationSo, if you're reading this review to see if I would recommend these? The answer is a resounding 150% yes! Based on my experience, the JLab Epic Lux Lab Edition over-ear headphones offer remarkable sound quality and features that completely defy their price point. They're an excellent choice for anyone who wants high-performing audio without emptying their wallet.

The ear cushions were my favorite at first, especially because these are probably the most comfortable ones I own as far as physical comfort goes. However functionally, they don't seem to "breathe" well ---- which I am referring to using them at the gym, which is about 80% of my headphone usage. They need to be on the tightest setting so they don't slip off when I put my head down to lift or whatever. They still do slip a little more than my other headphones. However the best thing about these for me is the bass and the noise cancellation --- they SOUND expensive. The best part of these headphones? The battery life. Firstly, they don't take long at all to get a full charge and after they are fully charged, it is days and days til I need to charge it again. That is pretty amazing battery life. Additionally, they are able to be customized on the JLab app. All in all, for the price point, these are definitely acceptable for everyday, non professional use. If you are wanting to game with these or use them for video editing or active settings like the gym, I would say bite the bullet and pay for the more expensive ones.

I’ve used on ear headphones in the past but only the ones with a foam covering and never with a noise cancelling feature. I didn’t expect these to be as effective as an over the ear headphone but I was surprised by how well the noise cancelling works. There is no discernable difference between these and over the ear headphones on that front. That is the only positive item that doesn’t have a “but…” with it. For instance, I like how the left and right ears are identified by the hole pattern in the faux leather forming an L and an R but that faux leather material sitting directly on my ears makes them sweat and get itchy after an hour or two of wearing them. I also appreciate the weight. There is never a point where they feel heavy, even after wearing them all day but the sound quality when listening to music suffers; I suspect the light weight may be related to smaller/lighter drivers. The sound quality is fine for calls and online meetings but the low-end lacks fullness. There is an equalizer feature in the app that allows audio customization but it still doesn’t make music rich enough. They have all the features I’ve come to expect from wireless headphones, like multipoint connection that allows me to seamlessly switch between my computer and my phone, and I suspect they’ll become my primary headphones for work, just not for music.

JLAB is a newer brand to me, and I also own a few pair of their headphones designed for computer / virtual meeting use. Those work well, and I noticed during testing of these headphones that there are a number of similarities. I also own headphones made by the company that starts with a B for traveling and those are the gold standard for noise cancelling. These headphones do a valiant job for the price point. One thing that has started to become standard with modern headphones is the need for an app. In some cases the app does nothing, or merely updates firmware. In the case of these JLabs ANC headphones, the app also controls the EQ and noise cancelling settings. Those two functions make this app useful for me, and not a throw away. The fit is nice, however be aware of the size of the ear cups, for your anatomy. I find the noise cancelling to be almost identical to that of my JLAB head-set. It's effective in non-crowded or noisy areas, but then it starts to drop off. I never use the aware mode, as I struggle to find any utility in it. I also wasn't able to get these to connect wired for some reason when the battery went dead, but they charged up again so quickly I was able to get back to using the again. Battery life in my short time using seems to match what's reported. Overall these are well positioned in the budget Noise Cancelling range. I would recommend for someone interested in getting ANC, but doesn't have a Sony or Bose budget. These feel like they stack up against offerings from Anker and other similar brands, and perform well amongst them.

Whether I am working out, doing yardwork, chores around the house, or relaxing with a good book or music, I like on ear headphones. The in-ear style just don’t work well for me. There may be occasions when I’m wearing these for hours at a time. Comfort and quality are an absolute must. I found these to be VERY comfortable even when worn for extended periods. The ear pads are soft and the headband has the right amount of pressure to keep them secure. I didn’t find them to get hot after a long period of wearing them. The sound quality exceeded my expectations for this price. Bass notes come through without being booming. The high notes are reproduced faithfully, without sounding tinny. Overall these are very pleasant to listen to. My listening habits span the range of classical to rock, podcasts and audio books. The noise cancelling worked fairly well, handling most annoying distractions. The build quality and usability are very good. It was easy to pair these with my MP3 player, phone, tablet and TV. The Bluetooth range covered my house and yard with no dropouts. Keep in mind these are on-ear, not cups that enclose your ear. That does keep them lighter and allows for better air circulation. For an average size head, they fit really well. Overall, you can’t go wrong with these at this price. They perform great without breaking the bank.

Amazing ANC (Active Noise Cancelling) despite it not being over ear type headphones. The audio quality is great when playing video games, speaking with others, and listening to music. Bluetooth is reliable on game systems and mobile devices and the Desktop needs Swift Pair to stay connected without interruption. I liked that the charge can last for more than two 2 days depending on whether Active Noise Cancelling is on or not. You are able to locate the device by using Google Find Hud if you are unable to locate your headphones. The Custom EQ (Equalization) makes it so you can adjust your preferred audio experience. Overall, I liked the quality of the headphones and would recommend to others to use, if these qualities are what your currently looking for. So now to my pros and cons. Pro: Ability to locate headphones Customization of sound Can last longer than two days without recharging Ability to sync with mobile devices and desktop Cons: Don't see any at this time. Thank you for allowing me to test them.

The JLab Go Lux Wireless headphones with Hybrid Active Noise Cancelation, also comes with a battery that has up to 70 hours of playtime or 40 hours with Hybrid Active Noise Cancelation on. There also is Bluetooth Multipoint that allows you to connect to two devices at once. While listening to audio you can also hear your phone. Also available is Labshare that allows you to share with another person wearing headphones wirelessly. You both can hear the same audio stream. To fully customize the headphones, you will have to download and register on the JLab app. Both earpieces are folded into the headband making for a small footprint for storage. Each earpiece has an inch and a quarter adjustability. As with most headphones you can also adjust your device by pushing on the buttons on the right side. Charging the headphones is completed by plugging in the provided USB Type C to USB Type C cable. This fast-charging cable provides 4 hours of playback after 10 minutes of charging. Leading the way there is also a 2-year warranty. Hooking up to android devices is completed by Google Fast Pair or with windows devices via Swift Pair.

The JLAB Go Lux headphones are a very good pair of wireless headphones. In the box you will find the headphones, a usb-c to usb-c charging cable, and a quick start guide. The headphones feature hybrid active noise cancellation, customizable eq, bluetooth multipoint to connect to up to 2 devices, and easy connect to windows pc and android. The headphones feel nice upon first touch. They have plenty of soft padding on the ears and headband. You can see the headband is made of metal rather than plastic, which makes me feel pretty optimistic about the longevity of these phones. Fit was a bit tight for me, but I have a slightly larger than average head. These are also on-ear headphones, which I personally don't care for. they fit flat on your ears rather than around the ears, so for me, they put a little too much pressure on my ears. But again, large head. Sound quality was actually quite a bit better than I was expecting at this price point. I was thoroughly impressed. If you want to customtize the sound, you'll have to download the JLAB app. I didn't do this simply because I already have enough apps on my phone and the default sound was pretty good in my opinion. But it's nice to have to option there if I ever want to try it out. Overall, I am very happy with these headphones. While they fit a bit snug on my head and ears, they are still pretty comfortable and have nice sound. They also feel very well made and seem like they will hold up to lots of use.

The first thing you'll notice is how soft and plush the earpads and headband cushion feel. These make for a very comfortable headphone if you are okay with the "on ear" style as opposed to "over ear". The JLabs feel like they are pretty well constructed while still being relatively lightweight. This lightness paired with the earpads allow for long listening sessions with little to no hotspots. The sound quality will likely appeal to a large audience as they are on the bassier side and sport plenty of volume. While I do usually like extra bass, I did find myself turning down the bass with the EQ to tighten up the response and clean up some of the muddiness. ANC performs surprisingly well given the price point. In situations like a airplane or train you may need to listen at slightly louder volumes than normal to completely block out the background drone. In most standard environments it provides ample isolation. Passthrough is really the only semi shortfall. It is an available feature but it provides minimal amplification compared to when it is off. Mic quality is acceptable and does compress your voice quite a bit but in exchange it does a good job blocking background noise.

When I initially tested these out, I was extremely excited with the sound quality, the active noise cancelling feature, and the app customization. However, after further review, I found some gripes. First, the positive- with these being my first ANC headphones, I liked how it blocked out virtually all noise around me. With the press of a button, you can switch this feature on and off quickly. For a low price point, the sound quality is great. There are a few settings on the app that allow for tweaking and improving based on the type of audio that you are currently listening to. Unfortunately, there are quite a bit of negative points that dampened my experience. The ‘cloud foam earcups’ sit right on the ear and caused some irritability and discomfort after long use. The two-way Bluetooth feature would randomly disconnect/reconnect. I had to make sure only one item was connected at a time to avoid this malfunction. The app has two audio settings- music or movies. ‘Music’ has a >200ms latency and ‘movies’ has a <200ms latency. Either option is fine when listening to music, but there is a noticeable delay when watching movies or playing games when it is set to ‘music’. Every time I turned on the headset, I would have to go to the app to switch it to ‘movies’ mode when I was playing games/watching TV. It never stayed on that setting and it is annoying to have to go through those steps every time. I also realized that if you walk around, you hear the constant thud of your footsteps booming in your ears. This completely takes you out of the experience. I wanted to love these headphones, but they just aren’t for me. If you plan to only listen to music and won’t be moving around much (plane, train, couch, etc.) and want to drown out the hustle/bustle of others, then that is when I would recommend these.