Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great fit perfect in my ears not bulky great sound

My husband uses these while hes on his motorcycle. He says it blocks out unnecessarily sounds (to an extent) and he can listen to music comfortably. Battery life is about 4 hours. They take about 30 minutes to an hour to charge. The case is smaller than most cases out there. We highly recommend them!

Great value and quality. Sounds is good and it serves the functionality

I like the size. However, the sound quality wavers. Sometimes theres this buzzing sound when I use it or somwkind of feedback sound and ut hurts my ears. The fact that you have to put it back in the case to turn it on is very annoying.

Works perfect. Good price. Great value! Battery charge lasts all day.

good for running and sleeping and great sound quailty

Working better than I need, conexion faster than other and you can controller volumen an pick up calls

5 stars great product enough said highly recommended

These JLab - JBuds Mini True Wireless earbuds are the smallest pair of earbuds have ever used! Paring to my iPhone 14 was quick and simple, I highly recommend downloading the JLabs app to adjust the earbuds to your listening preferences. I used the JLabs app to customize the sound settings to my preferred listening type and also customized the earbuds touch controls to suit my needs. The JLab - JBuds Mini True Wireless earbuds sound great and were comfortable to wear for an extended period of time. The noise cancellation works well to block out unwanted noise. The be aware setting is helpful when using the earbuds while going for a walk outside to enjoy my music, but be aware of my surroundings and staying safe. Changing volume, tracking up, playing or pausing music was easy with the customizable controls via the JLab app. I will say for some people with larger hands, these JLab - JBuds Mini True Wireless earbuds might be a little difficult to handle at times. They are seriously so small and compact. I did have some issues arise with the earbuds cutting out on occasion and some weird delays between left and right earbuds listening to music. I feel a firmware update could solve this issue and didn’t take away from my listening enjoyment. Overall if you’re looking for compact, comfortable set of earbuds that don’t break the bank, these might just be for you. I enjoy these so much I plan to purchase a pair for my daughter to use.

I love these so much, I had to come and buy my wife a pair!

I wouldn’t call myself an expert at audio, but I am very familiar with earbuds and headsets. I’ve got 4 sets I currently switch between daily for work, play, working out and calling. I’m always swapping between earbuds and headsets, trying to find the best set for each of my uses. This also let’s my Girlfriend try out just as many, but she has not yet found a good fit and has only settled for using one currently. I’m adding the JLab – JBuds Mini True Wireless Earbuds to the mix to see if I can replace any of my existing ones or find a favorite for my girlfriend. Pros: - Small size. - Great sound. - 5.5hrs of battery life per bud plus 20hrs total in case. Cons: - Noise Cancelling is only okay for both listening and voice. - Default settings for Touch Controls are overwhelming. My Initial thought was how crazy small these earbuds are, the term mini doesn’t give it justice! The JBuds Mini earbuds measure in at 0.90” by 0.55” by 0.78”, that’s small enough to fit one earbud on a quarter and both just a little over the edge! These buds are tiny, and the case isn’t much bigger. The case easily fits in a pocket without feeling bulky or awkward. The case measures in at 1.77” by 1.38” by 0.95”, leaving very little wasted space. The size of the JLab – JBuds Mini is perfect for on the go use. I found these easy to pair right out of the box, no software required for pairing. Just open the earbuds, put them in your ears, and go to the Bluetooth pairing on your device. That simple. The multipoint feature works great, allowing you to connect to multiple devices at the same time. Just disable the Bluetooth on your first device, then pair the earbuds with a second device as you did with the first, and once connected to the second device, enable the Bluetooth on the first device. I was surprised I could do all this out of the box without needing to download any software! I do recommend downloading the JLab app on your primary device, as this allows you to update the firmware of the earbuds, register for warranty coverage and adjust the settings. Within the app there are settings for: - Be Aware mode which allows ambient noise through so you can listen to music or calls while still being aware of your surroundings. - Equalizer with a few presets but also the option to manually adjust the frequencies. - A guide to the Touch Controls, which is needed as there are up to 11 different commands. - Modes for Music or Movie. - Safe Hearing settings set a limit on the Maximum dB the device will produce. - Firmware Updates, which helps fix issues or add new features. Again, I was impressed by the overall performance for the size of the ear buds. Music sounded great on the JBuds Mini, the default Equalizer setting is a JLab Signature (EQ 1) that I found to be well balanced for most of the music I listened to. The Equalizer has 3 preset Equalizers: 1. JLab Signature, 2. Balanced, and 3. Bass Boost. There is also a custom slot that can be manually adjusted. For general use or workouts, I found the JBuds Mini to be perfect as they were easy to keep on hand in a pocket or bag, the IP55 waterproofing kept them working even with a good sweat, and the noise canceling kept the audio in focus. So far, I’ve not had any issues with these falling out of my ears or becoming uncomfortable during longer uses, I had these in for 4 hours between working out and a longer walk outside in one session with no discomfort. On the call quality side, I found that the sound coming in from the calls was clear and easy to hear. I had to turn down the volume of the calls often in comparison to when listening to music. But the noise canceling for the Mic was only okay, it didn’t really cut out the excessive background noise caused from cars or a lawnmower, though my caller was still able to hear my voice through the background noise. Not perfect, but hopefully more options and improvements come in a future update. Additionally, there is a Be Aware mode that lets you hear the ambient noise around you for safety, it works well, blending the audio you are listening to and ambient noise. There are 8 unique Touch Control commands that can be used at one time, which is a bit much and to have all the commands available at once requires both earbuds. Both earbuds have 3 shared controls that are the same for Answer, Hanging Up and Rejecting a call, which covers the main concerns I have for touch controls. The JLab app allows for further customization for the Touch Controls, allowing you to set the specific action for up to 8 commands, 4 on each earbud. It also allows you to disable Touch Control all together or specific commands if you want a simpler experience. Either way, I will probably have to pick up another set of these, because as soon as my Girlfriend saw the JLab – JBuds Mini she thought they were both cute and the perfect size for her. She is rather picky on ear buds, often having an issue with finding a set that stays in her ears while being comfortable to wear for any duration. The JBuds Mini were the perfect fit, both in size and comfort for her. I doubt I’ll get this pair back, so guess I’m ordering up another set. Overall, I really enjoyed using the JLab – JBuds Mini while I could and will be adding them to my rotation of earbuds for their size, fit, and features. As well, I’ll be gifting a set to my Girlfriend to replace her aging pair. I would recommend these for anyone who has had issues with the fit or feel of other earbuds and who wants something that can easily fit into a pocket or bag for use anywhere.

While the Jbuds Minis aren’t going to impress an audiophile when compared to things much larger (and harder on the wallet), anyone who is looking for a compact and quality set of headphones are going to be surprised with how good they are… when they work. ***QUALITY:*** The case these come in is durable matte plastic. I know its durable because the very first thing I did - while getting these out of the packaging - is drop them on my frozen gravel driveway. Gratefully, I could not discern any damage to the case, and the headphones didn’t come out. Opening the case, I was greeted with teenie-tiny headphones (apparently made from the same plastic) with charge tab covering stickers and rubbery bud tips. Peeling the charge tab stickers off resulted in… ***SETUP:*** …an immediate prompt by Google Play Services “Devices” to connect to the JBuds Minis, complete with an accurate picture of the devices. I haven’t seen this with other headphones. Kinda neat, but also intrusive, since I was still trying to take photos! Foolproof, though, if you don’t know how to make them pair. If you end up swiping away the prompt, you can simply turn bluetooth off and back on in your phone settings to get the prompt back. ***FEATURES:*** 1.) Size. Clearly. And better than just being compact, the case actually has a keychain attachment! And should you still somehow manage to misplace the charging case, 2.) you can hold the outsides of each bud to turn them on. This happens quickly. Some of the best features can be described by discussing controls, so that’s next. ***CONTROLS:*** R.) The right bud can be tapped to turn volume up, double-tapped to pause, held to skip forward, and the showstopper - triple tap to activate “Be Aware” and pass through audio. I never expected such a feature on something so small, but here it is. L.) The left bud can be tapped to turn volume down, and double-tappable for Google Assistant. I suspect Siri can be called the same way. A triple tap changes the sound mode; “JLab Signature” sounds great, though… ***SOUND:*** …out of the box, these are kind of bass-heavy. If you have an equalizer section in your phone settings, I would suggest going there to hike some of the mids and highs higher, and kick down some of the bass (more on this later). There is one big caveat here: if they don’t fit right - like, if they come out a bit - the bass goes bye-bye. Keep this in mind if you intend on placing other tips on the JLabs Minis; you have to get an airtight fit. As I said before, these aren’t the best things I’ve heard, but your SO won’t have a problem looking at the credit card bill when it comes. ***FIT:*** 1.) For my ears, they fit well. Unlike ANY other wireless earbuds I’ve tried, I can lay down against a pillow with these in and not immediately regret my decision. In the wrong position you can still feel sharpness, so they won’t be great for sleeping, but otherwise they are comfortable - especially considering you have to stick them in your ear-holes. 2.) When I jump around, the right bud comes out, so they won’t be a perfect solution for exercise unless you try a different set of tips. None come in the box, and the driver tunnels are smaller than typical. My extras were for a larger size, so I lost air-tightness, but snugness improved. I imagine this will be how I typically enjoy the buds (in an exercise context, because 3.) they’re hard to grab in a social setting. There isn’t much to grab onto, and you’ll try to avoid activating touch controls, so it’s very likely taking a bud out will result in a drop. For this reason, I’ll use larger ones when working. The larger ones DON’T work 4.) for wearing in my motorcycle helmet, though, and these work GREAT. No other headphones have been such a good option for this use case. Covering them with my helmet _did_ uncover a problem with them, though… ***DRAWBACKS:*** …just as I was dialing in the sound and feeling impressed with the fit of the JBuds Mini while wearing my helmet, I started experiencing connectivity issues. Every few seconds one or both buds were cutting out. If this was where it ended I would suggest you steer clear - but I had a thought; "is there a firmware update?" I went to the Google Play store to look for an app. Fortunately, the JLab app came through with a firmware update available. The update seemed to have alleviated the connectivity problem, but in further hours of testing it happened again. I found a tutorial on "resetting" them and that seems to have done the trick (again). One bonus of this troubleshooting was that I discovered an equalizer in the JLab app, and the ability to customize controls. Excellent. ***CONCLUSION:*** I haven’t extensively tested battery life, but if they get half the claimed “20 hours”, that’ll be good for me. The sound isn’t the highest quality, but I didn’t expect that. The fit is very good, and with the right tips will likely be great for exercising. When the summer comes, these look promising for motorcycling. They have a keychain to keep you from losing them - but not to keep you from losing connection, unfortunately. Honestly, though - they bring such convenience that I'm still going to rate them 5 stars. I can easily store them so long as I have my keys - and I always do.

Had them 2 or 3 months and the left side speaker went out. I cant use these with my HP laptop anymore, they wont work.

JBuds Mini is the smallest true wireless earbud of any major headphone brand; "major headphone brand" as defined as a top 10 brand. They weigh about 25% less than the market leaders. Originally I noted the sound was too soft, then discovered the “safe listening” level had been set to 65dB max. At a peak of 85 dB, it was much better, and able to hear the full spectrum without having to crank up the volume. The “Be Aware” mode lets ambient noise come through, so traffic, conversations, and your environmental noise is heard. Turning that OFF shuts out the outside noise which JLabs terms “passive noise isolation”, rather than a true “Active Noise Canceling” circuitry. Larger and much more expensive headphones have the ANC, but the JLabs system works pretty well. There are two microphones; one samples the ambient noise to cancel out that from the programatic material that you are listening to. So you can optimize your hearing of the music, the audiobook, or the podcast while dampening the cacophony of the subway, bus, airplane, whatever. learning how to manage the controls (tap left ear once to lower volume, tap right once for increased volume, long press right to move to the next track, etc.) were easily learned. And you can always revert to the app if you forget the sequences. instruction manual was somewhat diminutive, but really all you needed to get up and listening, including how to link to both your phone and laptop (“Multipoint” Bluetooth sources, so you don't have to go to Bluetooth settings if you want to link to your phone one time and to the laptop later) excellent build quality, just felt "quality" in your hands, secure fit in the ears, case opened easily, but the magnet held it closed nicely. No anxiety about it coming open in your satchel with the earbuds roaming around in the depths of the bag the magnetic grabbing of the earbud by the case, and the fact that the left will only hop to the Left side of the case, and the right bud only seats in the right side makes it intuitive to grab and place the earbud in the correct ear, without having to try to read the faint embossed L or R on the backside of the earbud. The case is quite diminutive: around 2.5” x 1.5” x 1”, so really fits in your pocket easily. the app will work with the whole range of JLab products, so if you have more than one, you don’t have separate apps to have to sort through, although you need to pick which product you have as you start using the app from your menu of owned/linked products the diminutive size and very compact case is very convenient for pocket/purse/travel. The charging case gives you extra listening time without having to stop to seek out a charging source. The earbuds will have about 5.5 hours of playtime in the earbud. If returned to the case for topping up, you can have 20 total hours for an all-day listening experience. So the small size doesn’t restrict your duration. the initial pairing of the buds to the phone was very easy. They pair back to the phone quickly, and automatically pair just by taking out of the case without having to scroll through menus on the phone. And ditto for the laptop: to watch a video source while in the waiting room, aboard a plane, passenger in the auto. You can pair to two sources at once, so if you are watching a movie on the computer and a phone call comes in on your mobile, there is no scrambling to turn one off so the other can be answered 4 Separate equalization modes to customize for music, audiobooks/vocal/podcasts, movie soundtracks, bass boost, etc., one of which can be personally customized comes with three sizes of ear tips to adjust the fit of the buds to your ear canal. Even more sizes, larger, smaller, foam eartips rather than the rubber, etc. are available from JLabs You can listen to only one ear at a time, if desired, so that you can take a phone call or have background music, without loosing your awareness of your surroundings. I need to experiment to determine if the music played in a “one ear mode” is just half of the stereophonic output, or is a monaural blend of both left and right tracks. The literature at the JLabs web site suggests the latter is true. the JLabs app will notify and update software/firmware updates automatically packaging was 100% recyclable cardboard. The USB-C cord supplied for charging the case was only about 6” long, which was totally perfect match for the compact size of the devices available in 5 colors, matched buds and case: black, deep pink, teal, mint green, blue grey IP55 water resistance, so no fear of sweat, light rain, splashes, etc. I haven’t gone for an outdoor run with them to judge how secure they are from falling out of the ears. I have an older pair of JLabs earphones with a hook over the ear, which gives me a greater sense of security against loss. Other, more expensive, JLabs earbuds/earphones have a Tile locating chip that would make honing in on the location beside the roadway or along a running trail. My black JBuds mini might be really difficult to find. They do come in a “mint green” color that might show up better on the ground. built in microphones with pretty good noise diminution to facilitate clear phone calls for both your hearing of the person on the other end of the call, and for them to hear what you are saying charges quickly; 15 minutes of charging gives an hour of listening receiving a phone call was a bit tricky the first time out. It took a few tries to get the phone to automatically choose the ear buds over the other options (hold to your ear, the phone’s speaker, other BlueTooth options). all told, a whole lot to like for not much money! I have already purchased a pair for a sibling birthday present, having had these for only a few weeks.

My first impression of the JBuds Mini True Wireless Earbuds was that they were just another pair of earbuds in a crowded market. However, upon closer inspection, I discovered their unique niche. These earbuds are not only small in size but also come with a compact case that can easily fit in your pocket or be attached to a keyring using the handy loop and ring provided. This compact design sets them apart from other earbuds that often come with bulky cases. The case measures approximately 1.75" x 1.5" x 1", making it incredibly portable. Additionally, the package includes two extra sets of earbud covers, allowing you to find the perfect fit for your ears. One standout feature of these earbuds is their ability to connect to three devices simultaneously. This is particularly useful for work scenarios where you may need to switch between your smart office phone, MacBook Pro, and mobile phone. Furthermore, the earbuds offer a battery life of around 5 to 6 hours per charge, while the case can provide an additional 20 hours of charge. In terms of setup, connecting to multiple devices is straightforward by following the provided instructions. The manual is well-written, with clear instructions and helpful visual aids. You can also download the app by scanning the QR code, which allows for further customization of the button presses and access to various equalizer settings. Call quality is clear, thanks to the presence of two microphones that help cancel out background noise during calls. The buttons on the earbuds are easy to use for answering, rejecting, and hanging up on calls. The earbuds are also water-resistant, making them suitable for some rain or sweat. However, it's important to note that the case is not water-resistant, so it's best to dry the earbuds before storing them. The performance of the earbuds in terms of music playback is impressive, with clear mids and highs. However, the bass lacks definition compared to higher-end earbuds. It is recommended to try different ear tips to find the best fit for optimal sound quality. There was a noticeable difference when I tried on different ear tips. With one of them I had a much better fit and better sound quality. The JBuds Mini True Wireless Earbuds support spatial audio and provide access to various equalizer settings through the app. While the music and movie modes are available, the differences between them weren't particularly noticeable. The noise-canceling feature, though not the most powerful, still does a decent job. It's worth mentioning that the volume can reach high levels, and the app itself is well-designed and user-friendly. Charging the earbuds takes approximately one to two hours. In conclusion, I would recommend the JBuds Mini True Wireless Earbuds, even if you already own another pair of earbuds. Their portability, polished app, and packed features make them a versatile choice for both work and play. They excel in areas such as phone calls, multi-device connectivity, and volume output. I really like the size of the case and the ability to put it on a key ring. The sound won't blow you away, but the call quality is great, and you can absolutely get quality sound for movies, music, or games. Pros: Compact and portable design Multi-device connectivity Clear and loud sound quality Polished and user-friendly app Cons: Small size may not fit everyone comfortably Bass definition lags behind higher-end earbuds

Ive been using these cool tiny earbuds for the past few days and I gotta say that they are pretty awesome. Battery life is excellent, I’ve yet to charge the tiny case (which recharges the earbuds) and when I put them in this morning for use, the voice told me battery 100%! Jlab claims 5.5 hours per session and 20 hours per case charge. It seems very accurate because I haven’t charged the case since day one and I’m average about 2 hours a day + the one night I fell asleep with them in my ears and the little case still has juice. I gotta mention that when I fell asleep with them on, they didn’t fall out of my ears. Something i appreciate because I tend to lay down for bed with earbuds in so I don’t disturb my partner while listening to podcasts while falling asleep. The buds have a very nice and tight yet comfortable fit. Sound quality is very decent. No it’s not the best I’ve heard, but considering their size and fit. They sound quite good and I have no complaints. If you download the JLab app, which I recommend. You can use an equalizer to give them a bass or treble boost. I like the “JLab signature” preset. It sounds quite nice and balanced to my ears. You can also update the firmware with the app. My only complaint about these earbuds is that the touch controls are a little finicky for my big fingers because the earbuds are so small that my ear covers some of the touch surface of the earbud :D. It’s not a huge deal since you can use the app to control everything. They work, but they take some getting used to. All in all, I would recommend these to anyone looking for a good set of wireless earbuds without spending a ton of money. They’ve held a steady and reliable connection, they connect quickly when I put them in my ears, they sound good and are comfortable in my ears. You don’t need to spend a lot to get great quality. JLab provides an excellent value with these tiny earbuds. The case is so small, I forget that they are in my pocket sometimes!

Yikes, these things are tiny. Features such as Bluetooth, multipoint Bluetooth (listen with a friend!), noise cancelling, and a charging case with 20 hours of charge that fits comfortably on a key-chain are what you get with the JLab JBuds Mini. Each earbud also holds a 5.5-hour charge. The packaging is suitably sized for the diminutive product and is pretty traditional other than a clever folding pattern dividing the sections. The plastic of the charging case is a traditional hard plastic adorned with a fabric tether on one end to slip the supplied metal keyring through and then eventually attach to something. The buds are accompanied by three sets of different-sized tips, the charging case, and a short USB-C to USB-C charging cord manufactured in the blue color typical of JLab’s color theme. There is also a quick start guide that covers the basics of pairing, etc. and points to the JLab app and latest version manual via QR codes. Speaking of the app, it is pleasingly simple with access to a full, 1-octave interval graphic equalizer that is called custom, and additionally, three other pre-selected curves, and movie and music modes. There is a section of the app that gives you settings also controlled by various touch methods (tapping or holding) on the end surfaces of each individual earbud such as volume, voice assist (like Siri), play/pause, music/movie mode, track forward, EQ change, Be Aware ambient sound detection, answering calls, hanging up calls, and rejecting incoming calls. After applying a charge via the supplied USB cord, loading the JLab app and selecting an appropriate ear tip size, we are ready to check them out. As I’ve mentioned in another review, my ear canals are on the larger size, so I started with the largest ear tips and was met with a very tinny, no-bass sound indicating that the critical seals in the ear canals were not happening. So, digging around in my spare ear tip bag, I found a pair of larger-sized silicone tips that fit the body of the earbuds and tried them with some music and the sound was much better. I also tried some foam ear tips that were too small to seal, so I gave up on those. After playing around with the different EQ presets and the custom EQ position, I found some settings that were reasonably good, although not the best I’ve ever heard. One of the concerns with the larger ear tips, is that there is a size limitation to the area in the charger case allotted to the ear tip area due to the smaller original size of these ear buds. The tips I used to achieve a better sound barely fit in that part of the case, but they did, and allowed charging to occur. The phone capability of the earbuds was described as being somewhat distant by persons I was on the phone with. I would have had to increase my speaking voice volume considerably to achieve a reliable conversation. Although the documentation doesn’t go into much detail about the claimed noise cancelling feature, it may be that it may only pertain to cancelling noise on the microphones for phone use. There is no on/off function to test with ambient noise cancelling, although with a good physical ear tip seal, background noise is lessened, although not perhaps to the level that leading over-the-ear noise cancelling headphones achieve. A person of smaller size in my household, using the largest of the factory supplied ear tips was very happy with the seal, the bass response, and the overall sound. She went so far as to say, “These are mine now.” She cited that they felt so much more confidently positioned in the ear compared to other models, as they did not protrude out very far because of the smaller overall size and felt like they wouldn’t accidently come out unexpectedly. I can second that opinion despite perhaps not being in the target audience for this product that may be more intended for a smaller-sized user. She said she preferred the sound to the half-eaten fruit brand she was now using even considering they were the (far) more expensive model. These earbuds are truly mini in size although pretty big in both value and performance for the correctly-sized consumer. Their easy-to-take-along demeanor witnessed by the ability to hang around on a key-chain or hang around from a carabiner onto the side of a backpack, purse, or belt-loop makes these a ready and capable travel companion.

The primary appeal of the Jlab JBuds Mini is right in the name - they're mini, and notably so. The case itself fits in the palm easily and can be attached to your house/car keys or slipped into a pocket without adding significant bulk. They're certainly the smallest earbuds I've ever used, and they manage to be impressive despite their size. Since these are an in-ear design, they manage to provide some level of noise isolation even without ANC (active noise cancellation) - great for commuting. With the JLab app, you can also enable transparency ("Be Aware") mode and tweak EQ settings - the "JLab Signature" and "Balanced" settings worked better for me than "Bass Boost", which at times was actually physically painful to listen to, but you can create custom EQ settings and adjust as you see fit which is a great benefit. Though I'm no audiophile, I felt the JBuds Mini had surprisingly good sound quality for their small form factor - though they did come off a little "muted" or as if something was lacking, even with the Bass Boost EQ setting and even with the volume maxed. My Airpods sound better in my opinion, but they're also a fair bit larger. Sound is subjective, at any rate! These are certainly better than the cheap Skullcandy buds you might find at train stations in my view, and hardly a disappointment. Battery life is also more than adequate, with the buds themselves lasting over four hours on a single charge and the case lasting me the day. Again, these fall just short of my Airpods (which seem to last forever!) but I can excuse that given the size. You can easily get through a full day without needing to top up, and even if you do, the USB-C charging input makes it trivial to do so. The IP55 rating means you can use these for workouts without worrying about damaging them from sweat, and the touch controls - though finicky in my experience - can be remapped mostly to your choosing (a notable exception is movie mode, which can't be remapped from the left bud; if you - like me - often have just one bud in, you can't easily swap from music to movie mode using touch controls with the right bud in). I did feel that these weren't particularly comfortable for longer sessions, but for lightweight listening on the bus or train during a commute, these work great. That seems to be the running theme for the JBuds Mini, in my experience with them. They're not the most robust set of buds out there, but their form factor and design are so clearly oriented towards being light, travel-friendly earbuds versus a "premium" listening experience that I can't complain. They do fantastic at being a "grab and go" pair of buds that you can clip to your keys and if all you want these for is having a set of earbuds ready to go, on the go...these are hard to pass up. You sacrifice some battery life and audio quality but for those wanting portability and travel-friendliness above all else, it's hard to think of a set better suited than these. The JBuds Mini won't be replacing my Airpods, but it's hard to deny the utility these offer and they'll likely live on my keys as a backup set of earbuds for travel.

The JLab Mini earbuds are a fantastic choice for anyone seeking quality audio in a compact package. Despite their small size, they deliver impressive sound with clear highs and solid bass, perfect for music, podcasts, or calls. The fit is comfortable and secure, ideal for workouts or daily commutes. Battery life is remarkable, offering hours of playback, and the charging case is pocket-friendly. Pairing is seamless with Bluetooth 5.1, and the touch controls are intuitive. For the price, the JLab Mini punches above its weight, making it a stellar option for budget-conscious audiophiles! Explain battery life details Compare to other earbuds Make it more enthusiastic

These are the smallest earbuds I’ve ever seen in terms of size and case. Despite the size, they still fit snugly in my ear and stay put when I’m out and about. The are also the only earbuds I’ve found that fit my 8 year old, which has been a big hit around the house for him. The buds are largely meant for convenience, as their small size and attached keyring allow you to easily bring them with you whenever you are. That said, the sound quality is lacking in comparison to a fuller size earbud. The bass is thin and almost non-existent, but the highs are fairly clear and not tinny. I’ve made a few phone calls on these and told they sound okay, but nothing to get excited about. The mic does seem to easily pick up, despite being so small and far from my mouth. As for connecting these, they connect effortlessly and go into pairing mode as soon as you pull them out. The battery life is also really impressive. Overall, I think these are great earbuds if you are looking for backup pair, or you don’t use earbuds often. They are plenty comfortable, but the lack of bass is bothersome. In a pinch, I would be very happy to have these attached to my keyring, but long term I would want something with a fuller range.