Customer Ratings & Reviews

I bought these because I was searching for something I could use while walking around my office, without being attached to my phone. I bought them on June 8, and on November 10 the left side finally stopped working. I wish they'd lasted longer, but the value was great compared to wired sets I'd used, since I was able to be mobile. Despite only working for 5 months, I got a lot of use out of them. They were in use for at least 7 hours a day, 5 days a week, every week since I bought them. That's over 900 hours of listening to podcasts, taking phone calls, and occasionally watching movies. I charged them in my car on the way to and from work, and the battery easily lasted my entire workday before it started to warn me it was low. The most annoying part was the low battery warning: once it tells you the battery is low, it repeats the message once every 3-5 minutes and then shuts down after about 20 minutes. When it says "low," it means " I'm hanging on by a thread, charge me immediately." Also, if it disconnects from bluetooth due to distance, I found it easier to just restart the headset instead of pairing it again. Can't complain otherwise. Im not sure if I'm going to try this pair again, or if I'm going to try to find something a bit more durable.

For a set of inexpensive headphones, these have a very nice sound to them, which is not art all "boomy", like so many cheaper headphones, because they try to make them sound deep, so they often overdo the bass frequencies. And after I went through my first charging, the battery life on these is quite nice as well. However, they are very poorly designed, in that, the module that has the battery and microphone and the control buttons on it, hangs much too close to the ear, so it tends to slip all over, so the whole thing will fall off of your head, if you aren't careful. And it feels awkward too, not being at all balanced. I would rather have spent 25 cents more, to have 3 or 4 more inches worth of wire, giving more space between the control module, and my ear, rather than having it hanging. and swinging around like a clock pendulum I am not crazy about the ergonomic design either. But if the wire was only 3 inches or so longer, I would have still given it 5 stars.

Granddaughter needed earbuds for school...won't easily loose these as they hang around the neck. She lives them and the quality of sound.

These are a pretty decent headphone for the price as it is getting harder to find lightweight wireless headphones with the "fin" for the outer ear and not too aggressive an earbud, giving these a pretty solid fit and no chance of a "swimmer's ear" feeling. However, the sound to let you know the battery is getting low is SO OBNOXIOUS AND SO FREQUENT that they become unusable if you're trying to eke out the last bit of battery on a call or something important. It states nearly a full sentence which results in enough audio being cut off that you can't easily infer what's said. And then even though the headphones won't be dying in the next minute, it feels the need to repeat it more often than any other bluetooth headphone I've had. Also, the fins are a bit easy to lose, they pop off pretty easily and it only comes with one pair.

I didn't have high expectations for these. Needed a cheap pair for a trip. The sound is surprisingly nice with these. Decent bass, and not overly loud with the treble like you can get with a cheaper pair of buds. I find the 3 different equalizer settings pretty much useless. The ability to access Google assistant is nice, but the phone requires me to give it permission every single time, which is rather annoying, and defeats the hands free purpose. It says 10 hours of battery life. I have to assume they mean 10 hours of standby time, because I may get 3 or 4 hours of actual use out of them before it needs to be recharged. While it's a nice touch that they are waterproof rated, the cover for the charging port can be a pain in the butt to get opened up. Overall for the price, a solid buy for people who only need to use earbuds intermittently. If your someone who leaves them in, I would spend a little more for something with a better battery life. I give it 4 stars for the price and sound quality.

They worked well. Don't stay in my ear. That is with a lot of earbuds. Not a lot of complicated buttons. Easy to adjust to. No clip came with the buds so they could slip off and get lost easily. Mostly used when I am outside working in the yard.

Cost and quality are just perfect, sound is clear good to listed and excellent for phone calls

I bought these to use with my work laptop (Macbook Pro). Setup was very easy, but the 'Equalizer Mode' is difficult to get to - I've been unable to change the EQ settings after multiple tries. Not a huge deal for me since I'm using these for meetings and videos, but this may be a problem for someone who wants more control over the sound when listening to music. The earphones fit comfortably after I switched out the ear tips to the smallest size, as with all earphones I use. I removed the Cush Fins when I opened up the package, but they look soft and flexible. My only complaint about the fit is that they were made to be worn one way. Being left-handed I prefer the mic and controls being on the left side, so that's an adjustment I'll have to get used to. You can switch the earbuds around, but they just look and feel awkward that way. The sound is good for what I need it for, which is attending meetings and watching YouTube videos/listening to podcasts. I've listened to a few songs with these, and the quality is acceptable for music, but I would recommend spending a little more money if you want high quality audio for music. My biggest problem with this product (and why I'm considering returning it), is that it does not seem to respond well to having to share a bluetooth connection with my MagicMouse. As soon as I connect my mouse, there is a subtle static that comes through on top of the audio that does not go away until the mouse is disconnected. Also, connectivity only seems to last about 20 minutes before the audio starts to become choppy and robotic, and it won't work again until I disconnect my mouse. Additionally, my mouse will also start to go haywire out of nowhere, disconnecting and reconnecting repeatedly. I've used other bluetooth earphones with this Mac while having my mouse connected, and never had any issues. This is a problem because I need to be able to run meetings, take notes, and scroll across 4 screens at once - it is important to me to have my earphones and mouse working at the same time. The price on this was great, but I think I might need to exchange this and spend a little more money on something that can support technical needs. If I were just using this to connect with my phone to listen to podcasts or music, I'd be completely satisfied - I just thought this might be helpful to anyone who might be looking for a wireless option for work.

I like these earbuds. The price is pretty nice. They fit perfectly in my ears and I've ALWAYS had trouble putting earbuds in my ear because my ears are small. Easy setup and there are different size wings tips for your perfect fit. I don't recommend using them in loud places, these aren't noise cancelling. Where I work is super quiet so these are perfect! The microphone is terrible but I don't use it often. Lately, the play/pause and volume buttons haven't been working right. I press them and it wont pause or play. Not sure its because I've had them for almost 2 years or what. That fixed itself somehow. It's a good option if you want to try out bluetooth earbuds. I'd recommend it.

I have been using these for 3 weeks, and they have been great. Very easy to charge, and connect via bluetooth. Only issue I noticed is that the control on the right bud is a bit heavy and causing the right bud to pull out a little (not completely out though).

These headphones are pretty darn good for the price. I replaced an old broken bluetooth headset with these and am satisfied overall. At $20 they do exactly what I need them to do, but nothing more. They work as a headset for calls, with good sound quality and range. However, there is definitely a difference between these and a more expensive set. Rather than just ring when you get a call, the headset reads off the calling phone number in a very odd and synthetic voice that is quite a bit louder than necessary. Also, everything is done with only 3 buttons, so it is easy to accidentally fast forward rather than increase volume. Overall, I am pleased. They are comfortable, and work just fine.

I purchased these headphones to use while watching TV in bed at night. I bought them to use instead of Sony over-the-ear wireless headphones that aren't very conducive to wearing in bed. I like that they are barely noticeable, have good sound, and I can fall asleep with them still in. At any point in the night when I wake up I can pull them out of my ear without any real effort (unlike the big, clanky over-the-ear headphones) if they haven't already fallen out. I do notice, though, that the sound cuts out frequently while watching TV, but from the research I've done online I'm thinking that it has more to do with WIFI interference with the bluetooth than the product being faulty, but I'm still deducting a star because it's a nuisance that I'd think the bluetooth companies need to find a workaround for. I have not tried these out with my iPhone yet to listen to music, but if they're as good with music as they are with television, then for the price I'd say they're a good deal and worth the money, knowing that they are much cheaper than competing products

I like balanced, clean sound, with open, up-front highs (but not too bright) and tight bass (not overhyped or distorted midbass). A reviewer on BB said the JLabs were similar to my old Taotronics buds that died on me, so I bought a pair. Actually the JLabs sound a little better than the Taotronics, for about half the price. It's a very clean, detailed presentation across the spectrum. Highs are clear and detailed, making instruments sound close (not distant) and with good separation, not grating on my ears. The bass is surprisingly good, with more "sock" than I expected from a pair of earbuds. Bass fanatics may not be happy with the amount of bass, but what's there is clean and non-flabby, fast enough to hear individual notes. These are budget earbuds, so they look a bit fragile. The wire connecting the buds is thin and also short. I couldn't fit it behind my head but it hangs down in front fairly comfortably. The buds themselves fit comfortably in my ears, and the rubber "wings" attached to each one may be a little confusing at first but they ensure a good seal, which helps the bass response. The buds also provide spoken cues for when they're on, off and paired. My last set of buds didn't have that, and it's very helpful. Another plus for audio tweakers: because the JLabs give you a clean audio palate to work with, it's easy to use EQ to get the sound just the way you want it. Pump up the bass a little or roll off the highs if you think they're too bright, they still sound clean. If you like balanced, up-front, non-boomy sound the JLabs may be all you need. And if you're worried about how long they might last, they're inexpensive enough that you could buy a second pair as a backup.

These are my first pair of wireless headphones. I followed the directions as they were listed. Easy to sync up, easy to use. They fit nicely in my ears and are comfortable, but I don't use the fins. They come with a shirt clip that I have yet to use. Because they don't have anything bulky on them they're easy to stash in my pocket when I'm finished with them but not done working out. Only complaints: my right side is heavier due to the volume switch but I'm wondering if I could use the shirt clip to even out the balance. I don't intend to use these talk on the phone, but of course upon receiving them I had to test it out and the person on the other end said I sounded distant, but we could still hear each other. They smoothly paused my music and once the phone call ended, my music came back on.

I have tried the wireless ear buds but they are so easy to misplace. These type of wireless earbuds are always on my must have list. I love to work out with these earbuds. Whenever I see them on sale get few. I give them as presents and use them as stocking stuffers.

I bought these to listen to music while bowling. The sound was beautiful, but they wouldn't stay in my ears. I gave them to my wife and she LOVES them.

When I initially purchased these Bluetooth earphones it was Black Friday for $15. Since then I've seen them go around that price here and there and I gotta say for the money you're spending you're not going to be disappointed. Sound quality is decent enough to not complain about and they're sweat resistant. That and combined with special ear "hooks", not sure their actual name, make them very good for workouts. Only bad things I would say is the battery life is not great, that's expected in the form factor and price but the more annoying feature would have to be that when you're low on battery this loud beeping followed by a voice will constantly pop up every minute of so. That's honestly the only deal breaker but again something like that could be solved by simply remembering to charge them but it's not always easy to.

Sound is great. Comfortable earpieces. Controls are on strip just down from right earpiece, but I use only one earpiece at work and like it on left. The weight of control strip & unused earpiece drags the cord down on right side and pulls on left, so I use right ear piece in left ear, and it’s still fine. If you find sound is tinny at first just let the diaphragm loosen for an hour while using. There are “burn in” instructions to do that (which I never heard of before) but I found normal use worked just fine, as instructions also state. The range is about 50 ft I found while walking around my giant work place. Range, the entire reason for buying but I had no idea the range would be so far. Around a wall will threaten to cut out but at least stay on & connected so when I get back to my desk I can hit play on YouTube without closing app, powering on earbuds, and reopening app to reconnect Bluetooth. YouTube can be finicky like that. I bought 2 pairs, one white, one black to match outfits...girl. But also for back up...practical. My friend at work bought 2 also for ease of use when she already had Apple earbuds. I am super happy to have these at such a great price.

Great, Clear Voice calls, Okay Sound--extremely easy to lose. Also, (at least on my iphone SE2), it's VERY EASY to Setup and connect. I made Test calls, and listened to a variety of musical styles, and podcasts, and found it quite suitable for Phone Calls (nice, clear Voice), and Podcasts (loud enough for people w/ moderate Hearing loss) and such. Okay, for music. Since It serves my needs quite well--and it disappeared possibly lost a week later--I bought two more yesterday. If I have just one thing that should be changed it's its Clip is useless. It must have a better clip, to attach to a piece of clothing as IT WILL AND DID SLIDE DOWN MY NECK, and sadly, into oblivion.

Let me start by saying that my primary earbuds for all-day use are a pair of Bose SoundSport earbuds (wired), so my use-case for the JBuds is specifically in the gym and when running. For this purpose, these JBuds are amazing! I was tempted to spend $100-$200 on a fancier pair (perhaps true wireless), but I'm so glad I took a chance on these first! They sound great, are quite comfortable, and don't even hint at falling out during workouts. I love the "cush fin" design that uses the arch of the ear to help stay in (similar in function to the Bose SoundSport StayHear tips I'm used to, but a very different design). I'm no audiophile, but to be honest, I didn't notice a major decrease in sound quality between the JBuds and my SoundSport earbuds. I'm not saying there isn't a difference; I'm sure the SoundSports sound better, but in the gym I'm not listening for fine detail in my music. The JBuds have great volume and bass, and sounded perfectly good for the many genres I've tried. I prefer my wired earbuds for general usage (no battery to worry about, don't ever need to pair them), but I believe these JBuds could actually serve as my all-day earbuds (outside the gym) if needed. I could probably have paid at least 2 times the price and still been happy. The mic/volume+music control/battery module on the cable is just a touch large for my preference, but for $16 (on sale when I bought them), I can definitely overlook this. I would recommend these to anyone wanting comfortable wireless earbuds for exercise (or other uses), regardless of price range!