Customer Ratings & Reviews

They lose the signal and because the brand I thought they were better than I thought

Right out of the box, it didn't work at all and I had to return it.

Straight out of the box, the left speaker is inoperable.

Very light weight and easy to carry. Perfect for Skype calls. The pairing process was simple - just hold down the button to turn them on, go to Bluetooth settings on your phone, and you’re good to go. The sound is fine, no complaints. I appreciated the fit a lot more than I expected - these are light headphones, they don’t grip too tightly, and let my ears breathe easily, which is much appreciated. At the end of the day, you’re getting light Bluetooth headphones with excellent battery life and decent build quality.

Pros: Headphones are wireless Headphones are rechargeable Headphones let you talk to your Google Assistant with a double tap to the button. Comfortable fit without jamming things into your ear canal. Sound quality is nice. Cons: Charging port is hard to find. Only one button controls everything. Accidental presses can result in unintended results. The packaging on these headphones was so secure that it took a sharp pair of scissors AND a box cutter to get them free. The fact that these are marketed as "Retro" makes me feel old. These headphones pack a lot of bang for the buck. These come with a lot of really nice features that you wouldn't expect to find in headphones in this price range. Unboxing the headphones was a truly horrible experience.JBL spared no expense in making sure that nobody but Wolverine could get these open without considerable effort. Once free, the setup process was quick and easy. The headphones are lightweight and completely wireless. The charging port was a little hard to find as you need to slightly pull the pad away and angle the earpiece just right to reveal the micro-usb port. The headphones charge fairly quickly and seem to hold a charge well. They lasted a full 8 hour shift at work without issue. These headphones also allow you to access the Google Assistant on your phone with a quick double tap. Google responded well, but I did find that it seemed to stop listening to me rather quickly, so I had to keep my voice prompts short. The one button is both a blessing and a curse. It keeps things simple, but I did find that I got confused and inadvertently skipped tracks or triggered the assistant without meaning to rather often. This will probably get better in time as I get more used to the headphones. The sound quality . . . isn't going to impress a hardcore audiophile. The sound is great for the casual music lover, but even with the equalizer options it's a little "tinny" and lacking in "punch." These headphones are great for a college student on a budget or as something casual to wear at the gym.

1- Cheap (replaced sons stolen air pods with inexpensive white retro alternative). Plus I bought myself a black pair. 2- Bluetooth (easy set up/pairing) 3- Has built in microphone (hands free talking) 4- Three (3) diff audio settings (including extra Bass for the younger gen), easy to navigate to switch to these settings 5- Double tap right ear button for easy song skip The only con someone should be able to come up with is: sound quality. Don't expect Bose sound. But for the price of this item the sound quality kicks butt. Bonus: Since these will be left at my work cubicle these are a steal. Speaking of stealing, if someone takes these from my desk, it didn't break the bank, and I'll be able to locate them with ease. The orange ear covers is a "totally awesome" touch.

These are awesome for phone calls! Mic and sound is real clear. As for music, for old fashioned "retro" style headphones, the sound is pretty good (it has 3 equalizer modes), but you will never get the sound quality of larger headphones. They look very cool, but if you live where it is sunny and you wear them outside, the metal band will become HOT! I recommend getting the Jlab Neon headphones for music, because the sound is GREAT and you have more buttons available to control volume, etc.

There isn't much to say about these headphones from JLab. They are very very cheap and they do feel that way. The aluminum band feels like it could snap off and the ear cushions don't really add any cushion. They are perfect for kids to listen to music with as they are tiny in comparison to any headphones from any other manufacturer. They don't sound bad but they don't sound great either. They are decent and give an adequately pleasant listening experience for a good amount of time but they do leak sound a lot. The battery life is great at 12 hours so that's a huge plus. The marketed retro-style design seems cool but it's just a gimmick. Overall I would not recommend these to anyone looking for new headphones for a great listening experience but instead to someone looking to get them for their young children or as an office secret santa Gift with a $20 budget.

I love the quality of the sound and I love how retro-looking they are made me feel like a kid all over again.

I was looking for a nice pair of Bluetooth headphones that didn't over crowd the ear but good for being on public transportation. the sound quality is nice you can still hear whats going on around you but you hear the music. very happy with this item to say the least and would suggest this to others if they need a good pair

Good sound, light weight, good price and easy to operate. For me these are much better than “ear buds”.

I love these headphones. Unlike a lot of headphones today, these do not block outside sounds. This is great for a cubicle/office work environment where people may come up to you. They sound pretty good for the price, I have no complaints there - perfect for spoken word and also more than good enough for music. They're $20 and they spent money on making them look retro so don't expect the last word in audio quality but I think you'll be happy with them!

These headphones look interesting with the orange retro earphones, but they aren't much more than a novelty. Black earphone covers also come with these in case you're not a fan of the orange. Overall, they are super easy to pair with a device or laptop but its a struggle finding the charging port. The audio is good, but not great. At this price point, they are a pretty decent pair of earphones however I'd lean towards paying a little more to get a set with better quality if you can. People were able to hear me ok and I could hear ok as well. It just wasn't super clear. These are not noise-canceling earphones either so be prepared to hear your voice through the foam on the earpiece. I did also experience some issues adjusting the volume from a laptop when paired. It seemed really delayed but would eventually adjust. All in all, they were ok but I wasn't a huge fan. 

These are cute (very retro 80s) and pair easily. Pairs with IPad with volume control. Pairs with my phones (Samsung and Sony) with volume control. Pairs with my Fire Cube, but NO volume control and it is stuck on loud, sitting on your lap and you can still hear it easily loud. I'm not sure why there is no manual volume control, wish I would have known this before. (Packaging shows equalizer option, so I thought that included volume too.) Will see if I can exchange these for another brand.

I had been looking for a headset that was not bulky on my head. WELL, I seen these, read the descriptions and liked what was mentioned. These are great and easy to setup and use. So far I have NO regrets in my purchase.

I love these headphones because of their retro look. They are bluetooth and the sound is so clean. My husband and I have a pair and we absolutely love them and travel with them! They are to pack. Highly recommended!

Great headphones for that nostalgic feeling. It has great sound and definitely will give off that retro look.

I like the design; light weight, bluetooth and good quality. Although the volume quality is very low. There should be a volume adjustment on the headset. This was the only reason I returned them.

They look great, work well, and I'm happy with the way they sound

One button design lets this product down. There is no volume control, so you are reliant on the volume dial on your device. Additionally, the EQ setting that they tout do absolutely nothing, no sound difference between them at all. Either that or my set is broken. Other people touting the sound quality of these units have never heard a good set of headphones. These are muffled sounding with absolutely zero bass reponse as if they are only putting out audio in the 500-2000 hz range. It is actually very strange. I suppose if you were trying to listen to books on tape or the news these would be fine. But very far from "HIFI" headphones. Audiophiles steer clear. Just got these and will be returning immediately.