Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great price and purchase great fit. Sound quality excellent.

Very good earbuds. My husband uses them in his workshop.

Got them for my dad for his birthday and he loves them. They have great sound quality!

Great quality headphones for a good price. They are very comfortable.

These headphones are good banging for your buck. You can hear so clearly on them.I highly recommend.

Good and clear sound. The fit is comfortable on the ear.

Good quality for the value. The wearability is comfortable.

Great inexpensive airbuds for listening to your favorite music or podcast. Easy to pair and use!

Not so good the call and noise reduction is defective

Good sound quality, and they dont fall out of my ears

The sound volume is quite low, and the sound quality is average.

Only had them for two months and right ear bud went out. Supposed to be designed for sweat and i sweat a alot when i work out. This was poorly designed if it went out because of sweat

The JVC - Fitness True Wireless In-Ear Bluetooth Headphones HAEC75TB are a good middle of the road wireless earbud. It is packaged well so no worries about damage. One of my pet peeves is that these days you have to go on-line to access manuals, instructions and even get started guides. In this case, instructions are in the box and if you want more, you can go on-line for the manual. I had no issues with charging or pairing the earbuds with bluetooth. There is no app to make adjustments, they are all made with the earbuds themselves. It comes with multiple tips so the consumer can find the best fit. The over the ear hook is flexible and can easily be adjusted to fit so they stay on no matter your activity. While I didn't go jogging to find that out, the exercise of cleaning my house proved that and not once did either try to make a break from my ear, a rare occurrence. The sound quality wasn't bad but it wasn't great either. Then again, even with noise canceling, the roar of the vacuum will but a damper on good sound quality. I found the noise canceling to be mid-range in comparison to others I've used and tried. For my vacuum, it dampened the sound rather than canceled it. Another feature I appreciate is being able to use them a full day without having to charge them. They charge overnight and are good to go in the morning. The microphone quality was so-so, okay for short conversations but I wouldn't use them for long or frequent conversations. Two problem areas for me, one, making sure the ear hook doesn't prevent connection when charging, and all the tapping to adjust the audio. If you aren't careful adjusting the ear hook when putting the buds in the charging case, one or both may not charge properly. In order to increase or decrease the volume you need to tap the ear bud multiple times. That's fine if you are only going up one level, but multiple levels means multiple taps times number of levels. I lose count after three. This is where an app would come in handy - adjusting the audio. Overall, it seems to be a good value for its price range. It is also a product to give my kids to use for activities as first, with the ear hook they are less likely to lose one and, second, if they do need to be replaced, the cost doesn't break the bank.

Let me start by saying I've been a wired earphone guy for years, so this is really my first foray into something like this. I appreciate the charging box that I only have to charge after a few days, while the earphones stay charged in their little home. I will admit I still have not learned all of the 'morse code' required to do all the things with these, and still occassionally miss-tap when just putting them in. As for fit, I like them, even as a glass wearer (they don't interfere with them at all). Yes overtime the old ear canals fill a little streteched, but that is preferable to them falling out (which has not happened). I have not had any issues with Bluetooth or connecting to my (older) iPhone. They are perfect for listening to audiobooks while on a walk. They will also provide as much volume as a person can stand if listening to music. Downsides so far. Even while using the 'bass' specific settings, I did not feel like there was much of a change from the non-bass settings - which was not much at all. Even with these jammed into my earholes, I cannot say that the 'ambient' or 'noise reducing' worked all that differently either. At one point, I had to take the left one out to talk to someone, but left the right one in. At some point the one I had taken out turned itself off, and no matter what I tried at the time I could not get it to come back on (even after trying to turn off the pair). I do not think it was a charge issue, though later after giving them some time they paired up again just fine.

The sound quality on these is quite good for inexpensive headphones, and they do stay in place very well for being in-ear (I always have a hard time keeping these things in)... The over-ear support is flexible, so you can press it into position and have it hold these in place with more stability than other in-ear headphones. The battery life is also great, and I'd expect about 4 hours of use before charging while using noise-cancelling. With the noise-cancelling, these are definitely not blocking out everything, but that's a good thing for the intended use-case. If you're going for a run outside, there can be a fair amount of wind which cheap noise-canceling will channel into a lot of wind-noise as it tries to adapt to the ever-changing input. With these being a lighter touch, you don't get that noise in your ears, but still block out a fair amount in addition to the inherent isolation of the in-ear style. The one point that is strange is the touch-controls. On the left, you can play/pause, and change volume with a double-tap. On the right, a single-touch will toggle between noise-cancelling, open, and no adjustment, and double-tap for skip forward/back. It is very strange to have the noise-cancelling on a single tap rather than double- or even triple-tap or holding, making it easy to change the function when you don't intend to. Overall, a very minor consideration.

These JVC sport buds have a nostalgic feel with a contemporary touch. The ear hooks keep them secure, ensuring they stay put during your run, while also recalling the hook-heavy sport earbuds of the mid-2000s. They’re water resistant, have a battery life that lasts long enough for you to forget about recharging, and have a touch sensor that allows for easier control. As for the sound? It’s heavy on the bass on the right EQ setting, which is great for workout playlists, but don’t expect to hear every detail clearly. The noise canceling does a decent job against the sounds of the gym, but it struggles with sharper noises. They’re designed more for sweat resistance and durability rather than a polished finish. In conclusion: They’re not high-end or stylish—just tough, practical, and very much focused on fitness. These buds represent the direction sport and exercise audio products were taking: wireless convenience, while still holding onto the hook design for that extra security. It attempts to balance durability, affordability, and modern features.

I've been using the JVC Fitness True Wireless In-Ear Bluetooth Headphones (HA-EC75TB), which have impressed me since purchasing them; I have primarily used them while working out and commuting each day. Setting up the headphones was very easy straight out of the box; I paired them with my phone within a few seconds due to their Bluetooth 5.4 compatibility and have yet to experience any drops in the connection. One benefit of the JVC Fitness True Wireless In-Ear Bluetooth Headphones (HA-EC75TB), is that the design of the ear hooks provide both comfort and stability because they can pivot back and fourth while running or doing HI-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT), whereas with other brands of fitness earbuds, I typically have to readjust them every few minutes. Touch controls work great as well; I can skip songs, pick up phone calls and switch the Active Noise Cancellation feature on or off without needing to reach for my phone. The sound produced by the JVC Fitness True Wireless In-Ear Bluetooth Headphones (HA-EC75TB) is of good quality for the price. Although they are not necessarily audiophile-quality, and while I still hear some ambient sounds and conversation in the background, they do appear to function well for workouts at the gym or outdoors. The battery life of the JVC Fitness True Wireless In-Ear Bluetooth Headphones (HA-EC75TB) is also another strong asset. I've been able to go for several consecutive days without charging the headphones; on average I'm achieving 40 hours total operation time, which so far has been correct according to JVC. Overall, if you're looking for stable fitting fitness headphones with great battery life, that has a variety of wireless capabilities, I think the JVC Fitness Wireless Earbuds (HA-EC75Tb) would be a strong candidate for your purchasing consideration!

The JVC Fitness Series True Wirelesss Model HA-EC75T Black noise Cancelling Headphones present a nice choice for the exercize enthusiast! With IP-57 rated protection, these JVC headphones come packaged with a short USB-C cord for charging them in their included charging case. BEfore charging for the first time, you must remove the protectant tape from the charging connections on the headphones. A full charge will give up to 11 hours orf use with the charging case providing another 29 hours for 40 hours total use. Once charged got to the Bluetooth settings on your smartphone to connect the JVC Fitness Heaphones, insert the headphones in your ears and adjust the wrap-around to each ear. Note that pushing the headphone domes into each ear will produce the best sound. Once fitted, these JVC headphones stay in place quite well regardless of the exercise you are doing. there are three headphone settings - noise cancelling, adaptive, and off. These settings can be selected by pressing in the right side headphone sensor to cycle through the three settings. One press on the left headphone sensor pauses the sound/music or restarts it where you left off. To answer an incoming phone call while using the headphones, simply touch either the left or right headphone snesor and begin talking. Touching either sensor will end the call. I really like these JVC Fitness Headphones. They have great sound, are IP-57 rated and stay securely i place while exercizing. These are my new go-to headphones for use at the gym, on the road, riding and all kinds of exercize. The quality is good and the sound is excellent.

These headphones are top notch. They look and fit great, have high quality sound and strong battery life. As someone who has more earbuds than is really needed, these are frequently finding their way into my pocket. PROS: Fit - These earbuds are well made. The materials are a great blend secure fit and lightweight. Once I found he right size ear cup insert I never had to worry about them coming loose. Battery life - The battery life on both the headphones and the case is great. I have yet had to worry about the earbuds dying during the day/ a workout and I have yet to have the case run out of battery - I usually end up just charging the case preemptively and long before it would "need" it. Connectivity - This might sound silly, but nothing bothers me more with wireless headphones than a slow initial connection. These headphones are easy to set up and quick to reconnect to your device which I really appreciate. Cons: Case - The downside of the solid battery life mentioned above is that the case is just plain big. It's heavy and has large dimensions that just do not feel comfortable to pocket. It's not a deal breaker if you will have them in for awhile and not need to take them in and out of the case, but definitely a consideration. Overall I have really enjoyed these buds and they have become my go to for any exercise, especially runs. the solid, lightweight fit and long battery life are well worth a recommendation.

Overall, these are OK – the sound quality is not bad; however, there are issues. Setup – setting them up via Bluetooth was easy and straightforward. In the section, I’ll also include the fitment, as that is critical to getting the best sound for the earbuds – this took some adjustment and movement to get them to fit right. After putting them in 3-4 times, it became pretty easy to know how to adjust them. This drives another issue is in that I had the move the earpieces every time I put them in the case to charge. Functionality – let’s start with the sound – once they are adjusted for your ears, they sound pretty good. The bass is crisp, although not really strong; the mids and highs were crisp. They stay secure in your ears, though a normal workout, I tried running, gym work, and even basketball, and they stayed put – this is probably the biggest plus. As for the tap function, it worked well, maybe even a bit too sensitively. The second biggest fail is the functionality modes (standard, noise canceling, and passthrough); all 3 sound the same. Comfort – This was a big fail for me. After about 20 mins, my ears started to hurt from the solid frame portion of the earbud and the shape of my ear – I had no issues the the arm that wraps around my ear – those were actually very comfortable. I tried this multiple times, and to get the sound right, they put some much pressure on my ear that I think the longest I was able to use them was about 30 minutes before taking them out. Battery life – I was never able to wear them long enough to determine the battery life. Overall would give this a 3-star rating – the sound is decent, and they stay secure in your ear, and if they fit – however, they are a no-go for me.