Customer Ratings & Reviews

Bought it few months ago, and i like it. I used it at work

Amazing, have no complaints. Battery lasts a long time

Good value for the price!!!!. Easy to use..good quality overall.

They are comfortable ans can be worn working out. The only issue they don't get realty loud.

it’s a good option if you want to pay a low price for good sound.

Words can not even express my “SATISFACTION” For that price..U can not go wron..(They are worth it indeed).THANK YOU BEST BUY DADELAND!!!….. -Charlie Mac

Value for money. Exactly what i need and when i needed it. The offer saved some money for me as well.

The jvc head phone is great for its price i always purchase jvc's because they are quality headphones for the price. Especially it being fully wireless

Black Friday deal need a pair of earbuds got them for a good price

These earphones work great for the price. They could fit a little better but other than that I'm satisfied with the sound quality.

They hurt my ears due yo ear surgeryyet l love them thus us my fifth pair

I'm a bit of a headphone snob so I really wasn't expecting much from these earbuds, especially considering the price. However after some play time with these, I'm quite impressed with the quality of these and even more so at this price point. My everyday earbuds are either my Beats Fit Pro or Sony MX3. Really love the sound quality out of those however, they also command s hefty price tag. Sure, you can get cheaper earbuds from Sony and pretty much any other brand however, they tend to lack big time in the sound quality department. These JVC earbuds fit that nice sweet spot for your average consumer that wants good quality earbuds without paying $100+ for them. This is a no frills kind of earbud so all you get in the package is the charging case, earbuds and USB-C charger. There aren't any carrying cases or extra ear tips like you'd expect with other brands. The case itself is quite small so it'll easily fit in your pocket. Enclosed are the equally small earbuds. Pairing is quite simple on my iPhone. Took all of 2 minutes and I was listening to music. The fit of these earbuds is so-so. With my other earbuds, I get annoyed that come with different size ear tips as they just pile up in one of my desk drawers. These earbuds, I almost wish they DID have extra sized tips included. While these fit pretty well in my ears, they're not quite as snug as I'd like them to be. Any violent/sudden movement and these will pop out for sure however, for the most part, they stay in pretty well. They tend to move around in my ear a bit so I found myself adjusting them frequently to get a good seal. Sound quality is surprisingly good. I listen to a lot of EDM music so I like hearing those deep, thumping bass notes. The JVC buds don't quite have that great a range as the Sonys do however, you get a little thump whenever there are bass heavy notes/sounds being played. I'd say the range on these earbuds is pretty standard; not terrible but not that great. For the casual consumer, I think these will work just fine for those needs. Phone quality was equally good. I did hear some echoing but it tended to be sporadic so not sure if was my BT connection or something else. In any event, for phone calls, these work just fine. Overall, I'd say these are a good buy as they're quite inexpensive, wireless and decent sound quality. For the average person, I think these will work just fine for those subway rides to work or while at the gym.

Good Product. Liked it. I bought this for gifting my family members.

The JVC True Wireless Earbuds (HA-A3T) offer a budget-friendly option for those seeking wireless audio solutions. Priced at $19.99, they provide features such as Bluetooth 5.1 connectivity, an IPX4 water resistance rating, and a total battery life of up to 22 hours with the charging case.  Sound Quality: Users have noted that the sound quality is satisfactory for the price point. The earbuds deliver clear audio with decent bass, making them suitable for casual listening. However, some users have reported that the audio can be somewhat thin and bright, lacking depth in the bass frequencies.  Comfort and Fit: The earbuds come with multiple ear tip sizes, ensuring a better fit for various users. While many find them comfortable for extended use, others have experienced issues with the earbuds staying securely in place during activities. It’s advisable to try different ear tip sizes to achieve optimal comfort and stability.  Battery Life: With a total battery life of up to 22 hours (including the charging case), these earbuds are suitable for daily use without frequent charging. The earbuds themselves offer up to 7 hours of continuous playback, and the charging case provides an additional 15 hours. A quick charge feature offers 1.5 hours of playback with just a 15-minute charge.  Connectivity and Features: Equipped with Bluetooth 5.1, the earbuds ensure a stable connection within a range of up to 30 feet. They are compatible with voice assistants like Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa, adding convenience for users. Touch controls allow for easy management of calls, music playback, and volume adjustments.  Durability: The IPX4 water resistance rating means the earbuds can withstand sweat and light splashes, making them suitable for workouts and outdoor activities. However, they are not waterproof and should not be submerged in water.  Conclusion: The JVC True Wireless Earbuds (HA-A3T) are a cost-effective choice for those seeking basic wireless earbuds with satisfactory sound quality and essential features. While they may not offer premium audio performance or advanced features like active noise cancellation, they provide good value for their price point. Potential buyers should consider their specific needs and preferences, especially regarding fit and audio expectations.

The wireless earbuds from JVC are a great choice if you are looking for an inexpensive set of earbuds because you are either on a budget or need an extra pair to leave at work or in a gym bag. The sound quality is good and is comparable to wired earbuds that come with (or used to come with) most smartphones. Out of the box they are very simple to deploy. Taking them out of the case powers them up and puts them in pairing mode. After the initial pairing they connect automatically when they are removed from the case. Each earbud can be used independently which is a feature I like because I frequently use a single earbud and rotate from using the right or left one depending on where I am and what I am doing at the time. Either way I appreciate the flexibility. I also like that there is not an off and on button. Taking them out of the case powers them on and putting them back in turns them off. The sound quality of these earbuds is good and is about what I expected at this price range. They play quite loudly, and I had no trouble hearing what I was listening to. As you can see from the picture I posted, the earbuds do not have gel tips. The portion that fires into your ear is like the earbuds Apple used to include with their iPhones. Since a tight seal is not achieved, bass is barely discernible. I do not insert them too far into my ear canal because I find that to be uncomfortable, but instead let them sit loosely over my ear canal. Call quality was good indoors. Outdoors call quality is good if background noise is minimal. There is no App to adjust the sound settings so you will be dependent on the EQ of your source device to tweak the sound. Each earbud has a touch control that allows basic controls. The touch control works but I prefer to use my device for control. Included in the box is a USB-C to USB-A charging cable. I was able to get about 6 hours of use before they needed to be put back in the case for charging. The Bluetooth version is 5.1 and has excellent range. I was easily able to move 25-30 feet away without the connection being compromised. The earbuds are rated as rainproof (IPX4). The codecs are A2DP/AVRCP/HFP. Since I cannot keep a pair of expensive headphones everywhere I go, and I dislike transporting earbuds back and forth, I am using these JVC earbuds as my leave at work earbuds. At work I usually listen to music in the background. and they fulfill that role for me quite nicely. They will not satisfy audiophiles, but for non-reference listening they sound good, work reliably, and are budget friendly.

I've had to change these headphones once already due to the sound not being loud enough, it sounds far away still, at 1 point the headphones was loud, it's hardworking the headphones only because the headphones are sensitive to touch

These JVC Earbuds are no frill. They don’t have ear wings or foam/rubber ear tips, no sound isolation or active noise cancellation, no mobile app and very limited documentation is supplied with the earbuds. What they do have is a minimalistic design that sits or basically hangs comfortably in my ears. The audio quality is surprisingly nice for earbuds in this price range. The bass isn’t the strongest but the mids and highs sounded bright and clear. You can use these earbuds singularly or as a pair. Although the supplied documentation doesn’t mention it anywhere I was able to use these for answering phone calls and the audio quality and microphone worked reasonably well. Also I found that I could access Siri by tapping and holding the left earbud until I heard beep. In the fine print of the supplied documentation there is a url listing where you can access the on-line user manual which has adequate instructions on phone call control and accessing a virtual assistant. When you remove the earbuds from the case the LED on the earbud flashes rapidly showing that they are in pairing mode. You then pair them using the Bluetooth settings on your mobile device. Once paired the LED flashes at a slower rate showing they are connected. They can only pair with a single device so you need to disconnect from one device before you connect to a new one. There is also voice indicators telling you when the earbuds are turned on/off, when they are ready to pair and when they are connected/disconnected. They have an IPX4 rating so its safe to use them for exercising. The buttons on each earbud are touch sensitive and are easy to engage. Each earbud has an LED to indicate that its charging when in the case. The case has LEDs to indicate the power level and a USB-C cable is included to charge the case. It takes about two hours to fully charge the earbuds and about three hours to charge the case. The earbuds should last about 7.5 hours per charge and the case should provide two additional full charges so you can get about 22 hours of use between having the recharge the case. Overall as inexpensive true wireless earbuds these performed well but the lack of features may limit their value to some users.

Don't waste your money on this model. That's all I'm going to say about it.

JVC has nailed what I’ve found to be a pretty difficult target- comfortable ear buds with decent quality sound and true effortless wireless function. Out of the box, I was really impressed with how many features and functions were packaged into a product that sets you back less than $30. I was a big fan of wired JVC Gumy earbuds back in the day, particularly for their value and quality before wireless really took off, and it seems like they’ve hit that sweet spot again. The buds come housed in a matte black magnetic snap-top case with power level indicator lights and (love this) a USB-C charging cable port, and they slide easily and firmly into their respective charging ports on top. Once closed, the case is relatively small, and fits pretty comfortably in your pocket or bag for easy transport. The buds themselves are a little larger than the standard Apple form factor I’m used to, but they nestle in to my ears pretty comfortably, and the short stems allow them to be fairly low profile and barely noticeable. My wife (smaller ears) said they started off feeling a little larger in her ears, but as she settled into the feel for them while running, and over the long haul said that they felt fine. As a person that hates ear pods with those swappable rubber tips, the form factor is spot on with my liking. The Bluetooth 5.1 is great, the pods paired easily with my phone and iPads, with zero lag issues and decent range around the house and yard. Battery life thus far has been great, they are advertised as 22 total hours (4 on the pods, 18 on the case), I’ve put about twelve plus hours on them out of the box at full charge and just got past halfway on the indicator lights. Easily get three hours plus on the pods alone, my most continuous use of ear pods is at night watching movies or videos on my iPad, and I have no issue getting through a movie. The tap controls are good and mirror the functions you see and expect on $100+ headphones with volume and track control at your fingertips, and you can ride a solo bud in either left or right ear. Not features I expected at such a low price, really adds the value on the spend. It’s also great to have IPX-4 water resistance rating as well, they will absolutely get some miles with sweat and possibly some rain as I like to walk with music or a podcast, another great feature for the cost. Sound quality is good…which is what you hope for at the price point. I’m not expecting audiophile quality here, and the bass can certainly feel a little shallow at times, which is natural in buds that don’t seal the ear (hate those rubber ear tips). The midrange is full and pronounced, and the highs aren’t too tinny- music gets a good treatment with great clarity. Movies and videos on my iPad are great, and they’ve been more than serviceable for phone calls as well. I work at home and take calls often while walking around outside for fresh air, I haven’t registered any real issues with ambient noise being an issue in my hearing, or having folks not being able hear me well. On the whole, you probably will be challenged to find the same level of quality or pop for the dollar with a great long-time name brand behind it like JVC- there’s a lot of features and a lot of bang for your buck. Definitely would recommend for all-around use, at no significant dent to your wallet.

The true wireless earbuds are a great backup. The size is a good fit for travel. You might lose them because they are so small but overall good size. They are hard plastic and can withstand a little rough and tough but not too much. Bluetooth is instantly recognizable. Hook up happens within seconds. Very easy. Power supply is ok. I can use them sporadically all day and recharge them over night for a next day use. Touch control is pretty cool. Takes a little getting use too and a little sensitive. Rain proof is relative but I don’t make a habit of using electronics in the rain. The microphone is ok but not the best and leaves much to be desired so again my statement that these earbuds are a great backup. Or if the price is right and you are interested to try hard plastic earbuds these are a good introduction. Since there are so many wireless earbuds options I think it’s a good idea to have options like the jvc true wireless earbuds, decent usability, decent design and decent function.