Customer Ratings & Reviews

Very nice wireless headphones. I kept losing my AirPods so I wanted something cheap next. This have done the job perfectly fine. Sound great. Noise cancelling is nice. Battery life seems okay. I go days with single charge. I use them often because of work. Only cons I’ve notice is that they start to act funny after ten feet away from phone. Not much range. I also struggle to fit them properly in my ears sometimes. Other than that, for $35, I love these

For whatever reason, earbuds don't stay in my ears very well, but the A30T had no problem staying put for hours. I found them very comfortable, even using them all day. Speaking of, battery life was quite impressive as I was able to get more than 12 hours before getting a low battery warning. After that, drop them in the recharging case and they're ready for use the next day. Audio quality is average, neither good nor bad. It does have a bass boost equalizer setting ( the other is flat response ), but as with any earbud, the sound and bass is determined more how well it seals in your ear than anything else. JVC claims this is a low-latency bud, and that sorta holds true. Other true wireless products I've tried in the past had horrible lag ( one bud receives the signals from your phone or computer then has to relay and sync those signals to the other bud ). Watching videos is a no go since everything you hear is half a second behind what you're seeing on screen. The A30T doesn't entirely remove the lag, but it cuts it back considerably. There's still noticeable lag, but it's a fraction what I've seen from others. The interface is fine, the buds have touch sensitive surfaces right under the JVC logo. It's typical of what you'd see in other earbuds, though controls are backwards what I've seen from most others ( play/pause is on the left, not the right, but it's no big deal ). You get voice prompt feedback instead of just beeps and tones, so it's a lot easier to learn which tap sequence does what. On the downside, these have very poor range. As long as you stay in direct line of sight, it's fine, but go into the next room or get any kind of wall or obstacle between the buds and the source device and the audio will drop out. I guess the long battery life comes from using a very low power Bluetooth radio. Also, the noise canceling mode on these isn't very good. It will block out a little background noise like your AC fan at home or distant traffic on the street, but does little to block out any stronger noise. Still, at this price they're a perfectly decent option. If you're worried about long battery over fancier features, you might want to try them out.

Okay, the JVC Earbuds are okay. They are not great, but they're not horrible. Let's start with what made them good. First, out of the box, they were very easy to pair with my phone. Once paired, i placed them in my ear and they fit perfectly. Another good thing about these ear buds was that I used them during my phone conversations and everyone on the other end of the converstion could hear me perfectly, which is very rare with ear buds and my environment. Now lets go with the bad. The range on the ear buds was horrible. If I was on the other side of my living room area they would disconnect, which was a pretty big issue. The other problem that I had with them was the noise cancelling was not that great. I have other noise cancelling ear buds and when I'm running I can't hear anything but my music. With these ear buds I could hear everything around me. So overall I'm happy with the ear buds, they're just not the greatest ones that I have owned. Would I reccomend them to a friend, sure.