JLab Go Air Pop+ True Wireless Earbuds, in Ear Headphones, Bluetooth Earphones, 35H Playtime Ear Buds, Bluetooth Earbuds with Microphone, USB-C Charging Case, Dual Connect, EQ3 Sound, Pink

...i don't know how these are only $20. the sound quality is great for the price, but even more broadly, the VALUE IS THERE! i have used exclusively airpods for the last five or so years, so much so that i kinda forgot that other options exist. i was here, with one broken airpod (thanks to my dog--he's a good boy who doesn't chew on things but decided my airpod that unknowingly fell out of my pocket looked tasty, i guess?). this stuck me only using the left one while i "saved up" somehow--during the holidays--for a new pair of pros. after a week or two of using the one, it kinda dawned on me that, wait, there's more out there than just airpods lol. my man watches a ton of tech stuff on youtube, so it's not like i was unaware, it just didn't click FOR ME that there is more out there that i could actually use! once he turned me into an Apple girlie, i said there was no going back. and we all know nothing works as well with Apple than more Apple, right? it's true; the immediate connectivity and seamless pairing of airpods is unmatched. i won't sit and pretend that's not true. but these are a close second, as far as i can tell. i don't listen to music at home very often, especially not in earbuds; i'm usually listening to news, podcasts, reactions, etc. so i'm not looking for amazing sound quality by any means. BUT THESE HAVE IT! i put on TPAB to check and YEAH, THESE ARE GREAT! the familiar songs i know so well weren't lost to some cheap engineering or budget components. but for my normal use case scenario--listening to political news on a low volume while i'm working from home, listening to hip-hop media while cleaning the kitchen, or listening to reddit stories to drown out my man's snoring on those extra-loud nights, these are phenomenal. also EXTREMELY comfortable. i love the skin-tones they came out with, too. that's so frickin cute and thoughtful that i had to get a pair in my own skintone even though i'm more of a white/black girlie. it's so nice to have them blend in rather than be this white, obvious thing in my ear. i LOVE the app--it shows the battery level, lets you check for updates MANUALLY, but also has an equalizer, CUSTOM TOUCH CONTROLS!!!!!!!!! which i of course used to mimic the touch control of airpods just for ease of use, allows you to even set a volume limit to protect your ears. also comes with some built-in ambient noises which i am a big fan of. and the awareness feature -- i am assuming this is maybe for people who go on walks??? or, like me, wear them a lot but still have conversations here and there. i'm so super impressed with these LITERALLY TWENTY DOLLAR earbuds, i can't say it enough!!! i want to state that i am in no way compensated for this review, nor is this one of the increasingly-common AI-generated reviews you'll see on this platform, i am just genuinely so surprised by the quality and the comfort of these. i think these are an amazing, affordable option for anyone who is ready to burst out of their expensive Apple comfort zone, or on a budget trying to save up for something they think is "nicer" (trust me...you might change your mind on that part). these would make a wonderful gift for teens who lose things (i know all too well), or even just to have around as a backup pair. if i were still working in an office, i'd probably buy another to keep in my desk. they're THAT GOOD. still TBD is how well they work with a PC -- i've only used them with my phone, so far. if i decide to try that out, i'll come back to update :)

I bought this pair of earbuds on sale for a very reasonable price, thinking that if it does not work out as expected, I would not be too upset about it. But to my surprise, this pair of earbuds works really well, and the sound quality is solid. The earbuds pack with operating features that are responsive. The device connects to my phone right away and stay connected throughout my workout. The pair of earbuds feel relatively comfortable to wear and fits snuggly in my ear canal. The device stayed securely in my ears most of my workout routine, but there were a few occasions I had to adjust the fitting as I felt the device slipping out of ear. I find it useful that the device comes with a very short built-in usb-c female charging cable that tucks underneath the charging case where I do not need to carry around a charging cable and comes with multiple silicone ear tips to make the device fit to my ear canal size. I also like the "aware" feature that amplifies the surrounding sounds to make me aware of what is around me, especially when I am riding a bike on a busy street. One thing I was not too thrilled about was the effort it takes to remove the earpiece out of the case. Some reason I had hard time getting a good grip on the earpiece to remove it out of box, especially when the two earpieces are together in the case. Perhaps it is my poor grip or the slippery material of the earpiece, but it took a lot more effort than I expected to remove the earpieces. Other than that, this product offers good quality sound at a reasonable price. The question is... how long the battery will last....

These wireless earbuds work well and are easy to use. They connect quickly and stay connected without issues. Sound quality is good for everyday listening, and they’re comfortable to wear for longer periods. Battery life has been solid so far, and the charging case is convenient. Overall, a good value.

I’ve been using the JLab Go Air Pop+ earbuds for about two months now, and overall I’m really impressed with what you get for the price. First off, the sound quality is very decent for budget true wireless earbuds. They’re not meant to compete with premium models, but for everyday listening—music, videos, and calls—they sound clear and punchy. The EQ3 settings are a nice bonus and actually make a noticeable difference depending on what you’re listening to. The mic is not bad.. whoever I'm talking to can hear me but there's no noise canceling at all which can be annoying if you're in a noisy environment. Battery life is another strong point. I don’t find myself charging these often, and they easily last through multiple days of casual use. The dual connect feature is convenient too, especially if you want to use just one earbud at a time. There’s no active noise canceling, but that’s expected at this price point, and honestly I didn’t miss it. Passive isolation is fine for normal use. My only minor complaint is the built-in USB-C charging cable. It works, but it’s a bit annoying having to plug the case directly into an adapter instead of using a separate cable. Not a dealbreaker, just something to be aware of. Also the touch controls are a bit finicky and you have to learn the gestures for left and right buds separately. Overall, these are a great option if you’re looking for affordable, reliable earbuds with good sound and excellent battery life. I’d definitely recommend them to anyone who wants solid performance without spending a lot.

I have a couple of sets of earbuds and a couple of over ear headphones as well as I am a bit of an audiophile and I sit at a desk for 40+ hours a week editing PDFs. I have a mac and an iphone so I tend to not stray too too far from the apple ecosystem but my almost 5 year old airpod pros are finally not holding a charge as well so its been time to look at getting something else enter these. Right out of the box they were SUPER easy to set up (plus they have a JBL app that gives you EQ and tap settings for these. I have a different EQ for different situations for my different headphones (again a bit of an audiophile so I like to get things sounding the way they should haha) but these are actually pretty decent even without changing the setting it comes on. I messed around a bit and have a custom one already but... These are honestly WAY MORE comfortable than my airpods so far. They sit almost completely inside my ears and because the "aware mode" seems to more so turn off any noise cancelling features instead of turning on the mics I dont hear any of the extra noise like fabric (sweatshirt hoods) or air from fans over the microphones... I cant talk to calls or anything but honestly these seem like a solid pair of headphones and I am glad i did finally take the plunge and try them out!

These are very easy for my elderly father to pair and listen to on his walks. He loves that you just pop them in your ears and they're paired and ready to go. He loves the charging case as long battery life as well! The sound clarity is decent enough for listening to audiobooks, podcasts, etc. I do miss having noise canceling, but it's safer for him when walking by busy streets anyway. I was worried about losing one of the ear pieces because they're so tiny, but so far so good. My husband did lose one of his at the gym though. For the price they're a great deal. They fit well in the ear with three different size options. Two things I don't like: the sound skips sometimes if my phone is in my pocket. And they pair to my phone sometimes when they're still in the charging case and I don't need them, which I fear will make the battery run down quicker.

I got these for my 12 b year old . She was looking for something small that she could put in her ears and not have a huge head set on . I gotta say these are great quality for the price. Not only is the quality great they have alot of super cool options. One being you can turn a mode on where they can listen to music but still be aware of whats going on around them . Plus they have a built in charger which is great especially for kids they always loose chargers. Alot of colors to choose from as well

UPDATE: Contacted JLab support and the team made it right for me. Sent me a new set without hesitation. The new ones sound better and deliver the same volume between headphones. Very pleased with the second pair. Upgrading to 4 stars from 2. Good to see a company stand behind their products! I used a pair of JLab Go Air Pop (non-plus) headphones for about two years almost daily before having occasional connectivity issues. They sounded more than decent for the price, stayed connected pretty well, and had an excellent fit in my ear that stayed in place even during exercise. So when I found out that JLab made the same earbuds with a “be aware” (e.g. “transparency”) mode, I immediately bought them. I’m incredibly frustrated with how much of a downgrade these are over the previous model. These are the issues I’ve encountered: 1. The earbuds take much longer to connect when pulled out of the case. The old ones connected in 2-3 seconds after the “JLab on” alert; these take probably 6-7 seconds, which is annoying. 2. The out-of-the-box sound profile is more V-shaped (bass and treble boosted) than before; this can be adjusted but requires the install of an app. The originals sounded very good out of the box. These sound cheap without the app, and not quite as natural even with it. 3. The tiny USB-C dongle is less convenient than the USB-A dongle on the previous model. I get that everything is moving to C, and this wouldn’t be an issue if it were a port I could plug a cable into rather than a dongle that plugs in, but most vehicles/devices/power strips/etc. still use USB-A. 4. MOST PROBLEMATICALLY: the volumes frequently get out of sync between earbuds, and the left bud will often be about half the volume of the right bud. This seems to be completely random and happens with any device I pair it to. Sometimes I’ll go all day without an issue, and others, I can’t get them to play at the same volume no matter how much I pop them in and out of the case or reconnect. Two stars because they’re still perfectly functional and the battery life is excellent. I wish I could return these and buy the older model again.