JLab Go Air Pop True Wireless Earbuds, In Ear Headphones, Bluetooth Earphones, Ear Buds with 32H Playtime, Bluetooth Earbuds with Microphone, USB Charging Case, Dual Connect, EQ3 Sound, Slate

I’ve bought JLab earbuds multiple times over the years, and they continue to impress - reliable, affordable, and solid quality for the price. The Go Air Pop+ version is definitely a step up from previous models. The sound quality is noticeably better, and the battery life is fantastic - up to 35 hours with the case!This violet colour is by far my favourite - it looks fun, stylish, but subtle. I also like that these earbuds are lightweight and comfortable, even after wearing them for long stretches.The new USB-C charging case might not suit everyone, but I have a multi-plug with both USB and USB-C ports, so it’s not an issue for me.Other great features worth mentioning:-Dual Connect lets you use either earbud independently-Built-in EQ3 sound modes so you can adjust the audio to your liking-Integrated mic works well for calls-Compact case that fits easily in your pocketOverall, a great-value, everyday pair of earbuds that do the job really well. Highly recommend - especially in violet!

Purchased 2 of these in the Prime Sale, at £15 (currently showing at£20).My wife hasn't really used hers, saving for holiday. Iv used mine almost daily since purchasing.Slightly slow connecting to my phone, but always connect.Fit really well in my ear, I assume there are spare buds in the box but haven't looked due to the ones already on fitting so well.They feel comfortable and provide good level and quality of sound. Blocking out background noise well.Good battery levels so farmFor the price I paid these are amazing and better than other pairs I paid 3x the price.

Very good for the price - no problems connecting, no problems charging, small neat charging case, ear fit was fine (for me) and the app is easy to use. Sound quality isn’t the best, but it’s ok, and it’s especially ok given the low price (I paid £17).If I’d paid a high price for some ear buds, I would’ve wanted a much better sound profile, but I honestly can’t complain for what I paid. Perfectly ok for daily use and if you lose or break them, it wouldn’t be the end of the world.

And still going.My son goes through earbuds like a bag of marshmallows and these are lasting well, I have an older pair so knew they would be good for a while, not massively expensive, connect quickly and once you get used to tapping the controls are easy. Sound quality is great and they fit well and as such are comfortable.

Fantastic valye for money, good sound, choice of ear bud sizes and tge sound is good. Mine last for about 8 hours continious use.Easy to charge and great colour selection.

Good product, nice price.Quality of sound is good.

Sound quality is actually really decent for the price - good bass, comfortable fit, and overall great value. But the touch gestures are frustrating -they feel misplaced and limited. For example, pause/play only works on the right earbud, so if you’re using just the left one, you can’t even pause your music. That’s a big downside for one-ear use. Also, the built-in charging cable feels awkward and cheap.If you’re just after budget sound and don’t mind limited controls, they’re fine — but don’t expect smart usability.

These earphones sound really good for the price, and I got them for less on a deal, so it was money well spent. They're far less bass boosted than most other earphones these days (a GREAT thing, in my opinion), and they sound clear. They pair with my phone extremely quickly and the touch controls are actually responsive unlike another, still half-decent, pair I got on Amazon for the same price. I've seen other reviews saying there is no noise cancelling feature but for me that feature is there, perhaps it's just not as good as "true" ANC as offered on other earphones. I haven't tested them on battery life yet, but other reviews seem to be quite positive on that.There is one frustrating thing about the design of the charging case though; rather than have a charging port, there is instead an attached USB C charging cable. This meant that I had to buy a USB C to USB A adapter as nothing I currently have has a USB C out port, and if this attached charging cable is ever damaged then it would mean having to get a new charging case. Simply having a USB C charging port on the case would completely fix this issue and would make them a 5 star product for me, as you can't argue with the quality and features on these for £25.