JLab Epic Lab Edition True Wireless Earbuds, Hybrid Dual Drivers, Spatial Audio, Multipoint BT, Wireless or USB-C Charging, Wear Detect Auto Play/Pause, Google Fast Pair

One of the best sounding TWS in the market.Got this half off during prime week but honestly it sounds amazing for 199 USD.Knowles BA + DD hybrid has been done nicely (probably base case of hybrid driver).Highs are crisp and clear and the mids and bass are nice.Overall sound balance is good.Good thing that it comes with low latency USB-C audio dongle (50ms) that can be quite handy when needed.Unit designs are great with black color and transparent unit finish. Feels premium.Carrying case is made of metal and rubber on the bottom to avoid slippery. It is not that bulky considering dongle included.Sounds great and works great out-of-the-box.3 Preset EQs: JLab Signature(I like this one the most), Knowles Preferred (Probably set by Knowles for their BA driver but it make sounds flat and bland), Bass Boost (nice but lacking some of the crispness of high).Noise cancelling: Good (not like Airpods Pro 2 or Bose great but good like other flagship earbuds).Transparency mode: not bad though makeing everything sounds too loud.Connection: Good. Some interference in crowded subway (I am in Seoul so it is crowded). And Airpods or Sonys are also having issue under that environment.If you are not sure and you don't want Airpods or Sony, Bose, just go for these.

JLab punched up to Bose QC/Sennheiser Momentum TW/Sony XM's and even does better in some regards like Soundstage. If you're specifically looking for: build quality, sound quality, soundstage, ease of connection both Bluetooth and USB-C, and are all right with serviceable ANC but amazing transparency mode, these are for you!(Note for ANC: I used these at work in the mechanical room for a plant, bunch of HVAC motors/fans whirring, and I still heard my music. The issue was more when I took a call inside, had to go away from the motors. To be fair though, you need hearing protection in here, so regular talk is more than handled by ANC. One thing to note, higher pitched noises do seep through ANC more easily).Conclusion: JLab for the price, is unbeatable even by the household names in the industry.EDIT: You won't realize how handy the USB-C dongle is until Bluetooth is giving you troubles, software side. For example, I had a teams meeting and it wasn't accepting the Bluetooth connection to my earbuds despite being already connected to my phone, but then I plugged in dongle, immediate fix. These are such versatile earbuds!!EDIT2: noticed some finicky charging from the earphones to case, aka you have to be pretty directed when you want to charge the earbuds from case. It's doable but IMO small price to pay for the SOUND plus PRICE. Damn JLab chill, you're seriously kicking rear end.

Sound quality: 4.5 - I'm no audiophile but the bass is punchy and everything else sounds good.Volume: 5 - first earbuds I've had in a while that I could bring my phone volume down more than a couple notches from max and still feel like it was loud.Battery life: 5 - lasts a whole work shift (~8 hours with pauses)Design: 4.5 - carry case has a nice heft to it, like a heavy battery and all metal construction. Buds are fine, multi-function touch sensor does what it's supposed to.Comfort: 5 - no ear pain from wearing for 8 hours.Fit: 4 - because they have no ear loop they are more comfortable but I can definitely tell they are able to fall out if I don't seat them well. Not usually a problem so I'll only take off one star.Overall: I wish they were more secure but between comfort and sound quality I can enjoy these without the ear loop of sport models.

I would never consider wireless earbuds for my gaming PC, but I was kind of forced into it because I had scalp surgery. My other set is an Audeze Maxwell that I've been using for about a year. I really liked the Audeze, but I was forced to look into the "gaming" earbuds market. I am admittedly an "audiophile" and have wasted plenty of money over the years on DACs, amps, and headphones. Now I am just looking for a good sounding set that is easy to use, wireless and no perceivable "lag." I tried Sony INZONE, Steel Series Gaming Buds, and Asus ROG Cetra Light Speed. Nothing was great and I felt like out of the bunch the Sony's were absolutely terrible. Steel Series does okay, but the sound quality is lacking. Asus was probably the closest to being a winner.Enter these JLab Epic Lab Edition earbuds. It comes with a BLE adapter, and has standard Bluetooth connectivity. Admittedly, I don't use them much on my iPhone as I have Airpods Pro 2. I did connect them and listen to music on these. It was a pretty great experience, but I used the app to set them up. The app is pretty bare bones, but it works for what I needed. I changed the tap functions to suit my needs, then I used these with the BLE adapter on my laptop, gaming computer and Nintendo switch. Honestly love them, as the fidelity is fantastic. I can't detect lag on the audio. The battery life is enormous (8+ hours) when using the BLE adapter. The noise cancelling is good enough to drown out most background noises but obviously not Sony/Bose/Apple quality. The sound quality is to die for, the dual driver has enormous sub bass, and very good midrange and highs. Playing Cyberpunk walking into the bar you can hear the bass and it's almost convincingly moving from tiny earbuds.Truly great overall and my absolute favorite audio product I've bought for my gaming PC. I use JLab Signature EQ and really do like it. Some people like "Knowles Preferred" but I found JLab Signature matches my use case here in "video games." Nit pick is the case is a little tough to open at first, but seems like its getting easier to use now. Also, I'd like to be able to delete noise cancelling off setting in the app so I can just jump back and forth between passthrough and noise cancelling as those are the only two settings I use.5 stars from me. I hope they make the change in the app and these are like 10 stars for me as perfect.