JLab Go Air Pop Bluetooth Earbuds, True Wireless with Charging Case, Purple

GO AIR POP True Wireless Earbuds (Black)⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)I recently purchased the GO AIR POP True Wireless Earbuds in black, and I couldn't be happier with my decision! Here are some highlights of my experience:Sound Quality:The sound quality is impressive for such compact earbuds. They deliver clear audio with a good balance of bass and treble, making my music, podcasts, and calls sound fantastic.Comfort and Fit:These earbuds are incredibly comfortable to wear. The design fits snugly in my ears without causing any discomfort, even during long listening sessions. I appreciate the variety of ear tips that come with it, allowing for a perfect fit.Battery Life:The battery life is outstanding! I can easily get several hours of playtime on a single charge, and the ... MoreGO AIR POP True Wireless Earbuds (Black)⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)I recently purchased the GO AIR POP True Wireless Earbuds in black, and I couldn't be happier with my decision! Here are some highlights of my experience:Sound Quality:The sound quality is impressive for such compact earbuds. They deliver clear audio with a good balance of bass and treble, making my music, podcasts, and calls sound fantastic.Comfort and Fit:These earbuds are incredibly comfortable to wear. The design fits snugly in my ears without causing any discomfort, even during long listening sessions. I appreciate the variety of ear tips that come with it, allowing for a perfect fit.Battery Life:The battery life is outstanding! I can easily get several hours of playtime on a single charge, and the charging case provides additional power for on-the-go use. It's great not having to worry about recharging them frequently.Connectivity:Pairing the earbuds with my devices was a breeze. The Bluetooth connection is stable, and I haven't experienced any dropouts or connectivity issues, even when moving around.Design:The sleek black design looks modern and stylish. They’re discreet enough to wear anywhere, whether I'm at the gym or running errands.Overall, the GO AIR POP True Wireless Earbuds have exceeded my expectations in terms of performance, comfort, and design. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for reliable and affordable wireless earbuds!

I've gone through many headphones. My last pair were quite expensive aswell, around 150-200$ and comparing them is something hard for me to do cuz Jlab is actually just better in so many ways. Now I haven't tried very very expensive headphones myself (I'm broke) but I can confidently say that for the price they are Jlab is the best pair of headphones I've ever owned. They have be aware mode wich is great for joggers/runners ect. And a lovely sound cancelling! It has the different modes base boost/balanced and ofc JLab signature all very great. Base and signature are amazing for music, while I'd use balanced for watching a video or movie.If I had to score them outta ten I'd give em a 10/10 honestly for this kinda price what else are gonna buy that's more worth your ... MoreI've gone through many headphones. My last pair were quite expensive aswell, around 150-200$ and comparing them is something hard for me to do cuz Jlab is actually just better in so many ways. Now I haven't tried very very expensive headphones myself (I'm broke) but I can confidently say that for the price they are Jlab is the best pair of headphones I've ever owned. They have be aware mode wich is great for joggers/runners ect. And a lovely sound cancelling! It has the different modes base boost/balanced and ofc JLab signature all very great. Base and signature are amazing for music, while I'd use balanced for watching a video or movie.If I had to score them outta ten I'd give em a 10/10 honestly for this kinda price what else are gonna buy that's more worth your money?(Reminder: im broke)I just got back from a long car ride, abt 3 hour drive give or take, I forgot to charge them.(I'm stupid and broke)They were on 40-30% I didn't think they'd last both there and back. That's 6 hours on 40ish%. But long behold when I arrived home safely in my driveway (still very much broke) they were on somewhere between 20-10%.Honestly just as long as you DO NOT get them wet or lose them they'll last you a very long time.Have a great day and check out a few other reviews to see if these fit what your searching for, don't just take one person's word for it!

A must have

I did not buy these from The Source, but I wanted to leave a review anyway. I did not have wireless headphones before these - it was a suggested upsell when I bought a new phone. It was a cheap offer so I said sure, why not.Wireless headphones sort of changed my life. Gone are the days where I don't take headphones with me to certain places because of how stupid you look walking around with a wire dangling down your head to your pocket. Gone are the days of doing that and getting tangled up on something when you are walking through your house or the gym or whatever. Gone are the days of the headphones no longer working because the connection part to the device breaks (this is an issue with cheaper headphones, which I always buy because I am not an audiophile who ... MoreI did not buy these from The Source, but I wanted to leave a review anyway. I did not have wireless headphones before these - it was a suggested upsell when I bought a new phone. It was a cheap offer so I said sure, why not.Wireless headphones sort of changed my life. Gone are the days where I don't take headphones with me to certain places because of how stupid you look walking around with a wire dangling down your head to your pocket. Gone are the days of doing that and getting tangled up on something when you are walking through your house or the gym or whatever. Gone are the days of the headphones no longer working because the connection part to the device breaks (this is an issue with cheaper headphones, which I always buy because I am not an audiophile who can justify the $300+ "fancy headphones" - but even with those "better" devices you can still accidentally destroy the connection cable.) Gone are the days of the headphones being clunky to carry with you (either the big cases, for over the ear headphones, or shoving a wire with buds attached to it if its the in-ear buds.) I use my wireless headphones to listen to music and podcasts and videos when doing chores around the house or dishes, or walking to / from work, or when on the laptop at night. I live with my girlfriend and 3 kids so I do not have the luxury of just blasting sound everywhere I go. Furthermore, for doing things like chores and what not, if you are moving about the house, you have to take your phone with you typically if you have headphones attached because otherwise you won't be able to hear what's playing if you leave the room. And if you're doing vacuuming or something loud, you won't be able to hear without headphones. I can go on and on but the leap from wired to wireless is amazing. the only one complaint would be if the device you are used to doesn't take Bluetooth, these are useless. Also, if you forget your wireless earbuds and only have a wired set of headphones, and your new device only takes Bluetooth, you will similarly be out of luck. But this is just an adjustment period sort of thing to deal with, which you will get used to.The sound quality is perfectly acceptable and I do not suffer any sort of issues with audio playback due to the sound coming in wirelessly. If you are very far from the device, of course, you will. But in your standard home, even if you are one floor away, it will still connect usually fine if you are right over where the device is on the floor above or below you. Moving much farther will kill the connection. In the same room, you can probably get about 20 feet of range, much farther than any set of headphones that are wired that I have ever heard of.A minor gripe is that, if you pull these out of the case in anticipation of connecting with something, then you leave the case behind, and you fail to connect them to the device in time, they will "time out" and the only way to turn them back on will be to place them back in the case. So I guess if you have a hectic sort of life (like me) don't forget to take the case with you at all times when you are using the headphones, otherwise you may end up in a circumstance where the headphones are functionally useless. I guess another one is that you will want to have a fairly decent grip on the buds themselves when putting them in / out of your ear because if you drop these little things, well, depending on where you drop them they may not be retrievable. At least with wired headphones, if you drop them by mistake, they will still be physically tethered to your device.I would rate 4.5 stars if that were an option, but I lean more towards 5 stars anyway, so hence my rating. If you are looking for the best audio quality ever, obviously you should know, these are not it. These are affordable, practical headphones.

Basic buds work well at an easily accessible price

I have accidentally put these through a wash and they have been just fine. Absolutely durable, despite a cheaper build quality for the case and buds, they still are perfectly good enough. The sound is fine, not much extra detail or open sound, but it doesnt sound bad either, just normal. Jlab signature sound is fun to listen to, and Balanced sound tones the instruments back and puts voices forward, which makes them easy to listen to when I work for long periods of time with only 1 in my ear, without getting ear fatigue. That also means the fit is fine. It isnt the greatest seal, but that means it doesnt irritate or tickle my ear either like some other buds. And the battery life lasts longer than expected. And the charging cable is built is so it can be plugged in to ... MoreI have accidentally put these through a wash and they have been just fine. Absolutely durable, despite a cheaper build quality for the case and buds, they still are perfectly good enough. The sound is fine, not much extra detail or open sound, but it doesnt sound bad either, just normal. Jlab signature sound is fun to listen to, and Balanced sound tones the instruments back and puts voices forward, which makes them easy to listen to when I work for long periods of time with only 1 in my ear, without getting ear fatigue. That also means the fit is fine. It isnt the greatest seal, but that means it doesnt irritate or tickle my ear either like some other buds. And the battery life lasts longer than expected. And the charging cable is built is so it can be plugged in to any usb A port.Connection is not fast but is reliable. Touch controls are not fast, but they are hard to accidentally touch and require a firm tap.Summarily, they are PERFECT for a basic pair of cheap buds to enjoy, and ESPECIALLY for someone who works in rougher conditions or longer conditions, as well as needs to have one for long periods of time, perhaps with only 1 in ear.

Great Everything

I have had my fair share of earbuds from some of the bigger brands out there, Sennheiser, Apple Pros 1 and 2, Bose and the newer Beats. I will not take away from them because they all sounded great and were what one would expect when paying $200 a pop. What I will say is that hands down these Go Air Pop True Wireless Earbuds that I recently picked up were not anything like I expected them to be, first things first the price point is unbelievable and I think I only paid !0% of what I paid for any of the ones I mentioned above and secondly the sound quality, features, battery life and over all build is on par with every previous pair of earbuds I have had and in some of these areas considerably better. You have won me over as a customer and It would be a hard sell to ... MoreI have had my fair share of earbuds from some of the bigger brands out there, Sennheiser, Apple Pros 1 and 2, Bose and the newer Beats. I will not take away from them because they all sounded great and were what one would expect when paying $200 a pop. What I will say is that hands down these Go Air Pop True Wireless Earbuds that I recently picked up were not anything like I expected them to be, first things first the price point is unbelievable and I think I only paid !0% of what I paid for any of the ones I mentioned above and secondly the sound quality, features, battery life and over all build is on par with every previous pair of earbuds I have had and in some of these areas considerably better. You have won me over as a customer and It would be a hard sell to get me to change back now. Matter of fact I've been looking at some of your flagship models and am extremely eager to give them a whirl because if these are this good at this price point I cant imagine how impressed I'll be with your top tier.Thank you guys for taking a sense of pride in what it is you do it has not gone unnoticed. I'll be taking these thoughts and feelings to X and posting about them in my community soon as well. The worlds big brands have got to know that there is some serious competition out there for them and people need to know that they have a choice and they dont have to sacrifice any of there expectations or hard earned money.Thanks Again guys,The Silver Shib, lol

Nice entry-level earbuds for the price!

This is my first pair of Bluetooth earbuds; I had held off on buying a pair of wireless earbuds because everything I read indicated that I would have to pay a lot if I wanted decent sound quality. However, the reviews of these earbuds were overwhelmingly positive in that area, so I bought a pair on Black Friday.The sound is indeed good for the price range. Perhaps the quality is a little tinny compared to my wired EarPods, but according to reviews, other Bluetooth earbuds under the luxury price range have very tinny or murky sound. Regardless, my enjoyment of the music isn’t compromised by the sound. I enjoy listening to my music with these and can hear the high end very clearly while the bass is also rich.Their range is also good; I can be waking around and ... MoreThis is my first pair of Bluetooth earbuds; I had held off on buying a pair of wireless earbuds because everything I read indicated that I would have to pay a lot if I wanted decent sound quality. However, the reviews of these earbuds were overwhelmingly positive in that area, so I bought a pair on Black Friday.The sound is indeed good for the price range. Perhaps the quality is a little tinny compared to my wired EarPods, but according to reviews, other Bluetooth earbuds under the luxury price range have very tinny or murky sound. Regardless, my enjoyment of the music isn’t compromised by the sound. I enjoy listening to my music with these and can hear the high end very clearly while the bass is also rich.Their range is also good; I can be waking around and still hear music and conduct phone calls from the next room over if my phone is charging. It doesn’t start to drop out until I am two rooms away. I don’t find the buds too difficult to get out of the case; I use my index finger and flip them out of the magnetic compartment.The main reason that I gave these 4 stars rather than 5 is that they don’t hold a charge for as long as the package claims. After 2 or 3 hours of use (after starting with a full battery), phone calls are compromised; what I hear is crackly and the other party says that I break up too much to be understood. Sometimes, though, that seems to be because I am too close to my phone. The reception will often improve if I get a foot or two away from my phone. For some reason, if I wear them while running water to wash dishes or wash my hands, the sound also gets garbled.They are good for around 4 hours of music, then they start to fade. The case doesn’t charge them that well on its own. If just use the case instead of plugging the case in with the buds in the case, I get the “battery full” announcement but they start losing clarity for music and phone calls after an hour and die after a couple of hours.I’m still happy with them. They’re cute, they fit comfortably, the sound is good, and listening to music and talking on the phone hands-free is great! Besides, they are priced fairly at $25 and a great bargain at the Black Friday price of $10. I even bought a second pair as a backup when I misplaced the case. I recommend these as a first pair of wireless earbuds for anyone curious to see if they are comfortable or for a young person who is hard on their belongings and prone to losing small objects, since they are good but inexpensive to replace.

The best dollar for dollar value on earbuds

I purchased these earbuds from Walmart when they were $10 a pair. Without having a waterproof rating from the manufacture I decided to give them a test in the pool. I was amazed to find out that after jumping in the deep end, the earbuds continued to work flawlessly. I have used them many times while swimming and they have performed seamlessly. The case is not waterproof and the instructions say not to put the earbuds in the case if they are wet. You do not need to find a charging cable as one is built into the carrying case. All you need is a USB charging port. I have yet to get the earbuds to run out of battery life in a single use. You can spend hundreds of dollars for a pair of earbuds that can get lost or stolen. I returned to Walmart and purchased nine more ... MoreI purchased these earbuds from Walmart when they were $10 a pair. Without having a waterproof rating from the manufacture I decided to give them a test in the pool. I was amazed to find out that after jumping in the deep end, the earbuds continued to work flawlessly. I have used them many times while swimming and they have performed seamlessly. The case is not waterproof and the instructions say not to put the earbuds in the case if they are wet. You do not need to find a charging cable as one is built into the carrying case. All you need is a USB charging port. I have yet to get the earbuds to run out of battery life in a single use. You can spend hundreds of dollars for a pair of earbuds that can get lost or stolen. I returned to Walmart and purchased nine more pairs for Christmas gifts and for extras for myself. They come with three different levels of equalizer adjustments by simply tapping on the earbuds. I have received phone calls and made phone calls without any complications. All earbuds from any manufacturer only cost a couple of dollars to make. So if you spend $150 on a so called high end pair, just remember for the same price I’ve got 14 more pairs to your one.

[Rewarded Review] BEST earbuds for the price!

I bought my first pair of these jlab earbuds almost 2 years ago and they served me well. The sound quality was excellent. They fit my ears well. They stayed in my ears through my many runs. The battery life was beyond my expectations. I loved that the charging USB was directly attached to the case-less cord mess! I loved how I could only use one ear bud at a time if needed, such as if I'm just trying to watch some videos but still needed to be able to hear if my husband or son needed me. But sadly after almost 2 years the sound on the right bud started to fade. It was time to make a decision. Do I try to buy a different type/brand of ear bud or just buy another pair of these?After a lot of research, I stayed with these. I had zero complaints and I'm sure they only ... MoreI bought my first pair of these jlab earbuds almost 2 years ago and they served me well. The sound quality was excellent. They fit my ears well. They stayed in my ears through my many runs. The battery life was beyond my expectations. I loved that the charging USB was directly attached to the case-less cord mess! I loved how I could only use one ear bud at a time if needed, such as if I'm just trying to watch some videos but still needed to be able to hear if my husband or son needed me. But sadly after almost 2 years the sound on the right bud started to fade. It was time to make a decision. Do I try to buy a different type/brand of ear bud or just buy another pair of these?After a lot of research, I stayed with these. I had zero complaints and I'm sure they only died because I literally used them every day and perhaps had a few sweaty runs with them that probably didn't help. But I got so much use out of these for the price I had no qualms about buying a new pair.Anyway, I got my second pair a couple of days ago and I'm still super impressed. I'm sure you could get higher-quality earbuds if you're an audiophile looking for top-tier sound but the sound on these is perfect for regular music lovers in my opinion. And the price is even better. I would honestly be expecting to pay double the cost for the quality of these headphones!Also, if you're like me and a runner who wears glasses so you can't use the wrap-around-the-ear earbuds, these stay in your ear great on long runs and only drained to about 60% battery even after my longest run at 3 hours, at medium-high volume.

[Rewarded Review] Cheap and good, a rare combo

I own a wide range of earbuds, bluetooth, true wireless, wired and otherwise. These guys aren't the best, but they aren't the worst either. They're good... Just good... Also do be careful when picking these out. The website doesn't clearly mark this, but these specific ones are the "Go Air POP+" which is an updated version that has slightly more battery life and a usb C connection instead of a usb A connection. Just double check the package to make sure you have the +.Packaging is to be expected, cheap and recyclable. The case is rather tiny which is a huge plus. It can easily fit in any pocket, including that tiny one in most jeans.Sound quality is okay enough. You can hear the music or podcast you need to hear and honestly, that's all you really need. You can ... MoreI own a wide range of earbuds, bluetooth, true wireless, wired and otherwise. These guys aren't the best, but they aren't the worst either. They're good... Just good... Also do be careful when picking these out. The website doesn't clearly mark this, but these specific ones are the "Go Air POP+" which is an updated version that has slightly more battery life and a usb C connection instead of a usb A connection. Just double check the package to make sure you have the +.Packaging is to be expected, cheap and recyclable. The case is rather tiny which is a huge plus. It can easily fit in any pocket, including that tiny one in most jeans.Sound quality is okay enough. You can hear the music or podcast you need to hear and honestly, that's all you really need. You can sync these to the JLab app just in case you need to tune the sound profile, but the JLab signature works fine for me and I would assume most people. They last about an average shift and can last longer with the charging case, but just keep in mind of the unusual way they charge since you'll need a usb c port for the cable on the case to plug into. If you have a handy wall wart or usb c charging bank that will do.Long story short? At $25 normally these are a great steal. I wouldn't say these are throwaway buds you could easily take anywhere or keep as spares because they actually sound good, but you won't be too upset if they break or get dropped. Not to mention that you can catch these on sale and pay even less. Basically think of these as dual purpose, you can easily use these as daily buds, but more than likely these can act as spares if your main buds run out of battery or you happened to forget them and these are in some side pocket of your bag.

[Rewarded Review] Great for the price

I bought these before going on vacation right after thinking I had lost my aging AirPods Pro. I found them right after buying these, but I still needed them as the battery life was getting a little iffy with the AirPods. On the “Balanced” EQ setting, the confusingly-named JLab Audio Go Air Pops compare favorably with the AirPods Pro, giving you about 90% of the clarity with a little more bass. They are not quite as hi-fi, but if you’re looking for something to listen critically, I wouldn’t be looking at in-ear headphones anyway. For just enjoying some music on vacation or watching something on my iPhone, these are more than acceptable, and the additional quality and features of the AirPods Pro are absolutely NOT worth 12x more to me. Connection quality is also very ... MoreI bought these before going on vacation right after thinking I had lost my aging AirPods Pro. I found them right after buying these, but I still needed them as the battery life was getting a little iffy with the AirPods. On the “Balanced” EQ setting, the confusingly-named JLab Audio Go Air Pops compare favorably with the AirPods Pro, giving you about 90% of the clarity with a little more bass. They are not quite as hi-fi, but if you’re looking for something to listen critically, I wouldn’t be looking at in-ear headphones anyway. For just enjoying some music on vacation or watching something on my iPhone, these are more than acceptable, and the additional quality and features of the AirPods Pro are absolutely NOT worth 12x more to me. Connection quality is also very good, and the fit is actually much more comfortable than the AirPods Pro. The case feels sorta cheap, but it’s lightweight and does a really good job of holding the earbuds in magnetically (much better than the AirPods Pro, in fact).Of course, these do not have active noise cancelling, although the fit for me is quite good and passively cancels quite a bit of ambient noise. Nor does it have any sort of transparency mode (a feature I do use with the AirPods Pro). Also, these will not connect to more than a single device, and disconnecting/pairing is too cumbersome to warrant doing regularly between devices. In my case, I typically use wireless on-ears or wired headphones with my MacBook Pro, so this isn’t a big deal, but it’s worth mentioning if you want something for multiple devices. The touch controls are fairly responsive for single- and double-tap gestures, but changing EQ settings with a triple-tap can be a real test of patience. Still, it’s easy to live with as I haven’t really needed to use anything beyond the basic gestures after getting it set to “Balanced,” which is where these headphones sound best for most music (I’m a rock/metal/alternative fan, so YMMV).Overall, for the 20-25 bucks they cost, these are extremely good little headphones. Highly recommended.