JLab GO POP+ True Wireless Earbuds (formerly known as Go Air POP) offer 35+ hours playtime, customizable sound via JLab App, & a secure, comfortable fit. IPX4 sweatproof design & clear calls with Find My Device. Professional audio on-the-go.
JLab GO POP+ True Wireless Earbuds (formerly known as Go Air POP) offer 35+ hours playtime, customizable sound via JLab App, & a secure, comfortable fit. IPX4 sweatproof design & clear calls with Find My Device. Professional audio on-the-go.
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JLab Go Air Pop True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds - Mint
JLab GO POP+ True Wireless Earbuds (formerly known as Go Air POP) offer 35+ hours playtime, customizable sound via JLab App, & a secure, comfortable fit. IPX4 sweatproof design & clear calls with Find My Device. Professional audio on-the-go.
JLab GO POP+ True Wireless Earbuds (formerly known as Go Air POP) offer 35+ hours playtime, customizable sound via JLab App, & a secure, comfortable fit. IPX4 sweatproof design & clear calls with Find My Device. Professional audio on-the-go.
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Prices last updated 12 June 2026.
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JLab Go Air Pop True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds & Charging Case - Slate, Dual Connect, IPX4 Sweat Resistance, Bluetooth 5 Connection, 3 EQ Sound
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Jlab Go Pop+ True Wireless Earbuds 35+hours Playcustom Sound+bass
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Jlab Headset Go Pop+ Inear Wireless Bluetooth Cloud White Ipx4 Sweat
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Air Pop True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds & Charging Case - Slate, Dual
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Air Pop True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds & Charging Case - Slate, Dual
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Jlab Go Pop+ Wireless Earphones Bluetooth Mic 35h Playback Ambient
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Jlab Go Pop+ Wireless Earphones Bluetooth Mic 35h Playback Usb-c Teal
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Jlab Go Pop+ Wireless Earphones Bluetooth Mic 35h Playback Ambient
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Go Air Pop+, True Wireless Earbuds, Bluetooth Earbuds with Microphone, Dual Connect, EQ3 Sound, Mint Green
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originally posted on Target
Y’all. I thought these were gonna be very average headphones. This review comes after a few months of using them. So, granted, this has a bit more experience. Just get them. They’re actually wonderful. They’re super easy to use, charge, and the like. They sound GREAT and they rival the AirPods (3rd Gen) I was gifted. Plus, they can take quite a beating. I’ve dropped them a number of times and they act like nothing happened.
originally posted on Target
I have a couple Bluetooth headphones from JLab that I personally like despite their mixed reviews. I purchased these to have an option without cords. I'm conflicted. They fit in my ears fine. Sound is decent. Battery life is great. However, the comments about disconnecting are valid. With my other headphones, I can walk all around my house and even take out the trash etc. and don't stop hearing audio until a good hundred feet away. These are way more sensitive. If you are more than a room away from the audio source, you may notice the sound cutting out, of the earbuds disconnecting and reconnecting. They also tend to think I'm pressing buttons when I adjust them to keep them secure in my ear, but the response is delayed. So if I touch a headphone, a few seconds ... MoreI have a couple Bluetooth headphones from JLab that I personally like despite their mixed reviews. I purchased these to have an option without cords. I'm conflicted. They fit in my ears fine. Sound is decent. Battery life is great. However, the comments about disconnecting are valid. With my other headphones, I can walk all around my house and even take out the trash etc. and don't stop hearing audio until a good hundred feet away. These are way more sensitive. If you are more than a room away from the audio source, you may notice the sound cutting out, of the earbuds disconnecting and reconnecting. They also tend to think I'm pressing buttons when I adjust them to keep them secure in my ear, but the response is delayed. So if I touch a headphone, a few seconds later the volume goes way down. They're okay for what they are. I'm impressed enough woth the battery life to not return them, but their connection could be better.
originally posted on Target
Like: -The audio quality is ok, -The battery life is good. -Each earbud can be used independently of the other (one can be charging while the other is in use) to get maximum continuous audio time (some earbud products have to be used as a pair). Don’t like: -The maximum volume seems a little low, but maybe I have been spiked in the past by fancier earbuds. -They do not have physical buttons for added functionality, like taking calls, adjusting volume, etc. They have those annoying touch-style pseudo buttons that don’t provide resistance when you push them (so you don’t know if the input has been logged by the device). Touching them lightly to adjust them in your ear can inadvertently be registered as a touch and interrupt whatever audio is playing. Hate: -They will ... MoreLike: -The audio quality is ok, -The battery life is good. -Each earbud can be used independently of the other (one can be charging while the other is in use) to get maximum continuous audio time (some earbud products have to be used as a pair). Don’t like: -The maximum volume seems a little low, but maybe I have been spiked in the past by fancier earbuds. -They do not have physical buttons for added functionality, like taking calls, adjusting volume, etc. They have those annoying touch-style pseudo buttons that don’t provide resistance when you push them (so you don’t know if the input has been logged by the device). Touching them lightly to adjust them in your ear can inadvertently be registered as a touch and interrupt whatever audio is playing. Hate: -They will only turn on when removed from the charging case. This, combined with their energy saving auto-off feature means that if you leave your charging case at home and then let the buds go idle for a few minutes they will turn off and you will not be able to use them until you put them back in the case. I do not understand why there is not a way to turn them on WITHOUT the case. I have never seen earbuds do that. Bottom line: for the price they are ok, but they could be SO MUCH BETTER with some simple changes.
| Product Dimensions | |
| Length | 3 in |
| Height | 5.83 in |
| Width | 2 in |
JLab Go Air Pop True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds & Charging Case - Slate, Dual Connect, IPX4 Sweat Resistance, Bluetooth 5 Connection, 3 EQ Sound
Free delivery
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
Jlab Go Pop+ True Wireless Earbuds 35+hours Playcustom Sound+bass
Delivery $39.01
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
Jlab Headset Go Pop+ Inear Wireless Bluetooth Cloud White Ipx4 Sweat
Delivery $26.04
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Air Pop True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds & Charging Case - Slate, Dual
Free delivery
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
Air Pop True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds & Charging Case - Slate, Dual
Free delivery
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
Y’all. I thought these were gonna be very average headphones. This review comes after a few months of using them. So, granted, this has a bit more experience. Just get them. They’re actually wonderful. They’re super easy to use, charge, and the like. They sound GREAT and they rival the AirPods (3rd Gen) I was gifted. Plus, they can take quite a beating. I’ve dropped them a number of times and they act like nothing happened.
I have a couple Bluetooth headphones from JLab that I personally like despite their mixed reviews. I purchased these to have an option without cords. I'm conflicted. They fit in my ears fine. Sound is decent. Battery life is great. However, the comments about disconnecting are valid. With my other headphones, I can walk all around my house and even take out the trash etc. and don't stop hearing audio until a good hundred feet away. These are way more sensitive. If you are more than a room away from the audio source, you may notice the sound cutting out, of the earbuds disconnecting and reconnecting. They also tend to think I'm pressing buttons when I adjust them to keep them secure in my ear, but the response is delayed. So if I touch a headphone, a few seconds ... MoreI have a couple Bluetooth headphones from JLab that I personally like despite their mixed reviews. I purchased these to have an option without cords. I'm conflicted. They fit in my ears fine. Sound is decent. Battery life is great. However, the comments about disconnecting are valid. With my other headphones, I can walk all around my house and even take out the trash etc. and don't stop hearing audio until a good hundred feet away. These are way more sensitive. If you are more than a room away from the audio source, you may notice the sound cutting out, of the earbuds disconnecting and reconnecting. They also tend to think I'm pressing buttons when I adjust them to keep them secure in my ear, but the response is delayed. So if I touch a headphone, a few seconds later the volume goes way down. They're okay for what they are. I'm impressed enough woth the battery life to not return them, but their connection could be better.
Like: -The audio quality is ok, -The battery life is good. -Each earbud can be used independently of the other (one can be charging while the other is in use) to get maximum continuous audio time (some earbud products have to be used as a pair). Don’t like: -The maximum volume seems a little low, but maybe I have been spiked in the past by fancier earbuds. -They do not have physical buttons for added functionality, like taking calls, adjusting volume, etc. They have those annoying touch-style pseudo buttons that don’t provide resistance when you push them (so you don’t know if the input has been logged by the device). Touching them lightly to adjust them in your ear can inadvertently be registered as a touch and interrupt whatever audio is playing. Hate: -They will ... MoreLike: -The audio quality is ok, -The battery life is good. -Each earbud can be used independently of the other (one can be charging while the other is in use) to get maximum continuous audio time (some earbud products have to be used as a pair). Don’t like: -The maximum volume seems a little low, but maybe I have been spiked in the past by fancier earbuds. -They do not have physical buttons for added functionality, like taking calls, adjusting volume, etc. They have those annoying touch-style pseudo buttons that don’t provide resistance when you push them (so you don’t know if the input has been logged by the device). Touching them lightly to adjust them in your ear can inadvertently be registered as a touch and interrupt whatever audio is playing. Hate: -They will only turn on when removed from the charging case. This, combined with their energy saving auto-off feature means that if you leave your charging case at home and then let the buds go idle for a few minutes they will turn off and you will not be able to use them until you put them back in the case. I do not understand why there is not a way to turn them on WITHOUT the case. I have never seen earbuds do that. Bottom line: for the price they are ok, but they could be SO MUCH BETTER with some simple changes.
Pros: I got these JLAB earbuds to replace the Google Pixel Buds which are too big for my ears. Google pixel buds rubbed my ears and caused raw sores in my ears; these JLAB earbuds are flatter and smaller -- no sores. The case has a USB charger cable discreetly built in, so if you're out and need to charge your earbuds, you don't need a cable if you have a USB port. The 8 Hour battery life is great. These JLAB earbuds are cheaper $ than many wireless earbud options, and for the price alone, my cons list is minor to me. Cons: The preprogrammed volume for notifying users (Bluetooth connection/ earbud battery low) is too loud and doesn't sync with user set volume. I use my earbuds when I fall asleep; the notification that the battery is running low wakes me up. This ... MorePros: I got these JLAB earbuds to replace the Google Pixel Buds which are too big for my ears. Google pixel buds rubbed my ears and caused raw sores in my ears; these JLAB earbuds are flatter and smaller -- no sores. The case has a USB charger cable discreetly built in, so if you're out and need to charge your earbuds, you don't need a cable if you have a USB port. The 8 Hour battery life is great. These JLAB earbuds are cheaper $ than many wireless earbud options, and for the price alone, my cons list is minor to me. Cons: The preprogrammed volume for notifying users (Bluetooth connection/ earbud battery low) is too loud and doesn't sync with user set volume. I use my earbuds when I fall asleep; the notification that the battery is running low wakes me up. This notification from my earbuds also wakes up my sleeping husband. I get accessibility regulations, but I would prefer these notifications scale with the volume I set for my earbuds. The microphone for calls is just okay. Everyone I have called while using the earbuds has had to turn up their call volume in order to hear me. I have to keep my call volume at the maximum as well. This resolves the problem for me, but it is somewhat inconvenient.
Best thing about these is the battery lasts a long time. I honestly can’t remember the last time I charged mine and I use it daily. Similar features to airpods like auto connect, volume control from pods. Obviously less quality sound than airpods but pretty good especially considering the price. Biggest con is that they’re difficult to get out of the case.
Weak Bluetooth connection, if you put your phone in your left pocket, the right ear loses Bluetooth connection while walking, the same goes for the other way around. I wasn’t expecting an awesome quality out of this but this is no good, will return asap… the controls on the ear bud not responsive more than half the time. The blue tooth connection stays active even after you put the buds in the case, very annoying when you are expecting a phone call and you can’t hear it because your bt clings to the earbuds…
Sound is poor and the battery is terrible. I trusted the reviews on this and they were not accurate. Tried to return them without the box and was told that I couldn't do I'm out the money. My scan is that I go around the city and buy terrible electronics from one store and try to return them at another store so I can reap the profits. And I would have gotten away with it too, if it wasn't for those pesky kids at the return desk! Do better Target. Don't sell garbage, and if you do allow people to return the trash and buy something else for more money.
These earbuds are downright impressive considering what you get for the price. -Sound quality is good. Definitely bass boosted but not overly boomy and I didn't notice any bad distortion at higher volumes. -They're comfortable to wear, and very small/unobtrusive. And the touch controls are responsive. -The case is only a little bigger in all dimensions than an AirPods Pro case, and the built in charging cable is nice. No wireless charging, but some much more expensive earbuds, like the Beats Studio Buds ($150) also don't have wireless charging. -The case has a magnetic latch as well as strong magnets that hold the buds in, so they don't jostle around. -You can use one earbud at a time, and it properly sets the sound output to mono when you do. Though it can't pause ... MoreThese earbuds are downright impressive considering what you get for the price. -Sound quality is good. Definitely bass boosted but not overly boomy and I didn't notice any bad distortion at higher volumes. -They're comfortable to wear, and very small/unobtrusive. And the touch controls are responsive. -The case is only a little bigger in all dimensions than an AirPods Pro case, and the built in charging cable is nice. No wireless charging, but some much more expensive earbuds, like the Beats Studio Buds ($150) also don't have wireless charging. -The case has a magnetic latch as well as strong magnets that hold the buds in, so they don't jostle around. -You can use one earbud at a time, and it properly sets the sound output to mono when you do. Though it can't pause automatically if you take an earbud out. -While there's no active noise cancelling or transparency mode, the passive noise cancelling is very good since these create a tight seal in your ear. -The buds pair instantly when you put them in your ear with no hassle. I also own a pair of AirPods Pro, and while it would be unfair to compare the two sets of earbuds, the fact I can buy 12 pairs of these for the price of one pair of AirPods Pro and get pretty comparable functionality is truly saying something. JLab hit a homerun with these.
My JBL's quit on me, and I was not prepared to replace them at full price. I went with these after reading reviews, and I absolutely LOVE them. I've had them for for over 5 months now and I couldn't be happier. The charger being attached to the case is so convenient. The battery lasts FOREVER (and I'm at the gym for an hour and a half every day). I charge them once a month. They give you access to a free app with an equalizer which is cool, but their default sound is amazing even with multiple genres such as metal, rock, hip hop, and pop. I can't believe how affordable they are! 10/10 hands down.
I got these to replace my airpods, since I got a Samsung phone. These had better distance from my phone and automatically restart when I get back I'm range. The battery lasts all day. I don't love the way they fit my ears, but mostly they stay in place. Recently I went to use them and remembered they might be in my sweatshirt, in the wash I started 5 mins ago. Sure enough they were in there, I put then in a bag with a silica pack for about 12 hrs and they work perfectly! I was fully prepared to buy a new pair but they made it. I rarely need to charge the case, every week or 2 and I use then constantly, 10 hrs workdays and a few hrs tooling around my house. Definitely worth a try, especially for the price
| Product Dimensions | |
| Length | 3 in |
| Height | 5.83 in |
| Width | 2 in |
