JLab JBuds Mini True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds + Charging Case, Charcoal Black, IP55 Sweat and Dust Proof, Bluetooth Multipoint, Be Aware Audio, 3 EQ Sound Settings, Crystal Clear Calls

These are literally my go to earbuds for when i’m working and want discreet calls or music. The features are amazing, and the sound is so clear and loud. They stay put in my ears, even i’m on the move and the controls are easy to touch and manage, I don’t even need to be near my phone to change what I need to do. They’re hard to don’t damage due to the compact size, and they fit right on my key ring. They stay charged for days literally, this is the second product i’ve ever had by JLab and would always recommend over other earbuds.

These are perfect for my tiny ears. They sit comfortably, the sound quality is great, and I love being able to turn the volumes up and down without whipping my phone out. I also love that the hook and on your keys, so I always have them. And yes, they aren’t very noticeable. I’ve had plenty of people think I was just ignoring them when I actually had no idea they were talking to me. Very cute, great quality, and very convenient.

I have very small ears, and I have really struggled to find earbuds that are comfortable for more than a few minutes. These are very comfortable to me. I can wear them for hours with very minimal discomfort, and even when they do get slightly uncomfortable, I can just remove the earbud, rub my ear for a moment, and replace the earbud again at a slightly different angle. The noise cancellation is amazing. In fact, it might be a bit too good depending on where you need to use them. I have been out on walks and suddenly realized someone was right behind me when they went around me -- and I never heard them. If you need to use them where you need a lot of situational awareness, keep that in mind, and maybe only wear one of the buds. I think the sound quality is good. I'm not a professional in the music business or anything, but I have used earbuds I thought were good and others that weren't so good. As far as sound quality goes, these are the best I have tried. I am not saying they are the best out there, but of the ones I have tried, I like these best. They hold a charge for a long time, though strangely they don't always lose charge at the same rate. There isn't a drastic difference, like maybe a percentage point or two, but there is a difference. When they run low on battery, I really appreciate the subtle warning. They tell you once or twice the battery is low, and they give you plenty of time to get them into their case before they die. I have had earbuds that would start making a loud, obnoxious noise every couple of minutes until they died. That's really annoying, and I am so happy these don't do that! There are a couple of small issues I have that are not worth dinging them a star, but they are worth mentioning. Their connection is not the best. The sound will break up a little if there is almost anything between the buds and the device they are connected to. I have noticed this when leaving my phone in one room and walking into another, when putting my phone into the side pocket of my sheet while lying on the bed, and even while the phone is just in my pocket and I am walking around. It just sounds like a bit of static breaking into the music. The other thing is they aren't great for sleeping with if you sleep on one side of your head. Any pressure on the buds will cause the controls to kick in, and they will start to change volume or change from music mode to movie mode. I have dealt with this issue by using only one at a time when I want to use them in bed, and I put the other on the nightstand outside of the case so they will burn battery power at roughly the same rate. I do wish there was some way to control that better -- like if there was an app or something you could use on your phone to turn off the physical controls. Overall, though, I am pleased with these earbuds. They are so comfortable and work very well for what I need them to do. I'd buy them again in a heartbeat.

These earbuds are super cute and easy to use. They connected to my iPhone right away with no issues, and the app makes it really easy to tweak the settings and customize the sound. Connection was as simple as 123. Great size options for your ears. I use the smallest size. The noise cancellation is actually better than I expected — not totally silent, but it does the job. I’m still not totally sure about the charger design especially since I thought it would be included, but overall they work really well. I’m happy with them for the price.

Best headphones I have ever purchased. Beats Apple AirPods but a million miles. EXTREMELY noise cancellation I can’t even hear my dog barking while I have them in. Range is decent wish it was a little further definitely gets blocked by doors and walls but is manageable. Touch controls on the buds are very touchy but it has an app you can download and pair to them for free so if you accidentally touch something you can go in the app and change it and you can customize the controls and the EQUALIZER which is amazing. You can do a podcast one or bass boost and there’s free white noise sounds. The colors and size are great so I can hide them at work and it blends in with my hair. I’ve wore them about 4-5 hours non stop listening before they died. Charges very fast once you put them back in the case if the case is charged

I got these to replace other rear buds that would fall for during exercise. They were just too large for my ears. These have a perfect fit and are comfortable. The controls are easy to use. I have not yet used then for running, but I believe they will work fine. I do recommend them.

I really wanted to love these, but... I was looking for a replacement for my Alterola IE6000 earbuds which I regularly used for running and workouts. They fit great, tiny (unlike most wireless earbuds), and the sound was more than good enough for my purpose. Unfortunately, they stopped charging, and they are no longer available for purchase. So I went searching and found these. Having had wired jlab earbuds in the past, I thought these would be a nice alternative to my Alterola's, especially since they appeared to be similar in size. That appearance was no illusion. These are a perfect size for me, and unlike the Alterolas, the cushions are held on by a notch in the end of the earbud, not by friction alone. For such tiny earbuds, the sound is excellent as well, with multiple EQ options that can be selected either through the phone app or by tapping on an earbud. I also love the "be aware" feature that allows (amplifies?) outside sound to pass through - this is great when I'm running on the road so that I can hear cars coming. The charging cases also hold a charge for quite some time, and I've hardly had to charge the earbuds (granted, I typically don't use them a lot or for very long periods at any given time, so your mileage may vary). Unfortunately, this is where my great experience ends. I run with a Garmin watch that has music onboard, so I don't have to carry a phone or ipod. With my Alterolas, and even with a pair of Monster Clarity (which are monstrous in size), they had no issue getting (and maintaining) connection with my watch and reliably playing music while I ran. Not so with the jlabs. With these, I will start the music on my watch which begins the pairing process, and the earbuds will say connected while the watch continues to search for them. So, back in the charging case they go, then they come back out and will connect. As well, when I run, the earbuds will often cut in and out; sometimes one, sometimes both, either way, it's annoying. I thought this might be due to my arm swinging and maybe the watch getting behind me, but I experienced this same issue in my car when the earbuds were paired with my phone and I was having a conversation. The phone was sitting right next to me on the console, not moving, and the connection went in and out. One might wonder if this was just an issue with the particular pair I received, but when I purchased a second pair and they behaved the same, I knew it wasn't just a bum order. I did follow jlab's instructions for resetting the earbuds (forget it on the device, put them in the case and tap one seven times then the other seven times and watch for each to flash for a moment), and that did improve things a little, but they still cut out a bit. The other issue I have is the sensitivity for the tap "commands" (I liked that my Alterolas had tiny physical buttons). You can program the taps on each earbud to do what you like (raise volume, lower volume, change EQ settings, enable/disable "be aware," start/stop music, etc), but getting them to actually do any of these things is sometimes a challenge. Often I'll have to try three or four times to get "be aware" mode enabled. Like I said, I really wanted to love these, and in many ways I do, but jlab needs to step up the quality of the connection and the tap feature.

I tried out these tiny on-ear earbuds the day they arrived. They are the most comfortable set I own, and I have a set of earbuds for children, from China Night 1 the sound quality was not so good and I struggled to listen. Day 2 I carefully charged these little buds fully and sound issues disappeared. Pairing to my Samsung Galaxy 24 was simple, just like any standard pairing. I haven't tried to max out the volume as my ears work great now and don't want this to stop. I would definitely purchase again.