JLab JBuds Pro Bluetooth Wireless Signature Earbuds, Black, Titanium 10mm Drivers, 10-Hour Battery Life, Music Controls, Noise Isolation, Bluetooth 4.1 Extra Gel Tips and Cush Fins

Bought these a few years ago while on vacation because my favorite earbuds died, not thinking they would be very good. I was wrong. The clarity and quality of sound is very good. The calming voice, greeting and saying good-bye is sweet. The charge lasts a long time- perfect for wearing gardening, walking, doing household chores. They are comfy and I liked them better than the earbuds that wore out. After years of steady use I somehow misplaced them, so I bought these as a replacement. They are just as expected.

Very affordable alternative to ear buds. This is my second pair only because I thought I had left my first in a hotel. Good sound. No buzzing on either end. Pairs easily, has volume control. My only suggestion would be to report battery status as you turn it off as well as on. I have to turn it back on to know if I need to charge it. It charges quickly, though.

These are sweet! Solid grip in your ear. I changed the ear pieces to memory foam ones. I could roll down a hill and these wouldn’t fall out. Sound wise? Pretty solid. Bass doesn’t boom or distract from other frequencies, but it’s there and you can hear it. Pretty darn satisfied. The bass boost EQ also doesn’t take away from mids or trebles so, another check in the awesome box. And the price??? Yo….great buy.UPDATE: Yes Lawd these earbuds are awesome still. I get my bass tummy rubbed without loosing high notes. I am always wanting better earbuds, (but I don’t want to spend the money to get “real ones”) and as for what I’m looking for, these rock. Most people won’t hear flaws in them - us normies, jah feel?

After years of running with wired earbuds, I switched from an MP3 player to a "retired" Android phone. That allowed me to use Bluetooth earbuds, so I bought several to try: a pair of "true wireless" earbuds, another with the electronics attached to the earbuds and loops that go around your ears, and this pair. The "true wireless" earbuds were fussy to pair and stuck out of my ear to far. Plus I felt like they would be too easy to lose. The one with the electronics attached were significantly larger and while the loops would keep them from falling off, the sound quality left a lot to be desired. These, on the other hand, hit all of the high points.Charge: I never get to test the 6-hour battery life, but my run takes about two hours and I have never had the battery run out. I charge them after each run, the battery charges quickly and after 6 months still works fine.Fit: These come with two different size tips and removable "cush fins" that help to hold them in place. I use the cush fin only on the right side so I can more easily remove the left bud if I need to talk to someone. The control unit dangles from the right side so I figured it could use the extra support but, honestly (a) I don't think it really needs it and (b) it's really no harder to remove/replace the bud with or without the cush fin. I think you can go either way, whichever is more comfortable for you.Sound: This is where these earbuds excel. The sound quality is excellent, easily matching my best wired earbuds. No complaints at all over a wide range of musical styles and volumes. They simply sound great.Controls: logical, well placed and useful, if basic. Press the center but to pause or unpause, long press to power on or off. Top ("up arrow") button increases volume with a short press, skips to next track with a longer press. Bottom ("down arrow") button decreases volume with a short press, skips to previous track with a longer press. I have no trouble working these controls when running by touch alone. Both my phone and music app have built-in equalizers, but I find the default "balanced" sound fine with the equalizers turne off.Durability: I run about 8 miles at a not-too-fast pace. After 6 months, I have no issues. Lots of sweat, occasional rain, no problems. They still pretty much look (and work) like new.I didn't rate "Noise cancellation" because it doesn't have any, relying on physical isolation. That said, I can hear oncoming traffic and other sounds, which I consider a good thing when running.For the price (under $20) I would have been happy if I had to replace them twice a year. As it is, I consider them a terrific value. I am getting a second pair, "just in case".

Caution. Length is too short for my liking ( 21 inches ). Sounds is decent.

Very good and nice equiptment for a fair price.

I haven't found there to be a lot of decent choices in the fifteen to thirty dollar Bluetooth wireless headphones range. Or, at least the ones I have tried have died, on average, about a month after purchase. One earbud would stop working, they would no longer charge, etc. I had some good luck with a pair of these JLab JBuds Pro Earbuds, so I came to think they were a pretty good product. I bought a spare pair to keep as a backup.I've found that what fails on these earbuds is the power/volume up/down switch. (On one pair of these, as soon as they arrived, this switch, as soon as I touched it, literally crumbled to powder. For the record, I did not purchase that particular pair on Amazon.) About two weeks after my backup pair arrived, the volume up/down buttons on my original pair, which had worked fine for about five months, stopped working. The on/off on the old headphones still worked, but I had to adjust the volume on my phone.I decided to purchase another pair to act as a back up to the back up pair. These headphones have pretty good sound, and are in my price range, and after all of the money I've wasted on other wireless earbuds in this price category, these had lasted the longest. Which is kind of pathetic, really. But that is the state of what we buy these days. Everything is made overseas, and it is a miracle if what is purchased doesn't break after a month of use. So that's why I continued to purchase these- their sound was pretty good, they lasted awhile, and when they broke, they broke minimally.If you hit the volume up/down buttons at the same time, you can moderate the sound on these headphones. You can either make the vocals more prominent if you hit the buttons twice, or add a bit of bass if you hit the buttons simultaneously three times. But since the volume buttons die almost right away on these JLab earbuds, that pretty cool feature is rendered meaningless. So one of the good reasons to buy these headphones goes out the window almost right away.I have gone through four pairs of these headphones in a year and a half. As a contrast, I just dug a pair of Skullcandy Hesh 2 headphones out of a box in a closet. I bought the Hesh 2 headphones in 2017.I plugged them in to charge. They charged up, they connected to my iPhone right away, and are working just fine. They don't look brand new, but that doesn't matter- they work. I put those headphones through a lot, and they are still working, seven years after I purchased them.I used to be a loyal customer and user of these JLab JBuds Pro Bluetooth headphones. No more. Buying a pair of these, I have found, has been the equivalent of taking a twenty dollar bill and setting it on fire. The headphones may last a little longer than it takes for a twenty dollar bill to burn. But it feels like they don't last a lot longer. I've finally learned my lesson regarding these. If you are looking for longevity in a pair of headphones, I would look elsewhere. Thank you.

Very good sound for the price