JLabGo Air Pop+ True Wireless Earbuds, In Ear Headphones, Bluetooth Earphones, 35H Playtime Ear Buds, Bluetooth Earbuds with Microphone, USB-C Charging Case, Dual Connect, EQ3 Sound, Midnight Black

Very nifty, understated earbuds which fit perfectly and are comfortable to wear. Love the charging case too but needed to buy a USB-c adapter separately as I didn’t have one. Good sound, but if you download the App, you are able to customise the sound to your liking. Hooks up immediately to my iPhone with Bluetooth. Great value for the price!

I upgraded from the JLAB POP headphones after my partner lost them. I LOVE these. Specifically the 'Be Aware' setting. You can listen to your headphones and still hear everything around you so you don't have to keep taking them out to hear people. I like to listen to my phone while my baby is asleep, and can still hear him clearly if he wakes up, with my headphones on. I also plan to use these at work (cleaner) which will be a life saver when different people need me because I used to not be able to hear them approaching and get startled. These would also be good for runners for the same reason. You just tap the right earbud 3x to turn this on, and again to turn it off. There's also a setting on the app where you can choose from several ambient sounds to play to relax. The headphones are really good quality, as I said I upgraded specifically to this model cause I loved the old model too. Sound is great, but can change sound settings if you have a preference. You can also change the touch settings on the app for your buds. The built in charger is USB-C on this model, whereas the old was a normal USB which I preferred cause I could plug them in the wall switches at work and on the bus, but still easy enough to use a small USB-C plug instead if you haven't got USB-C wall switches. I would 100% recommend these, especially for the price. Lots of colours to choose from too. I got mauve and it's more of a dark pastel purple colour but still lovely.

These are excellent ear buds for the price. In general, I am very impressed.There are no advanced whistles and bells such as ANC, but this is more than made up for with the excellent sound quality - amazing given the very reasonable £25 price.Pairing is easy (I have connected them to my Lenovo tablet and our Hisense TV). Battery life is good at about 8 hours on a full charge.Charging is via the carry case which also has a battery - very useful while out and about. The USB charging cable is neatly built into the carry case so it's all self contained - there's no loose cable to lose! I also like the rather unusual "slate" colour.The buds come with 2 further sets of silicon ear tips (large and small), though I have found the factory fitted ones (medium) to be comfortable and secure. Each bud has an inbuilt microphone and each can be used separately. As such, they can be used for hands-free mobile calls in the car. That's not something I have tried as my mobile pairs to my car anyway.....There are a few annoying points:- The charging cable is annoyingly short.- The changing connector is USB A rather than the more modern type C.- The recommended Jlab App in the instructions doesn't support these ear buds yet!Other than that, I am rather chuffed 😀 😊UPDATE - Indeed, my wife was also impressed and has purchased a black pair (to avoid confusion) - see photo - she is also very happy.

More than good enough for my lugs. Wasn't expecting much at that price but they sound great. They hold their charge for ages as well.

This is a new level of earbuds, it’s cutting edge Bluetooth connectivity and charging speed are insane for just over £20, when I play games this gives a wide audio spectrum allowing for high gaming performance, it’s very easy to use and the hard plastic makes this have very high durability.

Great value for money. Very reasonable quality sound, and nice, compact and magnetic case/charging station. Comfortable fit. I'm really pleased with these.

Original review for JLAB POP: I lost my usual earphones which were high quality, I basically bought these as a stopgap pair til I can properly replace. I will still replace eventually but it's less urgent than I thought, these are actually pretty good for their price. They're very light, which may be a good thing in some people's opinion, to me it made them feel quite cheap. But hey, they are cheap. Sound quality is not perfect, but it's certainly acceptable, I've heard much worse. If you just want some music on your commute for example, these are absolutely fine. If you're a bit of a sound nerd who notices the tiniest issue then, you'll notice the issues. But these are fine for average user. I found the controls a bit over sensitive, if I take an earphone out I end up pausing or changing volume inadvertently for example. All in all they are not perfect but they are cheap and for the price I was pleasantly surprised.EDIT 16.1.25 for POP+: I can't leave a separate review, but I lost one of the Pop earphones unfortunately, so I bought another pair. I didn't realise when purchasing that I had got slightly different version 'Pop+' this time. These have been considerably lower quality than my first experience above. I often get crackling sounds from the earphones, they cut out a lot more. The charging connector is like.. the 'wrong' end of a usb. It's a USB-C connector. I don't actually know what to charge it from! It doesn't go in any plugs I have. I still have the old Pop case so I've ended up charging the new earphones in the old case. Perhaps that's contributed to my problems with it but I don't see why that would cause loud crackling in my ear. Anyway I strongly recommend getting the 'Pop' not the 'Pop+'. Being cheap isn't enough to salvage the Pop+ drawbacks.