JLab, Go Sport+, True Wireless Workout Earbuds, Bluetooth Sport Earbuds, Clear Calling, Coral

Just got these to replace a different brand similar style set that I ended up dropping one good time and now one earbud won't sit properly to charge, and instead of fuss with it I gave them to a friend who doesn't mind dealing with them. In all fairness I did own that previous set for roughly 3 years. So I'm hoping to have these last at least the same amount of time.Moving on the the review. So far I absolutely love these. I read the little booklet that came with it explaining how one side controls the volume up and the other controls the volume down, which will take some getting used to while wearing both. However at work I am usually using one side or the other since I need to be able to hear my surroundings. I don't see it being an issue since it's connected to my phone and while listening to music or watching videos with sound I am able to use my phone volume settings (since my other pair didn't have volume control buttons at all, so again no issues or complaints there). I also really like that these aren't as invasive to my ears as other earbuds have been, the silicone/rubbery piece is more wide set and doesn't need to be pressed into the ear to be secured. The sound is great so far. I got the light blue ones and the color is pleasantly soft, I'd say almost like a pastel. The charger kinda threw me a bit, I wasn't expecting it to be attached to the holder but it doesn't affect my life whatsoever since I have a c-type charging block for my double ended c-type charging cable that I use for my phone. The battery life seems decent, I have yet to run them under 70% on my work shifts.I'll definitely update after more time has passed or if I notice any significant changes.I paid a few dollars less for these than my prior ones, I believe these were on sale but regular price is basically the same. Which is super affordable.

These buds work well. The sound is clear and the style is on point. Super cute color and comfortable but you might have to adjust the bud foam size . They are good earbuds.

These have become some of my favorite wireless earbuds, especially considering how affordable they are. I've used both Beats and AirPods, and I actually find myself preferring these JLab earbuds for everyday use.The sound quality has been great for what I need, and I really like the simple fit. They're easy to put on, feel comfortable, and I don't have to spend time constantly adjusting them. For something designed to be worn while you're active, I appreciate being able to put them on and go.What really stands out to me is the value. I've spent considerably more on other wireless earbuds, and I don't feel like I need to spend that kind of money to get an enjoyable listening experience. These give me the sound, fit, and convenience I'm looking for at a much more affordable price.They're the kind of earbuds I wouldn't hesitate to replace if I eventually lost or wore out a pair. I would buy these over and over again, and personally prefer reaching for them over my Beats and AirPods.For anyone who wants a straightforward, comfortable pair of wireless earbuds without paying premium-brand prices, these have been an excellent purchase for me.

These are great earbuds, especially for the price. The only gripe that I have is that they're not as bass-y as I would like them to be. I've been using the app and fiddling with the EQ and I can't really boost the base level too much, but it's there.They definitely stay in my ear with a lot of activity and they have a really long range like I would say probably 50 to 100 feet. I manage a gas station at night by myself and it was starting to get a little quiet and a little boring there at night. But now I can do micro learning or I can catch up with my favorite podcasts and it makes the night go a lot smoother.The be-aware mode is actually really cool. I use that as I'm interacting with customers and I can still hear the podcast or the audiobook, but I'm able to hear them too.This product was actually recommended to me by my AI chat GPT. I really, really like it. It would be five stars if I would have a little bit more bass when I'm listening to music, but I've found that just the standard sound level is good on the app for most things. I actually tried the bass booster option and it actually felt like it was more tinny than bassy after that, so I just have it on the standard setting now. The sound quality is really good. I would say that these are probably the best sounding earbuds that I've had throughout the last 10 years or so, and they were also the cheapest.If I could give it 9 stars out of 10, I would. So I guess it's more of a four and a half. You just can't beat that price!! The battery life too, I can use one earbud for my entire shift and the other one gets saved in case of an emergency or something, but I can use like one earbud for the entirety of my shift and it doesn't die.If you're wanting to get a pair of budget, your buds that are very functional, these are probably your best bet.

These headphones are perfectly adequate. They’re not great, but they get the job done. I normally use a pair of high quality wireless headphones normally but those only stay in my ears it’s the help of the silicone ear seal. That’s fine most of the time, but the moment I started trying to exercise in them I realized that I needed something else. These JLab Go Sport+ headphones (quite the mouthful to say) were pretty highly rated and seemed to fit what I needed. The design has permanently attached ear hooks to keep them secure which is nice, but those hooks are non-adjustable so be aware of that. They’re a little awkward to put on every time because of how that ear hook is fixed in place but once they’re secure they stay that way until I choose to remove them. There are a few sets of different sized silicone tips to try, but I found the default “medium” size worked best for me.One thing I REALLY don’t like is the startup sequence - they take about 5 seconds to establish the Bluetooth connection to my phone which is enough time for me to put at least one of them in/on my ear, but the software that runs the on headphones has a robotic voice that starts talking right away and there is no way at all to shut it off or lower the volume. It says “JLab on” about a second after it’s in my ear, then about five seconds later it says “Bluetooth connected. Battery full”. I really don’t find any of that helpful and have searched to try and find a solution that turns it off, but no luck. While the touch controls work well with identifying a single/double/triple tap, I find that the default actions don’t do what I would expect or want them to do. On that front, however, there is an optional app you can download that can adjust those actions, but for some reason each of my headphones has reverted back to the default independent of the other one. Using that app you can also adjust the sound EQ settings which some people will probably like. The quality of the sound that the headphones put out is neither great nor terrible, but I’m usually using them for podcasts and audiobooks anyway.The case also lacks any charging port to plug into, just the affixed (tiny) cable. If you have access to a USB-C port on a computer or something where the case could rest on a table it wouldn’t be annoying, but the way the design is means it’s annoying if all you have is the wall brick because the case will just hang there from the wall, potentially pulling the wall brick out of the outlet. I tried to charge them on a plane this way and found all of the outlets I could access to be too loose and weak, making it fall out and unable to charge any other way. Battery life is perfectly good for me as I only use them while working out, and therefore don’t need to charge the case more than once every two weeks. The case is lightweight, but it makes it feel kind of low-quality. the case is pretty big too, so they bulge significantly when in my pocket.

This is the second pair of JLab Go Sport earbuds I have bought. They work really well for the price. The battery stays charged most of the day.

great quality for the price, i had an older version of these and i lost one of the earbuds so i figured to get the same brand seeings how my first pair is over ten years old and still work just fine. i bought these earbuds because they work great to wear at the gym. i have piercings inside my ear so i found the traditional ear buds would slip out of my ear very easily so i had to find something that would wrap around my ear. the sound quality of these is great as well better than the older generation. i havent worn these yet at the gym i just quickly tried them out. so if your looking for great quality reasonable priced item and like i said if you have non traditional piercings inside your ear and you work out these are a go to! im not quite sure how long the battery last on these but i can say is the older gen would last me quite a few times at the gym and i would wear them anywhere from 45 min to an hour each time.

I got two pairs by JLab, one in the color of Red/Coral and the other in the color Green/Neon Yellow. I needed replacement headphones specifically so I could listen to some lectures for class, along with listening to music and whatnot.First Impression...I didn't like them. I need a wireless/bluetooth situation that went over the ear because its what I like and they're usually more comfortable to wear to sleep, wear while walking around, etc. These right out of the package were hard plastic/rubber coating which actually rubbed against my ears - I had some sores for a little while until I adjusted to them. I wanted to return them, but the need outweighed comfort. You have the option to download the JLab app which lets you further customize your listening experience (I'm guessing, I mostly just connected them to my phone and used my phone's customizable audio settings.)The audio quality is kind of...okay. These have a lot of sound profiles which, for me, seem to be difficult to differentiate or utilize since the touch point component responds some of the time. I've had accidental bumps with certain beanies that trigger an ear aching switch to 'surroundings mode' which blasted the noise level and conversations happening on the bus around me right into my ears. I've looked at the literature/guides they came with to figure out the settings, but it always seems like they're non-existent options. Going off of sound quality, though, they're lacking quite a lot. Even with the alternative settings on my phone's audio customization screen, you can really only hear the sound clearly if you're in a room without outside factors. They don't have noise-cancelling features, as far as I'm aware.I like that they seem to be sturdy enough to handle getting lost in pockets, falling on the floor, or even just routine cleaning to keep things nice. I also like that the case they go in doubles as charging port, and charging cable. All-in-one which makes recharging easy. An issue I've found, though, is that you need to wipe out the interior of the case, along the electrode prong things to ensure there's nothing building up from taking them off and stowing them away. I've had to go along the headphones charging points, too, with a Q-tip to make sure they were free of hair, dead skin, or wax or anything that might prevent a good connection. And I've also noticed that the case, while it does seem to be set up to securely keep the headphones in place while charging, I have to pick the headphones up one at a time to ensure the magnetic piece accurately gets the charging points connected. I've had a quite a few times where I had to go without headphones simply because they didn't connect right the first time.Bluetooth range...It's the worst range I've had compared to other over-the-ear headphones with Bluetooth capabilities. If I have them paired to my laptop while I'm listening to a podcast, get up and walk about 10 feet across the hall to the bathroom, the signal becomes significantly spotty and the audio drops out. This is with one door open, and one door closed. Though I've had several non-descript brands of headphones in the past where I could leave my phone upstairs, walk across the house and go downstairs to grab something and still hear the music or podcast I was listening to. These also have the worst time connecting to audio if I put my phone in a bag or on the opposite side of my person. Even on windy days the audio would get very shoddy.I went with 3/5 because they serve their purpose. They've survived sleepy nights when I fell asleep with them on, and they've survived rain storms and bus rides. Do they work flawlessly? God no. Worst headphones I've ever owned.I most likely won't be buying these again.Also, as a last minute thought, the red/coral ones have retained their color through their use. The neon yellow/green ones have experienced discoloration around the part that goes over the ears.

Ik had jaren in ears maar als ik geweten had hoe comfortabel in ears met een oorhaak zijn had ik deze veel eerder aangeschaft! Ze zitten heerlijk, makkelijk te bedienen, lange batterijduur en ze zien er goed uit. Ik raad ze aan.

Ho acquistato questi auricolari per la palestra e mi sto trovando molto bene. Sono comodi, leggeri ma allo stesso tempo robusti. Anche il sound è buono e si sentono bene. Per il mio utilizzo li considero un prodotto valido e li consiglierei sicuramente.

This earbuds are amazing! I got them to use in gym and everything about this product worth the money you spent. They have a great app to control from your phone. Unbelievable battery life and sound quality. It covers all your ear which makes it impossible to fall from your ears. Usually I have difficulties to pair my earbuds with the phone and other devices but this one does not have anything like that, connects to every bluetooth device right away without any single effort. I use it for more than a year now. I would definetely buy it again if it gets broken.

Erster Eindruck & Sitz beim SportDa ich viel jogge, war ich auf der Suche nach Kopfhörern, die auch bei schnellen Bewegungen nicht aus dem Ohr fallen. Die JLab Go Air Sport+ haben mich hier wirklich positiv überrascht. Durch die Ohrbügel sitzen sie bombenfest, ohne unangenehm zu drücken – genau das, was man beim Laufen braucht.Positive Punkte (+)Hervorragendes Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis: Für gerade einmal 29,99 € bekommt man hier ein Paket, das sich vor deutlich teureren Marken nicht verstecken muss.Gute Verarbeitung: Trotz des günstigen Preises wirken die Kopfhörer und das Ladecase wertig und stabil. Nichts wirkt billig oder klapprig.Starker Akku: Die angegebene Laufzeit von über 35 Stunden (inkl. Case) ist ein echtes Plus. Ich muss die Kopfhörer gefühlt nur alle zwei Wochen mal an den Strom hängen.Be Aware-Modus: Dieses Feature ist beim Joggen an der Straße Gold wert, da man die Umgebung trotz Musik noch wahrnimmt – ein wichtiges Sicherheitsplus.Integriertes USB-C Kabel: Das Ladecase hat das Kabel direkt integriert. Man muss also nie daran denken, ein extra Kabel mitzunehmen.Negative Punkte (-)Touch-Bedienung: Die Steuerung über die Berührungsflächen an den Seiten reagiert manchmal etwas sensibel. Wenn man sich während des Laufens den Schweiß abwischt, kann es passieren, dass man aus Versehen ein Lied überspringt oder die Lautstärke ändert.Ladecase-Größe: Durch die Ohrbügel ist das Case natürlich etwas größer als bei Standard In-Ears. Es passt zwar noch in die Hosentasche, trägt aber etwas mehr auf.FazitWer gute Sportkopfhörer sucht und kein Vermögen ausgeben möchte, ist bei den JLab Go Air Sport+ genau richtig. Die Schweißresistenz (IP55) und der sichere Halt machen sie zum idealen Partner für das Training. Für 29,99 € ist die gebotene Leistung wirklich top.Klare Kaufempfehlung für Läufer und Gym-Gänger!

Contente de mon achat! Les écouteurs tiennent bien place, le son est bon, la batterie semble d'assez long durée. On peut décrocher, mettre sur pause en tapotant sur les écouteurs (un feuillet est fournit).