JLabGo Air Sport+ Running Headphones - True Wireless Headphones Bluetooth, Hook Over Ear Earbuds for Sports & Gym, 35+ H Playtime In Ear Buds, IP55 Sweat-Resistant, Be Aware Mode, Graphite

They look good, are compact and they fit in my ears perfectly. I’ve been running with them and I didn’t have to re-adjust them at all, they did not feel like they were falling out of my ears at any point unlike my AirPods which were constantly falling out. And best of all they were a reasonable price.

I have owned several pairs of JLabs earbuds over the past few years, and they've all been rock solid. They've always paired, connected to all my devices, stored in their durable hard cases and charged well.I own the Jlab Minis which I keep on my keys for travelling an they've taken a battering over that time. I have the original Go Sport in fluorescent yellow which I've had the longest - 4 years and they're still going strong.I have just purchased the newer version - the JLab Go Sport+ in Coral and so far, it's not given me any issues. I am aware of the other reviews on here about the build quality and batteries not charging, but I've not experienced anything like this yet. The sound is decent for the price range, and you can tweak the EQ settings and other stuff within the JLab app.My experience, Jlabs earbuds have always been solid and excellent in quality, as well as sound.I'm willing to give them the benefit of the doubt, and will post an update on these in the coming weeks, perhaps months.

Why did you choose this product over others?:I love these headphones whilst I'm at work I love to listen to music would recommend definitely Lightweight:Very lightweight Value for money:Fantastic on the price Sound quality:It's epic love the sound Design:Design makes sure it stays in my ears Fit:Very comfy to wear

Why did you choose this product over others?:Earphones are terrible quality.Purchased as wear earphones when running so never purchase expensive earphones as don't use for all music listening.Bought these as thought they were more expensive than ones previously purchased and said they were for sport.The quality of the audio is beyond shocking.I have never heard such tinny, incredibly poor audio from a set of earphones before.I would never be able to recommend these headphones to anyone - The quality is much worse than previous cheap earphones purchased and easily the worst quality earphones I have ever experienced.Downloaded their app and tried the bass boost EQ and they were no better.Avoid these headphones - Anything would be better.

Excellent

Sound: Very flat, even with bass boosted they aren't close to other cheap ear buds in the same price range (think Anker)Fit: Snug fit and they don't move, which ios the only real redeeming feature of them.Case: Quite big., Inbuilt charger is handy. Buds are stored in the wrong way (left bud is on the right, right is on the left)I'll be keeping these as they were only £25 and I need looped buds to keep them on my ears but I wouldn't recommend them.

Great earbuds

I recently got these as my older pair of wireless earbuds got desynced and started causing issues.My (short positive) experience for a few days using these ones:-Sound is ok-Built-in microphone seems to be decent-Pairs fast via BluetoothThat said, a plethora of design failures make these practically unusable for me, starting from least problematic to most:-Like most recent buds, these strongly depend on you installing mobile applications in order to control and tweak them, which I do not like-Controls are a mess. The earphones are advertised as able to be used independently even, but since there is only one touch sensor that is in charge of volume, track forward/backward/pause-start, EQ, voice assistance, etc it can be really painful to select what you want and accidentally changing the volume happens all the time as there is no touch sensitivity or clicks really.-Apparently you can't charge the earpieces while the case is also plugged and charging...-Worst of all, there is no explicit on/off button, which is a problem as the only way to turn the buds on is to pull them from their case. If you disconnect the earphones from a device they power off after 3 minutes, and if you don't have the case with you then they flat out don't work.These are all showstoppers that have been done better years ago by cheaper models.As I side note I got so frustrated I figured out how to sync back my previous earbuds (turns out a lot of models can be put into the case and if you press the power button for a few seconds this could reset them). Thanks...I guess?