JLab - Epic Sport ANC 3

[Jlab Epic Sport ANC 3](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0D8CDCY2B?smid=A2O1709E31Q2KL&th=1) **Excellent buds** for the fairly low price (comparable to my Sony XM4's sound quality). Two minor quibbles: You may have to use the burn-in tool (on the Jlab app) from time to time to ensure the volume and pairing are up to par and play evenly in each ear. If you have irregular shaped ears (like me), you may find a better fit wearing them upside down (sides reversed, of course). But these will definitely stay snug during most vigorous activity any way you wear them. Good luck.

the only Jlabs that are good are the 2 new ones that have dual drivers. the rest are...meh. just ok

Jlab epic sport 3 is good. Really good

I tried out 1/2 dozen different types / brands before I settled on the JLab Epic Sport ANC 3s. They’re wrap around ear buds that stay put whether your doing cardio or lifting. They hold up well if you sweat a lot and have a case that provides almost 70 hours of playtime before you need to recharge it.

I've had a pair of Anker Soundcore Life Q30 for a couple years. They're more noise-dampening than noise canceling, but they're pretty comfortable & durable, holds a good long charge, and currently listed on Amazon for about 65 USD.  That said, if you like ear buds but are afraid of losing them, it might be worth considering a sport style with an ear loop. I like the JLab Epic Sport ANC, but I mostly only wear them when working with noisy equipment like lawn mower or chain saw. 

Either the basic corded apple earbuds or Jlab bluetooth earbuds, the kind with a cord that goes around the back of your neck so they won't get lost [jlab earbuds ](https://www.amazon.com/Canceling-Bluetooth-Resistant-Universal-Headphones/dp/B08LMMWY91/ref=mp_s_a_1_16?crid=2NGO4BMSUKFB6&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.pSM_uMw_Js--SlIcmUAggTM9A-gDYjAcBVlJi30moH_ZSuZC9UxlCsAleayysFMij7X9AysY8RA1vc-VxkylAHelFeDzQfdaPSa29nl-ngq_PD-zyGUW0BuyK8XJGq3hWD_4dJEGhQA7idvHuiNEIqt86uNnJFtALH_HLehdJzj-Y8IkfGnKYkijoCZj4GxLZ00wdVqPto6JBTeQ08RW8w.xycCz_wH4RG-8EyQAlUdkhMwFb4Gk4c0mdJB1W8fy6c&dib_tag=se&keywords=jlab+earbuds+bluetooth&qid=1764574067&sprefix=jlab+earbuds%2Caps%2C146&sr=8-16) I mostly ride with only one in so I can still fully hear out of the other ear

Ive always used bose sport or the quiet comforts because of how they fit. My old pair of sports are going on about 6-7 years but barely hold a charge. They are my backups, while one of my 3 year old quiet comforts just stopped working completely. I bought the Jlab ANC sport earbuds and they have been excellent. 1/3rd the price of Bose and honestly sound better IMO. the jlab app is nice and the be aware mode is great for running or activities when you're around others.

I will warn you the highest end ones we offer (epic) are more bulky than the go and jbuds. I grabbed all 3 pairs and it looks like (height wise) go is 14.5mm, jbuds is 16mm, and epic is 18mm. I found the epic sport earbuds to be too bulky to use in my helmet for skiing, not sure if motorcycling helmets have any more clearance though.

These are really nice. Super comfortable because of compact size.

I am a fan of cheap earbuds. Here are some of my favs cheapest being first. Jlab Go Air Pop, Earfun Free 2s, Earfun Air 2, Jlab ANC 3, Sony c510, Earfun Air Pro 4. At99, One Plus 3 or Nothing a.

Did not know how much you wanted to spend. I have liked the Sony c510 or Jlab Anc 3. Sony has no ANC and Jlab is basically c+ on ANC, but the sound is good and even better with the Wavelet eqs available for these 2 earbuds. Nothing 2024 and Earfun Air Pro 4 and One Plus 3 are good items too.

I got the jlab ANC 3 for 60 bucks and I can't hear a thing outside of my music.

Jlab ANC 3. $60 can't hear a thing from the outside world. The sound quality is really good but sounds just a little tinny but it does the job very well and like I said before I can't hear anybody talking even at half volume.