JLab - GO Air POP

As someone with a pair of the JLab Go Air Pop, if you just want earbuds for the gym or listening to podcasts or something simple, and don't care about $200 max audio quality earbuds, they are excellent. My only complaint is you cannot turn them on and off without the case, because they have no buttons. But I have used them for five years with no troubles, absolutely worth the money if you want a budget pair, or even want a cheap "backup" to leave in the car for when your regulars die.

I just put my Bose Sports through the wash and regretfully went to JB Hi-Fi expecting to part with $150 - $200. Explained to the guy that I listened to audio books mainly, under ear protection whilst on the tools, but would also use them for the occasional walk, public transport scroll and phone calls whilst pottering around the house. I.e. cheap and cheerful, but do the job. He suggested J Lab Go Air Pop. I was like “ummm are you sure, they’re ONLY $50” and he was adamant that they were the best. I got bright pink ones to spark joy, they have their own USB cord attached (great for me, but maybe not suitable for USB-C or micro users?) and they fully held their charge for the first 4 days of 8 hour use. 2 weeks in, I love them. Oh! They also price matched Harvey Norman at $34. Highly recommend.

The Jlab go air pop is going for R250 at incredible and takealot. My suggestion is that if you budget is about 1000 you can get two or three pairs of different earphones within this range. Keep the best pair as your Daily's and have the others as backup. This is what I do

i use the JLab GO Air Pop wireless earbuds and they work great! super affordable too

Second the J Lab Go Air Pop. I'm currently using these, they've been very reliable and I've had them for almost a year so far.

I have a couple pairs of JLab Go Air Pop earbuds that are inexpensive ($25ish), comfortable, and last a long time. Wear mine like 2/3 of the day and only charge them every 3 or 4 days, if that.

I use a $20 pair of jlab go air pop with mine. They ain’t fancy and they don’t have a cool asus or Samsung logo on them but there’s little to no latency I’ve experienced. You don’t need a $150+ set of ear buds as some folks have suggested lol

Je suis de l'avis que c'est des trucs qui peuvent se perdre donc mieux vaut moins cher pour ne pas pleurer quand c'est perdu. Du coup j'ai cherché et je suis très contente avec les JLab Air Pop. Le son va pas gagner des concours mais c'est tout à fait correct, mais sinon l'autonomie est excellente (je recharge une fois par semaine et peut passer une nuit complète avec du son), ils tiennent bien sachant que je travaille manuellement avec et me servent même de protection pour le bruit. Vraiment rien à en redire et certainement pas ses 25 euros.

Jlab go air pop. 20 bucks at target. Best I’ve had

I've done some research before posting but the most useful results were 1/1.5yo, and since there are new earbuds coming out almost every single day I thought I should just ask for an updated opinión. Multipoint and good battery are a must, and a good anc (the FreeBuds 4i level of good) is highly required, budget: as low as possible while meeting the required and as high as 90€ I have a pair of FreeBuds 4i I've been using for 2/3 years and I absolutely love them, so my best bet are the FreeBuds 6i. I also tried a cheap model, JLab Go Air Pop, and I don't dislike them, the problem is the silicon tips, everything I've tried outside the FreeBuds 4i ends up falling out (4i does too if I don't adjust them every now and then, but nowhere near the other models that barely hold there for 5 minutes or so being sitted) and since I'll be needing them for when I ride my bike too I need them to fit well.

JLab Go Air Pop, for earbuds under 50 USD, Sony is too experience, you can easily get the same quality with a lower price, since you don't favor ANC,JLab Go Air Pop with the price of 20 USD, you can get it even in Walmart

I love my JLab Air Pops. They’re like 30 bucks, battery lasts forever, sound is great, never falls out of my ears…

I have had the air pop for about a year and love them.

I’m using [Jlabs](https://www.google.com/aclk?sa=L&ai=DChsSEwjZ6NzhiOaNAxWfLnsHHR0wFRYYACICCAEQBxoCdG0&co=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwjJrCBhCXARIsAI5x66WU3xlsfVwkmh0-HWqaQ3gArM8hETnjqLKZd3vbky3DH_sXyxuG_AYaAqQAEALw_wcB&cce=1&sig=AOD64_1yMbgiGH7YYw0GOYOUEdIf_i0FPg&ctype=5&q=&ved=2ahUKEwjZl9jhiOaNAxVNr1YBHdIjLuwQwg8oAHoECAQQDQ&adurl=) It only cost 34 bucks online. You can move forward/backward a song/video by holding either right/left side. Tap once on right/left side for volume up/down. As for turning off the 2 ways I know is 1 you put it back into the case, and 2 you disconnect it and it will turn off by itself after 2-3 mins. The battery life is roughly 6hrs (give or take). There are probably more functions like bass boosting (that I accidentally activated 1 time) but I’m too lazy to read all the user manuals.

Do not buy the go air pop I have no idea why they are so hyped. Absolute dog shit sound quality. Literally gave me a headache within 5 minutes

They sound kinda like metal cans Idk how to describe it but imagine listening to music on 140p The highs are super sharp and grainy(?)

JLAB Go Air Pop. The battery lasts FOREVER, and I mean multiple 8 hours days of work. Plus they are $20/25 I can’t recommend them enough

I stick with a [cheap set of wireless earbuds](https://www.amazon.com/JLab-Bluetooth-Resistance-Connection-Signature/dp/B0CXGXT6W8/ref=asc_df_B0CXGXT6W8?mcid=a87860dc66d4351b915461b3563b41bc&hvocijid=1604727081410443504-B0CXGXT6W8-&hvexpln=73&tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=721245378154&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=1604727081410443504&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9015736&hvtargid=pla-2281435179498&psc=1) and then buy these [foam replacements](https://www.amazon.com/Memory-Canceling-Eartips-Replacement-Compatible/dp/B0D7HFQSX4/ref=asc_df_B0D7HFQSX4?mcid=1968ffc61d1e301ba920d879eb0aefc3&hvocijid=2507948720567981328-B0D7HFQSX4-&hvexpln=73&tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=721245378154&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=2507948720567981328&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9015736&hvtargid=pla-2281435178138&psc=1) because I too, don’t like the rubber. Haha. And when the earbuds get lost, broken, you name it, you just buy another $25 set. Personally I think those earbuds sound pretty damn good for the price, and have good battery life.

I have the cheapest JLab buds from Target and they’ve lasted years with no issues. No technology will truly be bifl so I try to balance how likely I am to lose a tiny thing with how expensive I’m willing to go. https://www.target.com/p/jlab-go-air-pop-true-wireless-bluetooth-earbuds-teal/-/A-83647938

I have had a pair of these for about a year or so, very happy with them too

I have the Jlab Go Air pops and theyre really nice. Battery life is awesome. I wear them at work, and I can go a solid week and half, 2 weeks without having to charge them

I have had JLab Go Air Pop ear buds for a couple of years, and they work surprisingly well for $20. I bought them when my previous earbuds broke on vacation, fully expecting them to break in a few months. I'm not surprised that their other headphones also hold up.

I use Audible at work too, similarly with one earbuds in, and with ear defenders over the top. I've found these JLab Go Air Pop to be good, and they last for about 11 hours on a single charge. Never a problem with discomfort, and I've had them for more than a year. I've found them nice and clear for music too, although I've no doubt that an audiophile would say they're garbage compared to a set that costs hundreds. [https://a.co/d/beGpkfk](https://a.co/d/beGpkfk)

I don't normally sleep with earbuds, but I occassionally listen to a podcast if I cannot sleep. It does the Jlab Go Air Pop will give you 7 hours without a recharge no problem and maybe 25 hours from the case.

JLab Go Air Pop is solid. I have those. Skullcandy Dimes 3 or Soundcore P20i are good too.

Earfun Air 2 is a good sounding product have Earfun Air original. Jlab Go Air Pop is solid too.

The Jlab touch pads don't seem to react to touching your pillow. I only do it I have insomnia, but I sometimes use the Go Air Pop earbuds with Pluto TV if I cannot get to sleep.

I think mpow sells on ali express, but it seems a little dicey with accepting returns and refunds. I like the Jlab Go Air Pop. Dimes 3 by Skullcandy, the Clear by Soundpe\*ts , Soundcore P20i, Earfun Air 2s are all decent items that you can buy off of Amazon. The maker of the Clear supposedly was paying people to post on this. I don't have any connection to the company, but the blogger Scarbir liked all of these listed above. I have liked Jlab, Earfun, and Soundcore based on earlier purchases by me.

I have used the Jlab Go Air Pop, Jlab Jbuds ANC 3, Jlab Jbuds Air Pro: all 3 are good. Jbuds is their medium tier. So, they are worth the extra $5 or $10.

The Jbuds line by JLab is a touch better if you check Amazon, Walmart,Best Buy,JLab.com they are on somewhere for $40, but the Go Air Pop is surprisingly Good.

I have had good luck with the Jlab Go Air Pop. Buying the cheapest Earfun earbuds off of Amazon is a plan too. They are all pretty good. I use Earfun Air, original.

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.

Those both are solid. I have the original JLab Go Air Pop. Solid bassy sound with good battery life. Dimes 3 should be good too. I know that Scabir the earbuds blogger liked both of these. He put the JLab Go Air Pop, Dimes 3, Soundcore P20i, Moondrop Space on his best buds for $29 or less. Dimes 2 only had 4 hours of battery life, but Dimes 3 has about 7.5. So, I would pay a bit extra for D3.

People seem to really like One Plus Buds 3 and Nothing (a) for calls. I picked up the Sony c510 in January and Earfun Air 2. They both are nice on calls. They let in a little bit of background noise, but your voice has twice the volume of the background noise (this is from a few phone calls and voice memos on my phone). I have made some calls on the Jlab Go Air Pop. For me, it was fine in the car, but they did sound poor if calling from a coffee shop or gym locker room.

The Jlab Go Air Pop is solid, and most people really like the base level CMF buds by the Nothing Ear company.

Same. They’re good for the price

I honestly adore my Jlab Air Go Pop. they sound amazing to me on their "signature" sound profile. they also feel really comfortable in my ears, I forget they're in whereas every other earphone I've owned I couldn't wait to get them out. they're £25 but often on sale for £18.

Me too, got them on sale with a staff discount , just wanted some cheap ones for work, I have a habit of leaving stuff on my desk so wanted some cheap enough to lose, but they've been great, bought myself a 2nd pair for home (I leave one pair in my work bag all the time to make sure I always take them to work)

Jlab go air pop, or jlab mini buds  Or you could go for sleep buds: Anker A20 which actually sounds decent (better sounding than jlab too imo). They also just announced A30 which will have ANC.  I also like Linkbuds S - best sounding but biggest of the bunch, but it’s got flat profile that makes it usable in bed 

JLab Go Air Pop, which is about 20 USD, this should be the most affordable product of comparable quality that you can find, and to be honest, I think the quality of headphones under 50 USD is all about the same.

I got a pair of jlab go air pops at *Ross* of all places for 10 bucks and I absolutely love them. I thought they would be defective somehow because I got a pair of soundcore earbuds from Ross and they were really screwy, but I've had the jlab buds for probably 3 months now and they work perfectly and I use them almost daily.

For $50 brand new I got a pair of Sony WFC510 earbuds and I thibk they are great. I also personally like having a physical button instead of the weird touch sensitive buttons that a lot of wireless earbuds have. Sony has reliably good quality on pretty much all of their electronic products and for 50 bucks this is a good set of earbuds.

I have owned the go air pops, something like 20 bucks , and they were the best earbuds I ever used. But I had only used garbage earbuds so when the sound quality jlab produces floored me.Unfortunately after heavy and extreme and I mean extreme use in a very dirty environment, after a year the range suddenly cut down to the point they wouldn't pick up from my shirt pocket to my ear.. I didn't push jlab for a warranty because I felt like I'd gotten my measly 20ish buck worth from them and didn't fault jlab due to the extreme circumstances I used them in daily. I immediately went to Walmart and bought some go pop+ buds , these had app access and I could customize the controls and manipulate the sound and other features. I was as satisfied with them as before but the be aware feature removed the need to wear one at a time at work like usual and I was stoked. Battery lasted a 10 hour shift in both pairs. About a week after, I was on the jlab app and seen the mini buds.. these got my attention because my only wish was for them to be smaller. I got my ass in the car went to Walmart, and bought a set. Those tiny things were every bit as good as the bigger ones except my battery went out around 8 hrs. Sometimes I work 12 hours and always work 10, so shit on payday I went and scooped me another pair .. That was about a year ago and the the two mini pairs are still kicking , and I really like them. If they bit the dust tomorrow I'd have another pair by sundown.. I'm sure there's more expensive buds that are better. Jlab probably makes better buds themselves. But in my opinion, for 20-40 bucks the jlab go air pops, go pop +, and jbuds mini can't be beat. I can't speak on their customer service because I didn't try them on the warranty, I work in a hot asa filthy steel mill and the fact they lasted a year was impressive to me. And even so, I think It would have been a dickhead move to push the warranty claim like I'd be using them under normal conditions instead of wearing them for 10 hours a day swimming in sweat in the pits of hell.

YMMV but I really liked my Jlab Go Air Pop. They're pretty cheap in price and I expected they would be in quality, as well, but they still worked after about two years or so even after being put through the washer and dryer. Only stopped using them because I misplaced the case.

Seconding this especially if you're on a budget. Mine have lasted about 6 years now with no problems

I have the J lab air go pop. $20 and has all the features I need.

JLab Go Airs (or the pop edition) are really good in my opinion. Around 20-30 dollars at Walmart

Jlab pop or pop go - can't remember! I'm on my second set in about 5 years, I only got a second set as I lost the rubber ends and couldn't find any that fit them again!

I ended up going with the sport version of these. I bought the original and they didn't stay in my ears. The sport were only 10 dollars more so I'll see how they do tonight during open gym.

Go air pop

JLab Minis. They are great, they are small, and they stay charged up for a long time. Good sound when you only use one earbud, also. Price is cheaper through JLab online. I also own a JLab Air, and had no complaints with that. Just make sure the ear tips are the right size, so they don't fall out.