JLab

GO Pop ANC

JLab GO Pop ANC

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Sentiment score69% positive
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Last updated: Sep 5, 2026

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Reddit Icon12_nick_12
9 months ago

My JLAB Go Pop ANCs or my JBL 510BT. Cheap and work fine.

Reddit IconAmeGPlay
8 months ago

My husband got me J-Lab Go Pop ANC earphones and I'm very happy with them - nice sound, very comfy, the mics are good too, just the ANC doesn't work well imo but overall a very solid budget choice.

Reddit Iconigotaquestion007
4 months ago

hi! i’m looking for some good, comfy wireless earbuds with ANC and an okay battery life. i have tried the JLab Go Pop ANC and the Tozo NC3s, and I thought both of those were very uncomfortable and really painful to wear longer than 5 minutes. so far, i’m considering either the Basseus BP1 Pro or the Soundcore P30i. which one do you recommend? do you guys have any other earbuds you recommend? edit: thank you for all your responses! i actually went with neither and instead went with the soundcore p31i, as i found it on sale for the same price as the p30i. while i did consider moondrop space travel, i chose soundcore for the battery life!

4 months ago

I dunno, maybe i’m wrong, but the Tozo NC3s seem so basic. While they are good wireless headphones for $30-40, Jlab Go Pods ANC were way better in terms of noise cancellation and customization. With JLAB, you could customize what each control does on each ear and with Tozo it seems that can’t be done? JLAB’s noise cancellation and aware modes also felt better, while TOZO seems to have absolutely no difference between all the modes they offer. Also, why are half of the Tozo NC3 features hidden behind a paywall? Does anyone have any thoughts they’d like to share about the P30Is by Anker? Is it the same way? Because I am considering returning these Tozo earbuds I got. edit: My apologies, just found the touch controls part, it was just kind of hidden! That’s a relief and it makes me like these a lot more, but the ANC still feels like it falls short compared to JLab 😞

Reddit Iconravalryglitter
5 months ago

Honestly, if you’re on a budget, I’m in LOVE with my JLab Go Pop ANC buds - a whopping $27, and they sound better than my AirPods 2nd gen. I swapped the tips for their memory foam tips, and I probably won’t buy anything from another brand after these. 4.5/5, def recommend.

Reddit IconReasonable-Row-913
4 months ago

Okay just by the title you know what I’m looking for. Some background I’m a junior in high school about to a senior next fall. Right now I have wired earbud(from Apple) which I love and I have cheap ones from five below(I had about for 6 to 7 months now) but I really want to upgrade to noise canceling headphones that I won’t have to put the volume up that much but I also love to blast music so they need to be able not to blast much noise. I’m up for any kind of earbuds as long as they around 100 to 160 bucks, if they more expensive I may be willing to spend that much but I want semi cheap but good ones. Earbuds I have tried before are: Beats Studio buds- I really loved this, the mic kinda suck but I don’t call as much as I text, they barely leaked any sound and it was pretty loud and lasted when I run over it once(oops). They also had a little noise that hurts my ear but it might have been me constantly using them when I was smaller and having it full volume. AirPods Pro 2- I tried my mom’s AirPods, they were good I liked how they felt but they weren’t as loud even when they were blasted to the highest level. Wired apple earbuds/jlabs wired earbuds- I had both of this aka I still have the Apple ones not the JLab. This both were amazing I love them and I still use the Apple ones since I got them which was about 4 months ago or more. The JLab tips broke so I had to throw them away. Jlab go pop anc- I really loved this but again they had a sort of noise in one of the buds but I could deal with this since I really enjoyed the sound and how music was loud. Thought it did leak a bit of sound which I hated but to be fair I blasted it back then. Powerbeats pro- This was a gift from my grandma though they don’t last for more than 20 minutes but I love how they had the wing thing that tucked behind my ear but the case is kinda big which I don’t mind but i prefer a smaller case. So I really want earbuds that are either noise canceling or noise isolation(I would prefer noise canceling more for school), are cheap or semi cheap, that come in a black color and are comfortable on my ears that are tender after I fall asleep in the car with them on. I would like something along the brands that I tried as all the things I tried have worked good for me. I’m just a casual listener i listen to music for an hour or so but sometimes in the morning I listen to it for around 3 to 4 as I woke up kinda early. Edit: My budget is 100 to 200 bucks! But I would prefer around 100 as I don’t want my mom or dad to spend so much money.

Reddit IconRevenantMalamute
12 months ago

My $25 JLab Go Pop ANCs have lasted me nearly two years and are showing no issues. I could buy those 10 times over for the price of AirPod pros. I've even let my friends with AirPod pros try them and they admit the Jlabs are scarily close in quality.

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