JLab - GO Sport+

Just finished week 9 today, bought JLab Go Sport+ in week 2 or so and never had any issue. Actually even the mic is decent for a wireless Bluetooth headphone

I have these [cheap little dudes](https://www.jlab.com/products/go-sport-plus-earbuds-graphite?srsltid=AfmBOooVTIYrX3Zsd82LsDRmCtLty07CBXU5EqYVX-2jUbGX42HRhtAr) and while not sold as hearing protection they do a pretty reasonable job of it for residential sites. No frills. They don't allow select noises through, etc. but I mostly work by myself anyway.

Looks like the 255 Music uses BLE (bluetooth low energy). There's pro and cons to that... Apparently, one of the cons of BLE is latency and dropouts due to the single stream limitation = only one earbud connects directly to the watch. I've also had issues with my new earbuds (JLAB GO SPORT+)...and Garmin suggests to pair the earbud on the same side as you wear the watch (example: left wrist, left ear) for a "direct line of sight" for the signal. Will be trying this on my next run: Connecting left earbud first, then removing the right one from the case. Crossing my fingers... Another user has suggested Bose QC Earbuds II, but I don't want to dish out another $200 just so my watch works as advertised.

I've got [these](https://www.jlab.com/products/go-sport-plus-earbuds-graphite). I think I got them at Target. The hook keeps them from falling out. The price means that even if they do get lost it's not that big a deal.

I had two pairs of JLabs Go Sport + and the first pair failed within two months and the second within 30 days. I was also unhappy with the company's response when I tried to exchange the first pair under warranty.

If you are going to go for it go for the go sport+ which is the same price but has more features like app support and customizable controls and eq

Should be great for that, you also will have a 2 year warranty so if for some reason you had a bad battery or something to that effect you would be covered for a new set. If you do go with them I highly recommend doing the registration so you can get the cloud foam tips free of charge, I use them on my epic sports and it makes it so much better to run with them or any earbuds really (more isolation and less of that sound/noise leak when you are stepping heavily)

I just bought my fourth pair of headphones/earphones that I cannot return and wish I had started at the end. My problem is they fall out of my ears. Also I can't afford the shockz. So on a recommendation from somewhere in Reddit I purchased the JLab GO Sport+. These are the kind that are separate buds, but have a hook to go over your ear. Can confirm glasses stayed on, and buds stayed in ears. They are super cheap too.

JLab go sport + FTW. I have the same sweaty ear issue and the beats fall out of my head. The jlab are cheap and they stay in. (Because they hook over your ear)

I got a super cheap pair of head phones JLab GO Sport+ for like $30. The sound quality isn't amazing and it doesn't have sound cancelling but they do not fall out and I can still hear my surrounding. I got them to replace my JBL reflect aero (which I sadly lost) which were also great. The aeros have a setting that allows you to hear your surroundings

I'd recommend something like these. I used them for running and are far more secure and if I was to buy them again I'd go for something with noise cancellation. https://www.jlab.com/en-gb/products/go-sport-plus-earbuds-sand

I love my JLABs. I use the JLAB Go Sport+ right now and just use one ear bud. Still aware of my environment and I love the hook that goes over my ear so they don't fall out. Granted I'm listening to audiobooks and podcasts only so sound quality isn't a critical issue, but I'm still extremely satisfied with my cheap set up.

This is what I use too. I don’t have any issues with the sound quality or staying put, and I can hear around me pretty easily too. Plus they’re like $30 if I remember right.

I use my cheap JLab Sport+ or whatever. Or my HyperX Headset if I'm at home cause theyre wired.

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.

I had JLAB’s too, they failed eventually but they had the perfect profile that doesn’t get pressed into your brain when you put your helmet on. I would honestly just get them again but I haven’t found a pair that are as low-profile.

I'm finding jlab go sport works well for me

Jlab  has has truly put everything on sake. Sport go is w hook is 15 in yellow. Go air pop tones/plus/anc are all $15-20. Jlab rewind 2 is $17.  They all have multi-point and stuff it's pretty good value.  it's it's a it's a pretty typical typical consumer facing sound signature

I started off using cheap but effective JLab Go Sport earbuds, but then I upgraded to Shokz open ear bone conduction headphones for running safety.

$22 jlab sport with the ear hook.

I've been using JLab sport earbuds. They hook around the ear but are completely wireless and comfy. They're cheap enough that it's not a big deal when I lose them. I've tried different models from J Lab and they've all been sturdy enough to come out still functioning after a few laundry washes.But really any sport wireless earbud should stay in place. That being said if I were to drop more serious money on earbuds I do think Jabra are the best out there and built to be very sturdy.

I’m also looking for this. I tried the jlab sport and they hurt. I have kid-sized ears

update I tried the jlab mini and so far so good. Haven’t fallen out after hours of wear ~ I get sweaty ~ but I have yet to take them to the gym. I may just stick with my over-ears

Same problem. I have Soundcore Sport and coming Jlab sport. I wish I had Plantronics wrap arounds.

If you're like me and constantly lose things then JLab Sport are good, they're ~$30 per pair, fit over ear, sweat and water resistant, and I don't hate myself if I lose one.

I can’t tell you what the *best* are, but I *can* tell you what the best are *not*: •Apple AirPods Generation 4 •Google Pixel Buds (*any* version) But ya know, the J Lab Sports and my Jabra (dang I miss those suckers) I got at Walmart are better than the Google’s and on the same level with my AirPods. 🤷🏻‍♀️ I wanted Bose, but Dad’s cheap. I’ve got brain cancer, epilepsy, and crazy in-laws for crying out loud! But, he’ll need my help one day… I’m def following this post!! Thx!

I've been using JLab Go for over a year and I've been really impressed with the longevity of the battery. Call quality for the mic is debatable but as long as it's not windy it seems to be fine.

My JLab Go that I picked up from a Walmart in Washington for maybe $30 has been great. Hardly ever has a bad connection and long battery life even after a year of use