JLab - JBuds Air Pro True Wireless Earbuds

I work outdoors and work 10 plus hours as well. I was having this issue until I found the J lab air pro headphones. They sound great and I’m on year three with my current set. The thing is this is my second pair of these and I only bought them because I though for sure my old pair were going to die or get lost any time now but nope the old pair are on year 5. I keep them in the truck in case I forget my new pair or something. One thing I do that may be preserving my headphones is wear the 3m 30db hearing protection over top of them. That also keeps me from having to crank the volume to max and kill my ears.

Jlab's Jbuds line has really nice sound for the price. I have the Jbuds ANC 3 that is good, and I picked up the Jlab Jbuds Air Pro in the past. I also got the Sony c510. It has a nice clean bass sound. No anc but the ambient mode is good while outside.

I liked the Sony c510 that I got in January. No anc but does include ambient mode and a good app. I like some the Jlab Jbuds line (their medium tier). I am using the Jbuds ANC3 that has anc that is easy to turn off. The Jlab Jbuds Air Pro has no anc, just ambient mode.

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.

JLab Jbuds line is good too. Jbuds ANC 3 is about 30.00: Jbuds Air Pro. They usually cost 55. Check out jlab.com too. Earfun Air 2 or Air 2nc are good too.

People like the Soundcore X10 or X20. I have liked the jlab earbuds. Their sport models seem decent. The Jlab Jbuds line is their medium tier. They seem worth a bit extra for me, but the Go buds are usually a really good value for less.

The JLab is reasonable and always gets at least 7 hours on a charge. JLab Go Pop is a good cheap one .The JLab Jbuds line has better sound quality for $50. Earfun has good battery life too. I bought Earfun Air 2 recently. 👍

As I was reading this, I was thinking "Tozo NC7," and then I got to the end. Alternatives could include the Soundcore Space A40, p40i, Life A2 NC, and Life A3i, along with the Tozo NC9 (there are many variations of these), Jlab jbuds Air Pro for starters. These are all earbuds that I have used personally and can vouch for.

There's a ton of them, but if I had to name my favorites (for your uses) I'd say the Space A40, the Jlab listed and one more that I neglected to list which are the Soundcore Liberty Air 2 Pro. The LA2P is a bit older but is still a grade A earbud even by today's standards. Because of their age, the only place that you can find them is Ebay, but the prices they're available for are an absolute steal.

I just have jlab buds air pro's I got a pair for work loved them so much decided to buy another pair to keep at home

Jlab have a decent range. I have the cheaper pro and the more expensive noise cancelling ones as well

I use JLab Sport pro also. Solid, reliable, easy

Jlabs air, they were like 20 bucks and have lasted me well over 3 years

get noise cancelling as a feature. touch controls, too, unless you can do it from your watch. I have soundcores and they work great. I have the over the ear style of earbuds, so I don't have to worry about them falling out during jumping jacks or burpees. jbuds I tried and personally, couldn't keep them in my ears, even trying all the sizes of tips. they seemed very top heavy to me, they had great touch control, though.

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.