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DarthRegicide • 2 months ago

I bounce between the Soundcore V20i and JBL Jbuds Air Sport. Usually based on either what I'm doing, where I'm at or my mood, I typically use the v20i more just because after a whole of having something in my ear it starts to become uncomfortable, but my ears are also odd lol

r/SteamDeck • What Earbuds do you use ->
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DaughterOfTheKing87 • 9 months ago

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!

r/iPhone14Pro • What are the best earbuds for cancelling noise right now? ->
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davy_jones_locket • 10 months ago

I use JLab Jbud Sport, around $40 at best buy.  They clip over the ear, has different audio modes, and has passive thru audio so you can hear your surroundings too. It just sucks when it's really windy because it's so loud.  I only use them when I run, so back in the case afterwards. I've charged the case twice in a year

r/XXRunning • What are some good Running Headphones you'll recommend buying right now? ->
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Goldie3768 • 2 months ago

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

r/Earbuds • Looking for waterproof earbuds for running: FlyBuds 3 vs JLab vs Soundcore? ->
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Goldie3768 • about 1 month ago

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

r/Earbuds • Looking for waterproof earbuds for running: FlyBuds 3 vs JLab vs Soundcore? ->
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industrious_slug-123 • about 1 month ago

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.

r/workout • Headphone and earbud recommendations please! ->
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jlab-joey • 6 months ago

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.

r/motorcycles • Good earbuds for sports helmet? ->
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NCResident5 • 8 months ago

They seem fairly decent. I have about 3 pairs of their earbuds. They have been solid. I had one item stop connecting, but they have a 2 year warranty. The warranty claim is pretty easy. They ask you to try a hard reset, but if it fails they send you a new pair. With earbuds I either order from Amazon or do pickup at the store at Best Buy or Target for easy proof purchase.

r/Earbuds • Wireless earbuds without noise cancellation? ->
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pah2000 • 7 months ago

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

r/Earbuds • workout/running earbuds - tiny ears. ->
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RedGrinchy • 11 months ago

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.

r/weightlifting • Any wireless earbuds recommendations? ->
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saintbasho • 5 months ago

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.

r/trailrunning • Runner friends, headphones for running that you love? ->

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