JLab - JBuds Mini

I use JLab minis, and they're the best ear buds I've tried. They come with different size ear pieces, they're comfortable and they don't move. The battery lasts for a long time too, and they're pretty affordable. Plus, they come with a key ring so you can attach the case to your keys and not lose it! https://www.jlab.com/products/jbuds-mini-true-wireless-earbuds-black

I’ve got the same issue and I’m choosing the right model too. Here are options that match what you’re looking for: JLab JBuds Mini — among the tiniest (~3.3 g per bud); often a great fit for smaller ears. No ANC, but the ultra-compact shell means you’re unlikely to get rubbing.  Soundcore A20i — very small (~25 × 19 × 16 mm, ~5.2 g per bud); comfy and inexpensive. No ANC, but they tend to fit almost any ear.  Sony LinkBuds S (WF-LS900N) — lightweight (~4.8 g per bud) and one of the most comfortable with real ANC; small, rounded housing. If you want a quality sound + secure seal, this is the safest “premium” pick.  Alternative: Sony LinkBuds Fit (WF-LS910N) — even more comfort-oriented. The Air Fitting Supporters distribute contact inside the outer ear (no hooks; they don’t interfere with glasses). If your left concha (the bowl of your outer ear) is very small, these can help spread pressure away from sensitive spots. (~4.9 g per bud).  Sony WF-C700N / C710N — light (~4.6 g per bud on C700N), designed for small ears; ANC is decent. WF-C710N is the 2025 refresh with improved ANC/touch controls.  Samsung Galaxy Buds2 — very small, rounded capsule; comfortable with good sound and competent ANC. (Not the FE.) ~5.0 g per bud; 17.0 × 20.9 × 21.1 mm. 

The JLabs Jbuds Mini True have a silicone case on Amazon and the buds are $40

The buds themselves are not mini. I think it’s just a naming thing. I always like to read reviews on Amazon from other buyers to get their impressions. Hope this helps!

Yes, best cheap tiny earbuds I've ever used they even have multipoint and passthrough mode. They put all the others to shame. Weird color choices though.

JLab JBuds Mini's, 30-40$ I'm wearing them right now and the sound s good. also has an app to customize plus i found this one reddit post that gives you the perfect EQ settings.

A few months ago my old ass earbuds finally died, and I grabbed [these](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CC75SYHH?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1) cheapies. The quality is pretty damn good for the price, and I like that they're super low-profile. Give 'em a shot - at only thirty bucks, you're not risking much.

I bought these as my first pair of wireless earbuds. They were very glitchy, constant white noise, etc. I will say they fit better in the concha area of my ear than the JBL Live Pro 2 and my Pixel Buds Pro 2 (which I've tried since), but that's the only positive from my own experience. The case was cute but I didn't trust they wouldn't pop open and fall out on my keychain. I returned.

JLab JBuds Mini if you’re looking for something less expensive. I can’t be trusted with expensive ear phones.

JLab JBuds Mini are the best I've owned for running. No bounce at all, super compact and lightweight in the case making them stowable, snug fit in the ear, quite inexpensive, and decently good at reducing outside noise without making you totally unaware.

I have not tried the X20, but I know that a good number of people hear have posted that they thought it was great workout bud. I have the non sport version of the Jlab Jbuds. The jbuds line really has very nice sound quality for about $50.00. At the gym I sometimes go to. Several people like the Jabra Active elite 4 or the more expensive Jabra Elite Active 8. They seem to fit well and sound really good for the price.

The Jlab Jbuds Mini is a good one too. I have the slightly larger Jlab Jbuds Anc3 those are good, and they are still quite small and comfortable. The Comfo Buds Mini do seem to be really good. The youtuber "ceonthemaking" thought they were 1 one of the best options for smaller ears.