JLab Studio Wireless On-Ear Headphones, Black, 30+ Hour Bluetooth 5 Playtime, EQ3 Sound, Ultra-Plush Faux Leather & Cloud Foam Cushions, Track and Volume Controls

Another solid product from JLabOverall, Beautiful sound through the highs mids and lows.The headband is … let’s call it sturdy, so if you have a wider head, maybe shop around a bit more, as these may cause a headache or two after a few hours.The cable they ship with is a type-c to type c meaning they won’t fit in the normal USB-A ports on any old block. You need a block that has a Type C output port. It is also very short, however this is a good thing. Short cables charge faster, and limit usage while charging, which also helps it charge faster. You bought wireless for a reason, don’t use them while they are charging.Also, these come fully charged straight out of the box. Do not charge them immediately. Turn them on, pair them, then use them (or use the burn in tool on the app) until the battery is drained, then charge. This will help you extend the overall life of the battery, and will guarantee you get the full 40 hours playtime out of the box (mid-level sound, with signature or balanced EQ. Overly high volumes and bass boosting EQs may reduce playtime to something more like 32-35 hours per charge)The buttons are actually buttons, instead of touch areas, and this is a primary reason I went with this model. I often inadvertently touch the touch points of my earbuds if i have to adjust them. Unfortunately, the buttons reside on the underside of the ear cup instead of on the main side, so I inadvertently end up pressing the buttons anyway. 😅Microphone seems to work well, Siri usually struggles to hear me unless I am hooked up to Car play, but I have yet to test a phone call or in game chat with them.Very lightweight, easily storable or packable.For the price, you aren’t gonna get a better sound. Even if you fork out a couple hundred, you’re unlikely to get anything better. Maybe similar, but not better

The bass is awesome! I was looking for a decent pair of affordable headphones after my kitten chewed up my wired ear buds (r.i.p!) and ended up deciding on this, and I'm so glad I did.The fit is decently comfortable, so much so that I ended up falling asleep with them on and didn't notice. In terms of long wear usage, my ears were maybe a *little* irritated but it didn't hurt or last long at all. I'm neurodivergent, so comfort around my head is super important! These were cool enough to pass that test. :)There's little to no noise canceling, but it does a decent job of mostly shutting out every day ambience. I think I'd also wear these to go on walks/exercise outside, because it lets me enjoy my music while still keeping me situationally aware. Some background noise can leak in during quieter songs, but usually I bump the volume up 1 and it's good to go. No big deal at all, but definitely not heavy duty when it comes to noise cancelation.For being a budget pair of headphones, it's super good. The long battery life is also a plus because I don't have to worry about snoozing off and waking up with a dead set of 'phones.I'm a variety listener and also listen to a lot of meditations and DANG, I took way too long to find these! The sound could be a little crisper but it still pulls you in and you can feel the beat, frequencies, etc. It's been a big help when it comes to reducing anxiety.

These headphones fit perfect and are super comfortable. I love the scushy ear pieces and how cutie the topical leaf print is. The sound quality is amazing. Syncs to phone or computer easy. Change last forever, I have only changed them twice in 6 months.

Okay I've been a JLAB customer going on 5 years and I've never been disappointed. The sound quality is great for a $20 pair of headphones (I got these during the spring sale), but even with the original price being almost $30, the headphones are still affordable. Though these headphones don't come with a charging block, (Type C output device), these headphones are still nice.

This is my 3rd pair of these headphones. For me they tend to last about two years before they break, but for the price point you can’t beat ‘em. I am not going to spend $200 for Beats. These work perfectly well and sound good.

Battery life is really good. I use about 2 hours per day and only recharge about once per month. Sound is good for something in this price range. Connection is simple and easy to understand.

Absolutely no buy at $60 MSRP. I got it for $25 and it left me disappointed in audio quality not considering the scratches they all come with OUT OF THE BOX! Literally couldn't afford a cent cost in some packing paper JLab????? On top of that the quite comfy ear pads also rubbed off on the inside of the box. On to the audio quality, it's a pass if it WAS $20 or LESS. Sound feels like it goes through a layer of Vaseline before you hear boomy bass with a lack of sparkle and detail in the instruments. The only thing this really has going for it is that the audio doesn't go static like at hogh volumes. Controls are okay I guess but everything else has ruined it for me and to put the cherry on top, it uses micro USB, a basically dead USB connector in this day and age where Type C is the top dog. Horrible value for the money. I personally wouldn't pay more than $10. I get more enjoyment out of my $5 Temu special deal Lenovo Bluetooth earbuds than fhis set and that says a LOT about this headset versus a cheap earbud set that usually retails for $15-$20 without the Temu price.My recommendation versus this if you want some general sound isolation and detail in the music? Get the 3M Worktunes Connect Bluetooth over headphones. Has natural sound isolation that is lab tested for work environments and 30+ hr battery life. I can forgive the micro USB connector as this product is made from over 10 years ago but it does have 3.5mm AUX cable connection for when you want a direct connection at the laptop or desktop. Stunning audio quality despite it made for being used in construction yards and as of this review Anazon has them for $36.