Beats Fit Pro vs JLab Audio JBuds Air

Bass texture isn’t exactly perfect, but as I mentioned before, it definitely isn’t mud. It’s about as good as you might be able to expect from this particular product, but you’re not going to reach new levels of bass detail nirvana. Mids, whether by virtue of their recession or otherwise, have some gloss to them, meaning that fine details are hard to perceive and don’t jump out much.

I thought of getting the AirPods Pro but I’m still on the fence due to the price and I’ve heard the sound quality is just ok.

(Beyond 1.5-2 hours) All in all, I do like the headphones because they fit my ear nicely and I like the noise cancellation/sound of them so I plan to keep them. I will say at full MSRP, I would probably look at other brands for in ear wing tipped and not get these though. (I know I just contradicted myself!) The reason I say that, is because there are probably better or more comfortable headphones for over $200 and I got these on sale for Prime Day at a big discount (~$150)

That said, they're an affordable choice if you're looking for truly wireless headphones with an ANC feature.

These earbuds are pretty good. +Great noise cancellation +Easy connecting to my PC or phone +Sound quality seems very good +They're very secure in your ear (too secure) Biggest Problem: - They're not comfortable to wear! They hurt my ears enough that I'm constantly taking them out trying to manipulate them so they're less irritating but I always end up just using a speaker or another pair of headphones. The little silicon piece used to hold them in place puts too much pressure on that part of your ear and there's little you can do about it since they don't include any different sized pieces for it (I'm not even sure it's removable). You'll be spending way more time fidgeting with them trying to find a comfortable position for them than you should have to

- The case is a little bulky in certain pockets, but still doable. - I LOVE the fact that the USB connector is built into the case, so a separate cable isn't necessary. This is the prime reason I got a replacement set instead of trying a different brand, like Anker. Only the JLabs had this feature, and it's brilliant! - I'm no audiophile, but even I can tell the sound quality isn't amazing

I’ve tried most myself or borrowed friends’… the best by far for running is the Beats Powerbeats Pro wireless with the hook over the ear… never need to be adjusted. Last forever on charge. They’re great!!

After reading a few comments on their customer support videos that they kindly (and promptly) send out when you contact them, I see that I am not alone with these connectivity issues. I will wait it out until JLab comes out with a second iteration of these that have less kinks. I emailed JLab forgetting that I purchased through Amazon and could just refund my purchase online; they responded with the previously mentioned YouTube video about pairing your device. When I replied that this method was not the underlying issue, and the left earbud was unresponsive, they sent back a thoughtful email to give them a call and find out what was wrong

Guess you must be an Apple fanboy because those headphones are really terrible for the money and far from audiophile grade. I've demoed them and jeez they're bad.

If true wireless earbuds ushered in a new era of wireless audio, they also raised the bar on pricing. Thus far, the best pairs have been quite expensive, to the tune of $150 and up. Thus, the $50 JLab JBuds Air earbuds are easy to get excited about based on price alone. Sonically, they offer above-average audio quality with boosted lows that will appeal to bass lovers

The Beats by Dre Pro True Wireless Earbuds are great sounding, but not comfortable to wear for an extended period of time. They sound great with good highs and deep rich bass. Its just a shame that I can't wear them for more that an hour before they become uncomfortable. The sound quality and battery life do not disappoint however I just can't get past the comfort issue

I don’t care about noise cancellation or stuff like that, I only want earbuds that stay in my ears and have good sound quality. The sound quality of my current ones is not bad, but the fit is quite lacking.

Love my Beats Pro wireless. They go around and in the ear for stability. They do not move while running and don’t even fall out when the dogs attached to your waist see a squirrel and you slide head first down the muddy sidewalk like a seal.

These earbuds worked great while they lasted. I had them maybe 6 months and now they just stopped working. I can no longer connect them to any phone. There in the trash can now and I am looking for another brand that will at least get me a year down the road

it has about 6-7 hours battery life. noise cancelling, usb-c charging. sweat and water resistant.

I have the jlab jbuds, the ones with the gold etching. I got them at best buy for around $50 and they're great! I've had them for about a year and use them while waking. I mostly listen to podcasts so I can't say how good they are for music but the battery life is great. I probably charge the case about once every 2 or 3 weeks