Review on 🎧 JVC AE Wireless Earbuds: Pivot Motion Fit, Water Resistant IPX5 for Running, Bass Boost & Voice Assistant - HAET65BVB (Black) by Chazo Omaha

You have $400 headphones and $20 headphones. More and more headphones seem to fall into the group between expensive and cheap headphones lately. These JVCs are an example at around $110. These headphones are well made and come with ear clips and earphone cases in different sizes. But maybe it's just the shape of my ear, I found the sizes to be either too small or too big and couldn't find a size I liked or stayed in my ear. Considering they are for sports and I like running, I had a hard time keeping them in my ear. But it may be more my ear than the product. The headphones do an excellent job of canceling out ambient noise, not on Bose's level, but they're pretty good. But again, that could be me, I don't like this when running, I feel like hitting the pavement or treadmill increases the noise and can even be a little dangerous in traffic. Too many tuktuks. It's good that they come with cases that aren't as noise-cancelling, but I felt the sound quality dropped a bit with these headphones. They sound good but not great. In this price range I have another pair, from a different brand, with much better sound quality. Again, the sound quality is good, but for $100 I would have liked a little more. The battery is great and charges quickly. The standard distance from the phone to loss of communication. The Blue Tooth connection was good, but it was a bit fiddly when paired with another device and you were trying to switch from one to the other. I've had headphones that connect a bit softer, they too were pretty good, but I've had better ones. I haven't used the jogging trainer, so maybe that's another great feature, but I can't comment on that. Certainly not as good as my $400 Beats and certainly better than cheap headphones. But I've had better headphones in this price range. They're not bad at all, but they won't be my buddy.