Review on 🎧 JLab JBuds Air Sport True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds + Charging Case - White - IP66 Sweat Resistant - Class 1 Bluetooth 5.0 Connection - 3 EQ Sound Settings: JLab Signature, Balanced, Bass Boost by William Kava

EDIT: I wanted to give them a good rating, I actually did, I've even done it before. However, there are too many negative aspects here. Connectivity issues galore, disconnects, and now something new is happening: if I put them near my phone, they still connect directly to my phone, and I don't take them out of the case in case you notice. There's no way to turn them off on real headphones in the instructions, you can't hard reset or turn them off. For this reason they will be returned. So I searched the market for a pair of truly wireless headphones for a while and bought and returned the Jabra Elite 65T and Galaxy headphones. I sent the Jabras back because they didn't fit my ear at all and were causing discomfort. I bought them mainly for training and during sprints I couldn't even get to the other side of the track without them falling out. Jabra sounded amazing, ill fit. The Galaxy headphones are back because they have bad audio visual latency because they use the Samsung SDC codec and I have a One Plus 6. They were fine with my phone but the problem was with my windows 10 laptop, bad latency. The sound was ok, not the best but ok. Enter the Jbuds Sport, they're damn good. I really wish there were more companies making sports earbuds, makes sense. One of the few other sports earbuds with a hook is the new $250 Powerbeats Sport. I got her through the call and here are my results. Sound: good, they have an equalizer, but in my opinion the only good setting is JLab Signature. They sound just as good as the Galaxy Buds. Fit: Hooks are awesome, they don't move. They've just finished a sprint, they're standing still. The earbuds offer a good fit when sized correctly. Media: Tested with both phone and PC and there was no lag when playing YouTube videos on my phone, nor was there any lag with my laptop. I will say that when I plugged them into my laptop it was harder to maintain a connection, if I moved too much they would turn on and off. My phone line has yet to be disconnected. From my testing, you can also run the right side independently. I didn't test the call quality as I honestly don't care not what I bought it for. Ambient noise penetration is also good, not as good as the Jabra, but it works, albeit a bit tinny. All in all good workout headphones no doubt I really wish more companies did the hook design. , the buds fall too often. Definitely get those overpriced Powerbeats, they're less than half the price and do a damn good job.