JVC Marshmallow Wireless Earbud Headphones, Water-Resistant (IPX4), 8-Hour Battery Life, Secure & Comfortable Fit, Flexible Neckband & Memory Foam Earpieces - HAFX35BTP (Apricot Pink) Review

I bought these to wear under a motorcycle helmet and they are the best headphones I've seen. In my ears they fit perfectly, the sound quality is excellent. I can even listen to my audio books at high speed without having to crank the volume all the way up. I've always had the wired version of these headphones and the Bluetooth definitely didn't disappoint. It is great.

These are the best wireless headphones for listening to Podcasts, Audiobooks, TV and TikTok. I understand that they are not very good for audiophiles, but if you are a music lover you should not buy cheap headphones. I am a regular user and other earbuds make my ears hurt after prolonged use. These marshmallows are so comfy! The sound is ok and they are my absolute favourites. And of course the price is right. I previously had the marshmallow version and loved them but after my 3 year old broke

Just a very quick review for my dad, he loves them and he reports they hold up really well even at long lengths and he's amazed at the sound quality too! He uses a lot of wireless headphones because to be honest and I agree most wireless headphones are badly made with expensive BS ads! By sticking with the JVC brand I can say on my own behalf that every pair made by JVC, be they headphones or earbuds years ago, is very well made! Thank you JVC! Thanks again Revain for a great offer! Glad you…

I have been using JVC Marshmallow headphones for over 10 years now. I find them to be the most comfortable, durable enough for the price, and canceling out enough noise to keep music and podcasts audible during noisy activities (like mowing the lawn, on a plane, etc.). This summer I decided to buy a wireless pair and received them in early August. They sound just as good as the old JVC headphones. Battery life could be better, but it's not terrible. However, after only 4 months the right earbud

My biggest problem with them isn't the low, uninteresting sound or the fact that they don't stay in the back of my neck or in my ears when running, not the clunky volume control, but the thing is that they cannot be switched between devices without being physically disconnected from the device to which they are also connected. When it's on, it automatically connects without prompting to the last device you used it with and stays connected until you turn off Bluetooth on that device, holding out