Excellent quality as one would expect from JLab. Lightweight, comfortable, forty hour battery. The provided charging wire was too short to be of much value.

I love Jblab products in general, I have this one and the earbuds. Both are awesome, the quality of sound it’s incredible and the battery life it’s perfect as well. Overall it’s very comfortable to wear.

I was sceptical about buying these because they were so cheap but they work great and i can go to the other side of my house without cutting out. They are comfortable on the ears and have incredible sound quality. Easy to hook up. Would definitely recommend

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.

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.

- - THE GOOD:Sound quality: The JLab Studio bluetooth (wireless) headphones have a surprisingly good sound quality, especially relative to their low price. I'm not a music expert or an audiophile, so you may want to take my opinion with a grain of salt, but I like the sound. Base seems quite strong for small, cheap headphones. There's even an adjustment you can make for a few different sound profiles.Controls: There aren't many controls on the headphones, but they work well once you get used to them. There's a multi-function round button and a multi-function two-position rocker switch, that's all. You can turn them on & off, adjust sound levels, even switch to a different channel in your computer- or phone-based music player software (maybe/sometimes). Some of the button controls result in your hearing a pleasant woman's voice in the headphones saying things like "Hello" or "Goodbye" (to let you know they're on or off), "You're connected" (she means the Bluetooth, not your life!), and so forth.Compatibility: I only have old gear currently, but the headphones seem to work well with my old Mac, iPhone, and Android phone. I suppose they'd probably work well with newer gear too.Bluetooth: The pairing (connecting) procedure works OK, fairly typical for Bluetooth devices, and better than some I've had. The range is also about average for Bluetooth (i.e. not great); WiFi this ain't. (BTW, when I searched online for "WiFi headphones" all that came up were "television headphones", and I don't even have, or want, a television. Are there real WiFi headphones?)Support: I haven't called JLab on the phone, but by email, their support seemed fairly prompt and friendly, trying to help me (although frankly they couldn't really help, more on that below). Their stated two-year warranty seems reasonable for an inexpensive product, although I have no idea what that would mean in reality.- - THE BAD:These headphones are somewhat uncomfortable on my head, they squeeze my ears too much, borderline painful after awhile. I've occasionally had this problem before (but not always); that's why I bought these "on-ear" headphones -- the larger "over-ear" kind don't always fit completely around my (big) ears like they're supposed to, but squeeze the outer rims of my ears, which is painful. Unfortunately, these smaller headphones also feel like they're squeezing my ears.The problem boils down to this: although the individual earcups are adjustable up-and-down, that would mostly help with the height of your head, not its width. The headband itself is NOT adjustable, and has a very, very powerful spring action that clamps the headphones against the sides of your head (some kind of spring metal I assume, although all I can see is the soft padding).I've tried all kinds of kludges to loosen the spring action… like leaving the headphones wrapped around something large and soft overnight, to try to stretch them out… with very limited success. The net result is that I have to keep shifting the headphones on my head to a slightly different position, every ten minutes or so I guess, to keep them from becoming too uncomfortable. The soft padding on the earcups and headband is nice, but I could use more because I don't have as much hair (built-in padding!) as I used to. I'm not sure how useful this criticism is to others, because everybody's head and ears shapes are different. If you're dolichocephalic these might be fine; if you're brachycephalic, not so much. (I studied anatomy in art school for years, so I have all these fancy words for this stuff, sorry!)- - OTHER FACTORS:Charging: The recharging port is Micro-USB, not the more modern (and better) USB-C. The cable they supply is quite short, but I have a longer cable anyway (for an old phone) which works. They don't supply a charger, but it seems to work fine with the charger I use for a phone.I do have a concern about the physical Micro-USB port: the jack (regardless of which cable/plug I use) doesn't seem quite right, the cable's plug doesn't go all the way into the jack as it should, and the whole thing seems a little flimsy. It works, but I wonder if it will last (USB-mini connectors sometimes break prematurely, even if you're careful as I am). The red/blue pilot light on the headphones lets you know if you're charging or fully charged, and the woman's voice tells you sometimes, but I found the pilot light a little flaky (but mostly OK).Battery: I haven't timed it, but subjectively it doesn't seem like it really lasts 30 hours like they claim. It does seem pretty good, however.- - OVERALL:I probably wouldn't have bought these if I knew in advance how uncomfortable they'd be on my head. In fact, I'll probably never buy another pair of headphones that lacks an adjustable headband. On the other hand, given the good sound quality, decent wireless connection and controls, and quite reasonable price, I'll probably keep these, and enjoy them (somewhat) despite having to readjust them on my head fairly often.- Lawrence (sanstudio.com)

Tiens parfaitement bien sur la tête. Mais impossible de bien entendre la musique quand il y a du vent.

Wow. These are absolutely phenomenal headphones.I had a pair of on headphones from a no-name brand before and, while they served their purpose, they were not impressively loud and became a little aggravating on the ears after a while. These sit very comfortably on my head while I do chores around the house or garden...The noise canceling is pretty decent. It’s not Bose quality but it’s plenty powerful to muffle a mower, vacuum or grinder.The sound is clear, crisp and easy to listen to from the highest to the lowest volume setting.I would highly recommend this product and the seller.

This the second headphone with same brand I bought,I am still using Jlab rewind I had before.These headphones are amazing in terms of the battery long lasting, sound quality more than average, the price is affordable.

battery life is great, and the headphone quality is great for the priceThey are also very comfortable