JLabJBuds Sport ANC 4 Active Noise Cancelling Earbuds - True Wireless Running Earphones, Bluetooth Sports Headphones, 60 H Playtime In Ear Buds for Gym, IP66, USB-C Charging Case, Teal

Great quality and good promotion price, fit ears well. Just wish they could be turned up louder! A+

I needed a really secure set of wireless earphones for cycling. These work amazingly! Really nice clarity for the money and love the app which is handy.Having a phone call too whilst out is a lot better than some the caller can hear me clearly without huge wind noise... It's still there but no where near previous earphones I've used. 100% recommend for cycling 🙏

Brilliant sound and so comfortable and only need to charge once a week really great buy

Right earbud doesn't power up most of the time. When it does the noise cancelling fails or they lose connection. Volume randomly increases and decreases. Terrible product.

I bought these to try alongside 2 other sets of quality earbuds - the Anker Soundcore Liberty 4 and the Sony Wf-C700NOf the three the sound of these JBud Sport is not as good as the Sony and the Anker which are on a par with each other with the Anker set if anything being slightly better as they have a feature to "tune" the drivers to your hearing though 2 different hearing tests to alter the equaliser to your range and personal taste. The downside is the Ankers have a VERY "skittish" ANC that keeps going on and off far too often to be anything other than annoying.BUT and here's the worst part of the problem with these JBud Sport "ANC"- the ANC is TERRIBLE - almost non existent - can't cope with my tools at all, it can't even cope with my noisy central heating boiler that's got a noisy pump (think of a sound like a slipping fan belt) - which BOTH of the other 2 - the Sony WF-C700N's AND the Anker Liberty4's cope with and reduce the sound very well.The Sony WF-C700N have GREAT ANC, really robust, if it's set to 100% it STAYS at 100% regardless of whatever I'm doing (and I work in a workshop with tools) and REALLY kills the sound of my drills, sanders, and tablesaw.Which is the entire reason I bought these three sets of earbuds to see which was best for my working environment and sadly these Jlabs Jbuds Sport ANC are simply not remotely up to the task, infact I'm not even sure if the "ANC" part of these is a marketing gimmick that claims they have ANC and software but not the capability to PROVIDE decent ANC (and I'm not the only person to think this, the reason I chose these three was a review done by TechRadar of "best ANC earbuds of 2024" and THEY said the same thing, "nice sound, comfortable to wear LOUSY ANC." I thought they were just being overly critical.They weren't - these Jlabs have no discernible ANC I can measure far as my ears can tell, compared to the other 2 sets I tried that have GREAT ANC.Music sound however is acceptable for this price range if you just want some cheap, but not "bargain bucket cheap" earbuds.Ok now I've slammed them I will say if you're doing very active stuff the Jlabs Jbuds Sport, as the name implies are for ACTIVE... errr activities (? lol) and have hooks over the ears which are very comfortable to wear for long periods and the battery will give you several workout sessions before they need charging.But the ANC seriously sucks. Sucks like a pair of really sucky things.Did I mention that Jlabs? Just in case you see this review.

Wife loves them, she likes the sound quality fits her ears well and was easy to set up. loves the colour.

I'm only replacing my old £16 Csasan V90s because I left the case in a wet pocket and killed the battery. I thought I would spend more to get ANC better audio.Out of the box is the first anomaly. Instead of a USBC socket that accepts the cable that everyone owns, there is a male USPC lead on a short strip of cable. It can only plug direct into units with no free cable. I cant see that lasting long. The charging state is 3 lights. There is no other gauge. Those would possibly be tolerable if it weren't for its principle function.They sound HORRIBLE! I don't mean a little. They are for running so I'm fairly tolerant. I'm not expecting HiFi . I tried cycling through their presets to find something listenable. Nada. I went to my phone to adjust the audio presets and adjust the graphic equaliser. It only gets listenable if I boost the 250Hz and cut the 1K and 2K. Otherwise they sound like a the earpiece from a 1960s AM transistor radio. These are twice the price of my previous pair.Naturally I will be returning them. I really wanted to write enough complimentary reviews today so that people start sending me free stuff, but I can't for this. I really can't

My Grandson loves them