JLab - GO Air POP

As someone with a pair of the JLab Go Air Pop, if you just want earbuds for the gym or listening to podcasts or something simple, and don't care about $200 max audio quality earbuds, they are excellent. My only complaint is you cannot turn them on and off without the case, because they have no buttons. But I have used them for five years with no troubles, absolutely worth the money if you want a budget pair, or even want a cheap "backup" to leave in the car for when your regulars die.

I just put my Bose Sports through the wash and regretfully went to JB Hi-Fi expecting to part with $150 - $200. Explained to the guy that I listened to audio books mainly, under ear protection whilst on the tools, but would also use them for the occasional walk, public transport scroll and phone calls whilst pottering around the house. I.e. cheap and cheerful, but do the job. He suggested J Lab Go Air Pop. I was like “ummm are you sure, they’re ONLY $50” and he was adamant that they were the best. I got bright pink ones to spark joy, they have their own USB cord attached (great for me, but maybe not suitable for USB-C or micro users?) and they fully held their charge for the first 4 days of 8 hour use. 2 weeks in, I love them. Oh! They also price matched Harvey Norman at $34. Highly recommend.

The Jlab go air pop is going for R250 at incredible and takealot. My suggestion is that if you budget is about 1000 you can get two or three pairs of different earphones within this range. Keep the best pair as your Daily's and have the others as backup. This is what I do

i use the JLab GO Air Pop wireless earbuds and they work great! super affordable too

Second the J Lab Go Air Pop. I'm currently using these, they've been very reliable and I've had them for almost a year so far.

If you just want good everyday buds without overspending, I’d look at JBL Vibe Buds or JLab GO Air POP. JBL gives you a more balanced sound that works great for vocals and instruments, while JLab is super budget-friendly, punchy, and has surprisingly long battery life. Both are solid “no regrets” picks under $50. Before you pull the trigger, check them out first at [audiotones.co](http://audiotones.co) to see which one fits your style best.

For under €40, the JLab Go Air Pop is a great option, super affordable, surprisingly clear sound for the price, and really lightweight for daily use. Another solid pick is the TOZO T10, which has a fuller sound with decent bass and a simple, durable design that makes it good for everyday listening. Both of these give you solid bang for your buck, and they’re widely available. If you can, test them out first with [audiotones.co](https://audiotones.co) to check the tunings if any fit your vibes

I have a couple pairs of JLab Go Air Pop earbuds that are inexpensive ($25ish), comfortable, and last a long time. Wear mine like 2/3 of the day and only charge them every 3 or 4 days, if that.

I use a $20 pair of jlab go air pop with mine. They ain’t fancy and they don’t have a cool asus or Samsung logo on them but there’s little to no latency I’ve experienced. You don’t need a $150+ set of ear buds as some folks have suggested lol

Je suis de l'avis que c'est des trucs qui peuvent se perdre donc mieux vaut moins cher pour ne pas pleurer quand c'est perdu. Du coup j'ai cherché et je suis très contente avec les JLab Air Pop. Le son va pas gagner des concours mais c'est tout à fait correct, mais sinon l'autonomie est excellente (je recharge une fois par semaine et peut passer une nuit complète avec du son), ils tiennent bien sachant que je travaille manuellement avec et me servent même de protection pour le bruit. Vraiment rien à en redire et certainement pas ses 25 euros.

Jlab go air pop. 20 bucks at target. Best I’ve had