JLab - Go Air Sport True Wireless Earbuds

This may not help, but don't buy the JLab Go Air Sport. It has good reviews and is priced at < 2K, so I bought one. Three months later, one earbud stopped working. The Warranty period is 2 years, but unfortunately, I now need to ship it to the US on my own. They will check and get back to me in the fullness of time. This will, of course, never happen and I have no recourse.

Yep, cheaper and cheerful, never fall out, have dealt fine with running in the rain, charge lasts really well. Not the best sound quality compared to some, but great for the price, and I'm not worried about losing or breaking expensive kit.

I use jlab go air sport earbuds

J-Lab Go Air Sport. $30!

I got 2 pairs of these and both sets had one bud die after less than 5 runs. I suspect these might not be good options for those who sweat heavily.

I have the Jlab go air sport and they are perfect. Only like $30-40 and have the hook so they wrap around the ear and never fall out. I’ve been running with them for over a year and they still sound great. Can still hear car noise/other people if you don’t have it too loud.

JLab Go Air Sport are the best and cheap. Can get them for $50 in Canada I’ve had them for a year and sound still great, only charge the case every month or so and use them about 4 hrs per week. Have the hooks around the ears so never fall out.

I sweat heavily while running and never had that issue ran at least 1700kms with them and no issues. Sound is great for the price.

I wear these. JLAB Go Air Sport Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds - Teal | CurrysIE https://share.google/hfM4DMiyfyMO52ihD Really solid in the ear

1) Jlabs are always good for the price. The case is larger with that style, but they have both dust and water resistance and good battery life. They’re touch controls and in-ear. I’ve owned these before and they were decent, I just wasn’t a fan of the case size. [They make them in black too.](https://www.harveynorman.com.au/jlab-go-air-sport-true-wireless-earbuds-black.html) 2) I have these currently (as well as the previous Dime 2’s) and I absolutely love them. They sound better than buds twice the price, a super small case and to answer your question: I’d say it’s actually *more* secure than the others as it doesn’t have the usual magnetic closing lid, it snaps shut physically. Think like a case of breath mints or zyns. They have a surprisingly good “pass-through” transparency mode that’s unheard of in headphones in this price point. Throw in water resistance, good battery life, built in Tile functionality and a lanyard, and *physical buttons on each earpiece* (important if you prefer touch controls, but is preferred when working out to prevent accidental presses and could be better when you’re fishing). Obviously it’s my recommendation. :) 3) never heard of this brand before, but looking at the specs, they honestly suck for that price. They don’t have any features besides splash resistance and the battery life is significantly worse than the others. Especially since you had a pair before that broke, I’d avoid them for sure. 4) I’ve never owned Belkin headphones, but they’re a decent quality brand in general. They have decent features like water resistance, EQ and multipoint but that case is a chonker. Might not be as bad in person, idk. Best battery life of the list though, but only by an hour. The fast charge is nice. I think they’d be a solid pick. 5) literally everything from #4. Do note that they’re open-ear, not in-ear like all your other options. Good for being aware of your environment, but if you ever do want noise isolation you’re out of luck, unlike earbuds with transparency mode (like the Dime 3’s *wink wink*) where you can turn it on and off. Hope this helps! :)

I've ran with regular ear buds, the ones with the wing to stay inside your ear and the ones that have the over the ear "hook" to keep them in place. If you wear glasses the hook ones may not be the most comfortable ones, although I did use JLab go air SPORT for my half marathon and training up to it. They stayed in place but sometimes would woghte push my ear out or would shift my glasses up on one side (usually only wear one ear buds at a time) The other types could work well too but in my personal experience they did not stay in place as well as the Hook style ones. I accidentally ran over my JLab so now I have the soundcore sport x20. they are great. The hook part is a bit more comfortable than the JLab Ones, have better control, can connect to multiple devices and the sound is better in my opinion. They're also smaller. If available they may be out of your desired budget, but they have worked well for me.

For me, these are great and fit all categories. If you fully charge them they should last about 4-5 hours. Also they're definitely built to STAY ON. These things will not fall off if you're running. Also great sound quality, albeit pretty quiet. I will say they're pretty breakable, overuse made mine last for a year and a half it seems at most, but if you treat them well it could last longer.