TREBLAB xGo - Top True Wireless Earbuds of 2019 - HD Sound, Ultra Lightweight, Steady Connection, Best Bluetooth 5.0 Headphones for Sports & Running, Waterproof Earphones, Noise Cancelling Microphone

I have been using treblab J1 Bluetooth speakers for about a year and have been very impressed with the quality and superb sound. I would put them up against Bose earbuds. I like them so much that I didn’t hesitate when I recurved a special offer on the xGO wireless earbuds. The ease of not having the wire across the neck is nice but, the sound quality is just not what I have become spoiled with out of the J1 earbuds. I was really disappointed. If you are looking for the best sound quality, go with the J1 earbuds. You won’t be sorry. Update 11/25/19 After submitting my review above, I was contacted by Treblab support. They suggested trying different ear tips. After trying that I got better sound quality but still not what I expected. Treblab then sent me a pair of xFit wireless earbuds and after trying different ear tips, I got the same outstanding quality of sound that I got with the J1’s. The volume level was not as high as the J1’s but, smaller unit, smaller battery, to be expected. Only drawback was that using the foam ear tips that I had for the J1’s, I found that they would not fit in the charging case so had to use the silicone tips. So, I stand with a three star rating on the xGo and, give the J1and the xFit a five star rating. Just understand the volume limitation on the xFit. I also give a five star rating on customer support. They went above and beyond to make sure I was satisfied. This is a company you can count on!

I went against my prior experience in buying this pair of wireless ear buds after the first pair of TREBLAB wireless ear buds failed to pair faithfully. Right out of the box, these failed to pair solidly. The signal coming and going, in and out of the right ear bud. Just like with the first pair. Sometimes at just 10 feet away from my notebook where the earbuds were paired, just turning my head one way or the other caused the signal to drop! This is the same experience I had with my first purchase of TREBLAB wireless earbuds. The only difference is this time is I wasn't willing to go back and forth with their support staff, trying to get the buds to work as they should. This time I did not even contact support because the earbuds I buy should work right out of the box without having to have support help you tweak the buds to work correctly...which in my experience never happened. If it is any consolation to TREBLAB, when the two buds were working in sync, the sound was rich and satisfying. EDIT: I cannot change my experiences with this and one other pair of ear buds. However I was given opportunity to review TREBLAB's Z2 Wireless Headphones. My experience thankfully was very different. Check it out on Z2's product page.

Love treblab and their products, should have spent more $ if I wanted better sound quality but to untrained ears this sounds great, i just know their products and know they have much better, clearer sound output like in their XR800's. Overall these are great if you're new to Bluetooth buds. The battery life has been so far so good but i have yet to truly test the battery out. Not one to update reviews so we'll see what happens down the road. Accessibility and the controls are great also love the tiny shape

The sound is good for listening to audio, but everyone I talk to on the phone has a hard time hearing me and says the sound is just awful. The battery life is low compared to others, only about 3 hours before it needs to charge, so I wear one at a time for listening (both for calls). I may go back to my old Treblab Bluetooth that had a wire connecting the buds to each other (the wire was annoying but the sound was great for just audio and calls).

The headphones come in a charging box, and they are really user friendly. They light up in blue when they are connected to a device and charged. If they are not connected or need charging, they light up in red. You can clearly see their status , no need to check it on your phone ( but you can). Sound quality is really decent. The headphones are a bit bulkier than I would like but work great in adult ears. It is also an advantage as your kids won't be able to steal/use them as they are designed for bigger ears. At least this is the case with my kids. Overall, really happy with the purchase, and I hear their customer service is great. I haven't had a reason to contact them though.

I use the Treblab XGo every morning at work for about 2 to 3 hours. I have a physical job, so its nice not having wires to mess with. Over all I'm very happy with them. I did have a few issues with them at first, but there customer service was great and took care of my issues. Sound quality is pretty good. Battery life isn't bad, Comfort, Not bad but I understand why people in other reviews purchased foam ear tips. After wearing them a few times they work fine for me. I also have a pair of the Treblab J1 ear buds. I love them, just the wire gets in the way at work. I don't think you can go wrong purchasing Treblab products.

I wanted these for working out. I had an earlier model that I really liked, however; this pair not so much. The battery life is WEAK; 90 minutes in use, and they say they need to be charged, and turn off. In addition, they didn’t charge evenly, and if one doesn’t work, they both don’t work. Also, the connection to the Bluetooth in my new iPhone was shotty, and kept disconnecting and reconnecting.

I had issues with the xGo headphones and returned them. I was surprised to receive a followup note from the company wishing to make things right. They sent me a pair of their xFit headphones free of charge. Pretty amazing for a product of this technology and this low of price. I admire Treblab’s commitment to their products and their customers, so I felt compelled to update my comments. I wanted to love these but I couldn’t . Charger didn’t work. The right earbud would regularly cut out; sound quality was just okay; pairing was dicey; earbud controls were limited. I have had several pair of Treblab headphones. The ZGo are unfortunately not ready for market I think Treblab ambiltions are genuine but their quality / product ambitions are often beyond their capabilities. $30 for the package offered is unheard of. I guess “if it sounds to good to be true,...”.