JLab, JBuds Sport ANC 4, True Wireless Earbuds, Active Noise Cancelling, Bluetooth, Multipoint Connect, Cobalt Blue

Best earbuds I have EVER bought! The sound is incredible. The touch controls are top notch, I use these as a truck driver so being able to have all the controls on one ear is imperative. But the best part and the whole reason I have come to write a review.. 2 whole months ago I lost one earbud I looked high and low and never could find it. Today, all the snow in my area is melting and I happened a glance under another vehicle and there was my long lost earbud! It spent TWO MONTHS in the snow, rain, salt, and muck of my driveway in upstate New York and unbelievably It still worked! I popped it in the case after giving it a good cleaning and it took a charge right away and it still freakin works! Sounds is just as clear, touch controls all work great, phone calls still sound amazing, good as new! These things are DURABLE! Beyond that little story... They are very comfortable in the ear Never had an issue connecting them Design is sleek and not clunky Charge on the earbuds themselves lasts forever and I only have to charge the case maybe once a week and thats with pretty consistent use. Once again they are incredibly durable Range from your phone is approximately 40-45feet I truly can not recommend them enough, they are worth every penny!!! Oh and the color is very pretty as well :)

I am so excited about my new J lab J bud sport ANC true wireless earbuds just got them in and I’m bout to set up this easy to use app they are compatible with my iPhone great price for what I need them to do. I gotta have iTunes iTunes with my workout case is a little Big but they fit great in my ear. The base is great and the noise cancellation is great. I haven’t got a phone call yet, but I can’t wait to hear the sound quality of my calls. Easy to set up and go rock on.

So far I love these earbuds. I have been using jlab go air sport earbuds for years and they're great but these are worth that little bit extra! I use them at work and they last 9-10 hours which is my whole work day, so I don't have to switch them part way through the day. The noise cancelling is amazing and I like that you swipe up and down for volume control. The best part is that the part that goes around your ear is more flat so your ears don't hurt after a few hours.

I got these on sale and so far they seem like a very good pair of Bluetooth earbuds especially for the money. I specifically picked the sport ones with the ear loops since previously other earbuds kept falling out. I've been buying cheap $20 ones from no-name Chinese brands, and they were surprisingly good fit the value, but I'm rough on them and they kept breaking. I was hesitant to get fancier ones for that reason. But these have ANC, "aware" mode, and multi point Bluetooth. That's a big upgrade for me. The touch controls actually work too, the cheaper ones I've had are pretty garbage. In fact the touch controls are a little too sensitive, I've bumped the main control when trying to adjust volume. But I might just need to get used to it. The EQ, spacial audio, etc., all seem good. Some 3rd party reviews I read said they didn't do much, but I noticed a pretty big change and improvement with each feature. I need more time with it, but so far so good. The sound quality is also very good. Again, coming from cheap throw away earbuds, it's a pretty big upgrade. I didn't expect great sound or if the others, but these actually do sound good and I can pick out individual instruments, and decent special effects. Mono mode seems to work decently as well, obviously you can't expect the advanced features when only using one, but it works. Changing modes works well, but the audio pause and voice announcement of the name of the mode is a bit annoying, I don't intend to change it a lot in the middle of tracks, but I would almost prefer a mode where there's just a beep and change to that mode. The full audio pause is jarring, but it doesn't pause the track either, so you just get a hard audio cut, the song keeps playing, you just miss that section of the track. Like once I get the modes down, I don't think I need it announced every time. Even just changing in the app got annoying really fast when I was trying to compare modes. I guess if you select the mode before you start a track then you'll be fine. But I wish I could disable and select a simple tone to indicate mode change that only slightly muted the track instead of a full mute. They are reasonably comfortable, but I found the best fit was when I had the right size picked for the silicon inserts. They do feel a bit tight, which bodes well for active use, but I could see them getting a bit uncomfortable with extended use. Again, time will tell there. Finally, the built in cable seems good in a pinch, but I almost wish it just had a USB C port I can plug into. I have plenty of USB C cables, but this limits how close I need to be to the charger. I bought a USB C female to male extender so I can plug it in further from the charger. It also hangs at an odd angle, the case won't lay flat with it out. It may not be that bad in the long term, but for me, I could have done without. The case is nice and slim, pretty pocketable, so that is nice coming from my last earbuds that had a bulkier case. Though those also got insane battery life and worked as a backup battery for my phone if I plugged it in, so that was kind of cool. But I realistically never actually used that feature what with fast charging. I'll have to see how battery life is with these. All features on will definitely drain the better faster. 1 1/2 month update: I have been pretty satisfied with these, they are more durable than past cheap ones I've bought, and still work great. I accidentally dropped the case on the asphalt and worried I broke the lid (I've done that before), but I didn't even see any scuff marks. I definitely got lucky, but they do seem robust enough to stand up to active use. Battery life isn't as long as my old ones, but it's sufficiently long for any individual listening session. I only run into issues when the case runs low. Which a continued annoyance is the attached USB C charging port. Thing is, I almost always have a USB C cable available, it charges my phone, my laptop, and most everything else. But when I go to plug in the case I now have to reorient all around it. And it's not long enough to reach the wall, so I ended up buying an extended USB C female to male cable. But then I gotta lug that thing around and actively swap out when charging the case. I places where I have an open female port it's not bad, but the awkward cable placement, and short length means I have to leave it at odd angles while charging. Or in one case dangling by the short cable. Please, the next model you make, just include a standard female USB C port. Or let me detach the short male cable to use a female port. Or add a second female port. In that case I doubt I'd use it, only extremely rarely if I had no other option. On the plus side, the case reports battery life over bluetooth, and each earbud. So I know the charge state of all 3 at once. That's pretty cool. Again, coming from cheaper wireless earbuds, not used to getting that. The touch controls are still a bit too sensitive and I've accidentally triggered. Also had a weird high pitched sound coming from the case. I read online it can happen when ANC is left on. I found it resolved itself by opening the lid making sure the earbuds were properly seated, and then securely closing. But you can also fix by turning off ANC. It only happened a couple of times, the first time I thought it was some alarm from outside going off, it sounded far away. Then I realized it was just a faint noise coming from the case. As soon as I opened the lid and closed it it stopped. The next time it resolved instantly when I did the same thing. I wouldn't knock it down for that since the fix is super easy and only happened a couple of times.

I bought 2 pairs of these ear buds. One pink one blue. The pink ones would not stay connected to my girlfriends phone. Tried to connect them to mine and they wouldn't connect at all. The blue pair connected seamlessly to my phone and I have been using them everyday since purchased. I believe they are supposed to have a 14 hour battery life. That is not true. I drive a truck for a living and connect the ear buds at 8:45 am and they are dead by 2:30 -3:00 pm. They won't even last a full shift. These two sets are the 4th and 5th sets of Jlab ear buds that I have purchased over the years. The first three sets were the more expensive versions gens 2 and 3. They lasted about a year ar two and then crapped out. They still worked, but eventually lost volume power. These new gen 4's are significantly lower quality, dont fit right and like I said- either won't connect, or just have very bad battery life. I'm pretty sick of being lied to by companies these days. The quality of nearly everything is trash and overpriced these days... I suppose I keep on living for now and continue to be disappointed. I do not recommend these gen 4 versions at all. Spend the extra money and get the gen 3's and keep your fingers crossed. They fit better and have way better battery life. Problem is, youll have to buy some more in a year or two.

I had to return a pair I just brought and purchase this pair. I used them for Roller skating so I need me a good pair with a good sound and noise cancellation. This was it!!! Thank you for an amazing quality!!

I enjoy the very first set of JLab Buds I ever bought in the store, but they were the upper level ones. Things I enjoy about the Sport ANC4 is they are a thinner profile, they can be hooked up to two electronics at the same time (phone and iPod) Great price point especially on sale. The fit is good but not enough ability to bend to my specific ear needs. Sound quality is fairly good, however, when I turn by head to either side to look for traffic or whatever the sound cuts out. Connectivity is spotty and sound can get very crackly. All that said I bought two pairs of these at a very deep discount which I am happy about because if I had paid the original price I would not have been utilizing them very long! Their durability has been great and they do not seem to get bothered by sweat at all. I would recommend at a price point of $40-$50 regularly but more then that look for a bit higher end set of earbuds.

Went from Beats to these, sound isn’t as good but the charging and comfort are significantly better.

Finally earbuds that won’t fall off, have an app for control and have decent sound quality :D

I have ear buds for 70 aed far better than this

Ottima sorpresa. Le ho provate anche in contesti diversi (allenamento, passeggiata, chiamate) e la qualità audio è davvero buona: volume alto, bassi presenti e suono pulito. La connessione è rapidissima e stabile: le ho collegate sia ad Android che a iPhone senza impazzire, e si riconnettono subito appena le tiri fuori. Punto extra: ricarica wireless, comodissima se hai il pad sul comodino/scrivania. Per l’uso sportivo sono pratiche, restano ben salde e non devo sistemarle ogni due minuti. Pro: audio ottimo, ANC utile (ACTIVE NOISE CANCELLING è la cancellazione del rumore esterno) connessione facile Android/iPhone, ricarica wireless, stabili per sport. Contro: per ora nessun problema rilevante nel mio uso (se proprio devo dire: come tutte, la resa ANC dipende molto dal fit nell’orecchio). Le migliori che abbia mai provato

Poor sound quality

Très bon produit. Une connexion Bluetooth impeccable, Très bon son, pas de bruit parasite, une bonne autonomie de la batterie et surtout tient bien à l’oreille. Qualité produit / prix, Je le recommande à tout le monde