JLab Work Buds in-Ear True Wireless Headset with Detachable Noise-Canceling Boom Mic, Black, Long 55+ Total Hours Playtime, Bluetooth Multipoint, USB-C Charging Dock

Works great

It’s working expected , just felt the at it’s little over priced

Boom mic is not much effective and very heavy in ear

The ear buds' voice is not coming out properly.

Third class in every segment don't spend on this this much money it's worth for 500rs also

Worst

Idéal pour mon ordinateur de bureau et mon cellulaire. Donc j:écoute ma musique en travaillant et un appel entre la musique cesse et je prends l'appel automatiquement. Super!

Non è facile trovare auricolari con l'astina per il microfono. Quando sono uscite sul mercato italiano non ho esitato a comprarle. Funzionano molto bene e la riduzione del rumore è ottima. La qualità della voce trasmessa dal microfono è un po' "telefonica", ossia con una banda molto mediosa e ristretta. Non te lo aspetteresti, visto che la qualità dell'audio invece in generale a abbastanza buona. Ma probabilmente è conseguenza dell'ottima capacità di filtrare i rumori. Un altro effetto da tenere in considerazione è che quando siete in chiamata e parlate, sentirete la vostra voce rimbombare nelle orecchie. Questo è dovuto al fatto di avere il canale auricolare occluso. Io l'ho trovato parecchio fastidioso. Confesso di aver pensato di restituire l'articolo per questo. Ma poi mi ci sono in parte abituato. Consiglierei a JLab di produrre una versione senza gommino, che non occlude il canale auricolare ed è meno soggetto a questo fenomeno. La presa comunque è salda. L'auricolare con l'astina pesa un pochino di più e ogni tanto dovrete riaggiustarlo. Non spessissimo, una cosa assolutamente tollerabile. Ma se pensate di usarlo facendo sport, potrebbe essere un problema. La durata della batteria copre più giorni anche con un uso piuttosto intenso. Inoltre il case con la sua batteria tampone permette una ricarica anche in assenza di cavo USB e prese nei dintorni. Molto bene su questo aspetto. Nel complesso, sono degli ottimi auricolari. Con qualche riserva per la qualità dell'output prodotto dal microfono.

Find ich super, mikro ist auch toll und sind sehr bequem

Son muy prácticos y aíslan bastante bien el sonido del micrófono. Al ser auriculares con silicona, también reducen el ruido exterior. Me encanta que ocupen tan poco espacio, y el hecho de que el micrófono sea extraíble hace que pueda usarlos tanto para el día a día como para llamadas. Además de estos, suelo llevar al trabajo unos cascos de diadema para escuchar música, ya que no me resultan del todo cómodos para usarlos durante muchas horas seguidas por ser in-ear. Incluyen tres tamaños de almohadillas de silicona para adaptarse a distintas tallas.

TL;DR: Get these if you are prioritizing microphone quality - they really are the only good option out there, especially in this form factor. I see quite a few negative reviews on these earbuds, and I believe it's because people have the wrong expectation. If you're looking for work earbuds that are portable and sound clear on calls, these are it. Some may be better for certain situations (e.g. Shockz) but are either more expensive, less portable, or both. These provide you with decent audio and a microphone that is comparable to using your phone directly. They do not produce audiophile-qulity sound. They are the ONLY alternative to a clunky headset or external microphone that I've found so far, and my tests have included some very expensive earbuds as well as earpiece-style devices that should have done better (e.g. Plantronics Voyager). With that in mind, pros and cons below: Pros: - Great microphone (by bluetooth headphone standards) - Good enough audio quality for conversations or basic recreational use - Great battery life, both in-use and from the case - USB-C charging (unlike Plantronics which uses a proprietary charger) - Comfortable, and stays in ear, especially with the help of included adjustable fins - Bluetooth Multipoint. For a headset at this price point, this is a fantastic feature and works well across my MacBook and Android phone. - Removable microphone so you can use them like regular buds - Small and looks more modern than a full on headset when worn - Price. I got these when they were on sale for ~$40, but at their full price of $80 I still think they are worth it - Customizable controls (although they are still pretty bad, see below) Cons: - The case is enormous and not pocketable at all. If you're carrying it, you need some kind of bag. The 55+ hour rated battery life is great, but I'd much rather half that and be able to put it in my pocket. - The case cover is magnetic, and feels a bit weak. I worry it will come off if I throw it in a bag, but so far it's been fine - Controls are dreadful - I don't love the tap control for everything. e.g. tap once for volume up, twice for volume down, etc. With only one tap surface and no swipe controls, I would have preferred physical buttons. I basically need to use the host device (e.g. phone/laptop) to control the volume. These are customizable but the premise of having to tap something potentially 3 times is pretty annoying, and the detection of taps isn't great either. - Proper in-ear detection. It seems like a software choice, because in-ear detection works when you first take them out of the case (they don't connect until you put them in your ear), but they don't disconnect when you remove them. This is kind of a nitpick and normally I wouldn't even include this, but it is preventing me from using a smaller case without the charger. The minute I put them in my ear, they will connect and stay connected unless I manually disconnect them from my device, or put them into a the charging case.