JBuds Lux ANC, Over Ear Headphones, Active Noise Cancelling, Bluetooth, Cloud White | Wireless Over Ear Headphones with Microphone, Foldable Bluetooth Earphones, Active Noise Cancellation

This is a fantastic pair of headphones for the price. The ANC blocks out any type of noisy environment whether you are cutting the grass or running on the treadmill. The sound is good quality, but not as premium as Beats( but they are a 1/3 of the price). Another nice addition is the water resistance. I sweat a lot and these things have not malfunctioned because of water or sweat while wearing them. These headphones are not ideal for weightlifting since they do not stay in place if you are going from laying down to sitting and back up, but they are great for any stationary exercise or exercise where your head does not have to physically move up or down. If you are wanting a good pair of durable and long lasting headphones for cheap, then these are the headphones for you. Oh, and the battery last close to forty hours. I’ve charged them once in 2 months.

You can not beat the value; TLDR: Feel like 200 dollar head phones and are great value. Best value over ear headphones and by a mile. You can not go wrong with them. My wife had a pair I loved and once I got my pair I barely take them off. Not only are they extremely comfortable the materials of the product are so much better then you expect for the price. When you think of what a pair of beats would be like for how expensive they were but this is the opposite of the case here because these are not over priced at all. This is an amazing headset my favorite part is the noise canceling is very very good and let’s you just escape and if you have issues with sensory overload, these can help drown out the back ground noise. My wife uses these for work because the mic on board is very good and very clear and the audio on calls is so loud and clear! There are couple buttons on the headset for volume up and down, and there is a noise cancelling toggle button but this functions as two buttons also allowing you to switch between music audio profile. There is an app you can get on your phone and it comes with so many features such as burn in, audio profile to use and customize to your liking. You can make presets. The audio it self is very good nice bass good lows and highs and with the noise cancelling together it sounds clear and powerful. You can easily adjust the headset and the quality of the product allows this to shine as you can adjust it will stay at that level till you adjust it again. Nice cushions where your ears and head rest against the device make it extremely comfortable. My wife has had her device for more then a year now and it is still going strong so they are built to last. I’m excited to have this device for a long time it’s not common to find a device that is such a great value for the price. If you want some really nice head phones ? Do not pass these up. They give $250 head phones vibes for no where near the price. Great buy .

For a budget headphone, these are great! I honestly would’ve paid more! The fit is so comfortable on my ears for long wear. Charging is so fast and I love that it tells me the battery level when I turn them on. Sound quality is great for music, audiobooks, and calls and the app is a nice bonus for controlling eq amongst other things. I can switch between my phone and my tablet seemlessly and that makes everything easier. I highly recommend these to anyone looking for a good pair of over the ear headphones!

The sound cancellation is amazing which is the best part. I also have a smaller head that normal headphones fall off a lot but these fit perfectly and they're so comfortable. The charge lasts foreverrrrr. These are a perfect replacement for my earbuds that I've been wearing to the gym that hurt my ear holes after an hour or so. No pain with these and I can focus without any distractions with these bad boys on!! Also the sound quality is great, they're up there with higher priced brands. You really can't beat these

Viewed strictly as BT headphones, the JBUDS LUX are pretty decent. I find the sound quite good for movies and fine for casual music listening. The ANC and pass-through features are of some use, and the headphones are comfortable enough for, e.g., watching a movie, though the earcups don't "breathe" very well (I notice some reviewers refer to them as "sweaty", which is fair enough), so you'll probably want to take some breaks between calls (it makes a surprisingly good phone headset) or if listening to music for an extended period. If you're interested in knowing more, details follow. USE CASE (you can skip this if not interested): Just to provide context, I'll mention I bought these at an attractive price for dedicated use with my living room TV, which supports Bluetooth but puts the pairing/unpairing bits behind such cumbersome menus, and behaves so badly with dual-connect BT devices (forcing you to completely reset BT volume, etc., when the headphone's interrupted by another device), that I prefer to just keep a pair of headphones paired exclusively to that TV. Since I normally listen through a home theater sound system, I prefer to use more value-priced headphones for such occasional private-listening use. SOUND QUALITY: It's what headphones are for, and the JBUDS LUX does the basics competently. They're replacing my old blue JBL E55BT phones (which were getting a bit the worse for wear, various bits of plastic trim breaking and the earcup cushions falling apart), and get pretty close to those in sound quality, the JBL being a bit "brighter", the JLAB's high end a bit more subdued, for what that's worth (no EQ tuning with the app for this comparison since I'm pairing them directly with a TV); as TV headphones they're kinda great. I'm no audio critic, but I've watched some music videos with them and there's nothing distracting about their performance, which is more than I can say for some other bargain headphones I've tried. Switching to them directly from my Bose one can notice less distinct highs and less overall "warmth" to the sound, but heard on their own they're perfectly fine. ANC FEATURES: Overall noise-canceling performance is a bit unusual. First off, hats off to JLAB for having an actual OFF option in the ANC control cycle, not just an ANC/aware toggle. In cases where neither ANC nor pass-through is needed, turning those off maximizes the already long battery life, a welcome option. Passive sound isolation is pretty good, so I usually have the ANC turned off. As for the ANC itself, my experience has differed from reviewers that claim turning on the ANC does less than the headphones' passive sound isolation, in that my own casual testing showed significant noise reduction. It probably depends on what sounds you're trying to cancel - it works best at reducing the volume of continuous background noise like fans, road noise, etc., not so much for more transient sounds. So it's somewhat effective and not very sophisticated, and that's about what I'd expect for this price point. I won't be taking them on an airplane (where my Bose QC 45s do really well), so we'd need feedback from someone who's tried that for more of a torture test. The headphones' "aware" mode is a different matter, and unlike what I've experienced on other headphones offering a pass-through feature. It's quite functional, but somewhat low fidelity. While it's easy to hear your surroundings in this mode, sound quality is somewhat boxy/tinny, a bit better than an old landline phone (should you be old enough to recall ever hearing such a thing). The Bose headphones mentioned above are my daily drivers for music and podcasts, and by comparison has such natural sounding pass-through I sometimes forget I have them on. That's not something that would happen with the JBUDS LUX. MICROPHONE: Especially in light of the so-so pass-through sound quality, one surprising feature that bears mention is the microphone quality on phone calls or meetings. Folks on the other end of the line tell me the sound matches or surpasses that of my old Sennheiser and current Bose headphones. I tend to prefer boom mics, but apparently what's built into these earcups is better than I'd have expected, so on top of everything else it would be a good phone headset. COMFORT AND BUILD QUALITY: These are quite comfortable for value headphones. Both the earcups and headband are well-padded, and the adjustment mechanism feels solid, with satisfying detents to make it easy to return to your preferred setting after, e.g., collapsing for storage. The controls are also satisfying to use, with enough tactile feedback to ease operating by touch alone (more on this below). The earcup pads are covered with a soft vinyl-type material while the part of the headband sitting atop your head is fabric-covered. I think fabric earcup pads would have improved comfort, since the material covering the stock pads doesn't really breathe too well, though this would likely compromise the sound isolation a bit. Going back to the Bose QC 45 as reference, its protein leather earcup pads breathe well enough that I've worn them on multi-hour plane flights without my ears getting uncomfortably warm. You'll want to take occasional breaks from the JBUDS LUX. CONTROLS: The controls are easy to operate and do the job quite well. The three control surfaces are: - a round button on top to cycle through ANC settings (ANC, aware/passthrough, off) - a rocker/toggle in the middle to handle volume (just click once in either direction to go up or down), track skip (push and hold to jump forward or back, though as with any such control the exact behavior will depend on the specific device or application), or cycling through EQ presets (press both sides of the toggle at once). - a round button at the bottom that handles power, BT pairing, call answer, and even summoning your Google/Siri assistant. I got used to these quite quickly even with limited use. Like a lot of modern BT devices, the JBUDS LUX provides voice prompts for certain events like startup, shutdown, etc. The voice is clear and easily understood, though I'd note the mild disappointment in its tone when saying "JLAB off" is amusing. One small thing worth mentioning is that the headphones not only report their level of charge to your paired device (if, e.g., your phone shows you this), but also announce the state of charge during power-up. That voice info is really useful in my case, since the TV I'm using doesn't report battery level for connected BT devices. I make special mention of this because the EB55BT, like some other JBL speakers and headphones I've owned, never reports battery level at all, just produces an annoying beep when the battery is "low" (whatever that is) that gets more frequent until you charge it back up (or the headphones just stop, I guess). VALUE/RATING: Something to consider in assessing the value of these is the price. I got them on Prime Days for less than $50, but they're currently closer to $80, which is getting close to the "on sale" price of some better hardware. That said, the price on the JBUDS LUX swings about quite a bit, so maybe put it in your shopping list and keep an eye out for buying opportunities. For $50 this is a 5-star value, but the listed "full" price knocks this down to a four-star.

These headphones have excellent sound quality and noise reduction, especially for the price point and physical weight. The quality is roughly comparable to my old Bose QC30s, while being more durable and portable with reasonable control customization through the app. They also have better multi-connection support than Bose and it's substantially easier to swap sound inputs between computer, phone, and gaming system, especially on the go. These are my go-tos when commuting by train, especially when the cars are as old as they are around here!

If you are doing any fast-paced gaming with these, you'll want to connect them directly via the wire included to your PC as there is a delay if you connect it with Bluetooth. Besides that, I am very happy with this headset. Wireless when I want it to be, comfortable fit, great noise cancelling and excellent sound quality. Absolutely punching above it's price range. Couldn't recommend it more.

Price is great for what you get out of these headphones. They provide great all around audio quality and the noise canceling mode is phenomenal. They are durable and easily adjusted and you can take them anywhere. Having the option from wireless and wired is great from going on runs to watching a movie.

Kopfhörer hat tollen Klang, würde leider hohne Hülle angeboten...habe ich extra gekauft.... Beschreibung zum Handling direkt auf Verpackung. Schnelle Lieferung.

Quería unos audífonos sobre los oídos ya que viajo mucho por carretera y en avión entonces me topé con está opción. La verdad no soy experto en calidad de sonido pero no tengo ninguna queja. Se escucha muy bien y el noise cancelling funciona de maravilla. Lo que más me gusta es que la batería les dura un buen, estoy en la oficina con ellos puestos por 9 horas diarias y los recargo cada semana o más.

This is my second pair I invest in my life. Due to noise sensitivity, I have tried Sony, Senheiseur, Boss and Beats. These ANC headphones sound/ANC quality are really good however they are heavy with higher price. I then came across a review online about this pair. Happened to be on sale so I clicked the button straight away. First the headphones were a little bit clammy for me but I thought I might have to break it in so continue wearing. The next day I was wearing with no discomfort. The cloud cusion pads are so soft. Headphones so light. Althought ANC couldn't compare with the higher end brands but it is still good. I love the fact is has Movie mode that helps me to hear the audio from the movies a lot easier. The base and Jlab signature sound effects gave me goosebumps when I first tried it with music on. I was skeptical at first but now I am loving it. With the friendly price, no headphone case is expected. Can always buy one for around $10.

Brilliant. Comfort personified. Prompt delivery and great professional packaging. Pretty colour!

I recently got these headphones and was thoroughly impressed! They are hands down the best headphones I’ve used so far. Before getting the JLab JBuds Lux, I tried the Sony WH-CH720N, Soundcore Q20i, and JBL Tune 770nc. Unfortunately, I ended up returning each one for different reasons. Here’s a detailed review of the headphones: Comfort: These headphones are incredibly comfortable. They are very lightweight, and the cloud foam earcups are incredibly soft. The earcup shape wraps around your ear very well, providing a snug fit. Sound Quality: I’m not an audiophile, but I can say that these headphones sound great. They have a high-quality sound with a clean and crisp tone with good amount of bass. I also used the bass booster EQ settings to enhance the bass response. Look: These headphones are very compact. When folded, they fit comfortably in my small crossbody bag. They also wrap around the head well without much space around, making them look very nice and compact. Passive Noise Canceling: The fit of these headphones is very snug around your ear, which in itself eliminates a lot of noise. Most of the time, it was enough for me, and I didn’t need to use the ANC feature. Active Noise Canceling: The active noise canceling feature works very well. I tried it while in the mall and it was able to reduce the noise by about 70-80%. Overall, I was extremely satisfied with these headphones. They are one of the best purchases I’ve made recently.