JLab Studio Pro Wireless Over-Ear Headphones, Black, 50+ Hour Bluetooth 5 Playtime, EQ3 Sound, Ultra-Plush Faux Leather & Cloud Foam Cushions, Track and Volume Controls

I've been using these headphones for 10 years and am just starting to see very minor connectivity issues like random disconnects, so I repurchased them through this Amazon link for laptop usage. My older ones still work enough to use them as my travelling pair so their life-span isn't even over. Basically what I'm saying is these headphones are AWESOME and are my official tried and true.

I am very pleased with my JLab Pro wireless headphones. These are my second pair from Jlab the first lasted many, many years. I'm not a sound expert, but I find the clarity excellent for my needs. I do recommend these.

All worn out after a couple yrs, but still work as day one..

Super comfy, fits on my fat head just fine. Sounds amazing for a $20 set of headphones. Lighter then my empty blender bottle and still has crazy good battery life. Will update if anything goes awry. So far my favorite pair of gym headphones.

I have to listen to asmr to sleep and these are the only headphones that are comfortable enough to were and they have great sound quality

I had another pair of Jlab headphones. I forget the model number, I got them in 2022, maybe 2023, they served me well & I lost them. RIP. So I got this model. I was enjoying them out the box, they felt nice and snug. I am not an audiophile, but for my needs--mostly listening to audio from my laptop and phone, they sounded great. For a day. Then they just didn't want to pair anymore. I went through 101 hoops, reset, made sure my machine was updated blah blah.. I even watched a few tutorials (While I am not a religious person, I am certain there is a VIP section in heaven for the folks who make tutorials on mundane items). Nope. I contacted the company. They replied quickly.Then they said they would replace them if I "destroyed them in water" and filmed it. I get it, they want to make sure people are not being shady. I worked retail and I have heard and seen all sorts of elaborate stories to get free things, so I wasn't annoyed.But, I am old fashioned and I am disabled, so it went through the exchange with Amazon. Got my new pair. Certain they'd be fantastic. But nope. Same thing. This pair matches. Then discharges. Then I have to match them again to get it to stick. I read enough people with the same issue on various sites to come to the conclusion that this particular model is a lemon and why I am giving it one star. I debated about doing as such, but I continue to use the second pair as backups when my other pair by another brand that starts with "J" is charging and I am reminded every time I actually need to use them for something timely that they stink. I would have returned this pair but life happened, I missed the window and I am stuck. I am not throwing in the towel with Jlab, the other pair had was great and they have nice CS folks. I don't know who is leaving these fantastic reviews, but they must have a different batch or made the mistake of reviewing them within the first couple of days of owning them. But I can't in good concious recommend this model.

This is my second time buying these headphones because I broke my first pair and thought they were okay enough to buy them again. I've been using these daily since at least 2022. Here are a few things you should know before you buy them:Pros:-They hold a charge for quite a while before you have to recharge them.-The sound quality is nice and clear-They fit nicely on my ears and are pretty good at keeping your music in, and the noise of life out-They're pretty durable, and my first pair only broke because I accidentally stepped on themCons:-When the battery gets too low, they will constantly interrupt your song with the words, "low battery" every 30 or so seconds until you finally give in and recharge them-The volume adjustment button broke on both pairs I've owned-If you try and call someone, the mic in the headphones is a huge jokeConsidering all this, I'd give them a solid 3 out of 5 stars. They aren't the best headphones you'll find, but for $20-$40 (depending on if they're on sale or not), they're not bad at all.

Great basic headset for the money. JLABS usualy has decently priced headsets for our kids. Would recommend for kids, but if you're an audiophile it'll probably disappoint.