Earlier this year, we reviewed the Skullcandy Dime true wireless earbuds and found them a steal at their $25 price point. JLab, whose headphones and earbuds we’ve also reviewed, is targeting the ...

Just how affordable can a set of true wireless earbuds get? Until today, we would have said $25 — the price that Skullcandy charges for its surprisingly good Skullcandy Dime. But now, there’s no ...

Before we get carried away, the JLab Go Air Pop are not the last word in sonic brilliance. But if this is where your budget maxes out, you'll get reliable Bluetooth connectivity, killer battery life, ...

In 2020, I found out just how solid a pair of $29 true wireless earbuds could be. JLab's Go Air covers all the basics even though they lack the polish of more expensive sets. For its latest buds, the ...

The wireless earbuds boast a ton of big features for their low price point. If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate ...

JLab has announced the launch of its latest true wireless earbuds called the Go Air Pop. The earbuds are designed using some of the best technology from existing JLab products, including the JBuds Air ...

What can you buy with $20? A pizza or movie ticket, sure – but how about a pair of wireless earbuds with a 32-hour battery life, water-resistant design and touch controls? Despite their rock-bottom ...

You can now get a capable pair of wireless earbuds for almost the same price as Apple's wired EarPods. Reading time 2 minutes While companies like Nothing are working to deliver a fully-featured set ...

The JLab Go Air are extremely cheap true wireless earbuds, which is why the sound leaves a lot to be desired and the design of the case has a few flaws. Despite that, they'll work well as casual ...

With modern technology, we don’t want to be tied down, tangled, or restricted by cables and wires anymore whether we are at home, at the office and especially when we are out and about. Modern ...

When it comes to blending in, nearly all true wireless earbuds fail miserably. That's mostly due to predominantly black and white color options, with a few brightly-hued variants tossed in along the ...