JLab JBuds Open Ear Wireless Headphones - Over Ear Bluetooth, Black

I am really enjoying the sound , a huge step up from ear buds. I have a pair of akg open back headphones that were much more expensive and the JLABS give them a run for their money

From opening the box I have been impressed with these headphones. I was immediately struck by the build quality and general feel of them. They feel nice and solid, and well put together. They are an open design which means that you can hear most of the background noise happening around you when you have them on. I don't usually like that style - I prefer to be totally cut off, but these are good enough that it doesn't really bother me. The sound quality is very nice. Considering the price they are probably just as good as I would expect. Because they are open backed design you get a nice "open" sound coming from them which you don't get from closed headphones. I'm not quite sure how big my head is but they fit me just fine. And they adjust much bigger and much smaller than would fit me so I can only assume that they'll fit almost anybody. They are very comfortable too. I have worm them for many hours at a time and haven't once felt any discomfort or pain from them. Battery life is incredible. I've gone for well over a week between charges and that's with me using them for multiple hours per day. Overall I really can't find a fault with these. If you want a good quality set of open back headphones then you should take a good look at these.

It is quite big and sticks out too much, for me coming from the marshall headphones. It would have been better if they stuck the band to the ear cups instead of the driver. It can connect to 2 devices without having to switch over or do anything. E. G. From laptop to TV it will connect without doing anything. Quite impressive Sounds quality is good and it's easy to use.

I’ve gone through countless pairs of earbuds and over-ear headphones, but these JLab Open Air wireless headphones are hands-down the best investment I’ve made for my daily workflow and workouts. If you’re looking for a pair that doesn’t plug your ears but still delivers, this is it. ​What Makes Them Stand Out: ​Exceptional Battery Life: I’m getting well over the advertised hours on a single charge. I use them for roughly 8 hours a day between work calls and podcasts, and I only find myself reaching for the charging cable once a week. It’s incredibly liberating not to have "low battery" anxiety. ​Feather-Light Weight: These are shockingly lightweight. Because they sit outside the ear canal, there’s zero "ear fatigue" or pressure. I’ve genuinely forgotten I had them on and walked into the shower—luckily they are durable enough to handle a splash! ​Impressive Durability: Speaking of toughness, the build quality is solid. The frames are flexible yet sturdy, and they don't feel like they’ll snap if you toss them in a gym bag. They feel like they were built to actually be used, not just pampered. ​Seamless Ease of Use: Out of the box, they paired with my phone in seconds. The physical buttons are intuitive—no fiddling with finicky touch sensors that fail the moment your hands are sweaty or you're wearing gloves. ​Top-Tier Value for Money: Usually, to get this kind of reliable Bluetooth stability and sound clarity, you’re looking at double the price. JLab has absolutely nailed the value for money here; you’re getting a premium experience without the "brand name" markup. ​The Sound Experience: ​The sound quality is crisp and clear. Since they are open-back, you get a natural soundstage that lets you stay aware of your surroundings (great for runners or office environments), yet the audio remains full and rich. ​Bottom line: If you want comfort, longevity, and safety without breaking the bank, buy these. You won't regret it.

These are pretty good sounding headphones, but despite the two drivers it’s nothing special. The detail is average, bass average etc. Being open does mean no ear sweat and fatigue, and wind noise is no worse than a full size pair which makes them great for walking the dog etc. My only problem is that randomly they would turn on some kind of extra wide soundstage with added reverb and distance which sounds nothing like the any of the built in Spatial Audio settings. Would then need to restart to get them back to sounding like I wanted. Contacted Jlab and got store credit refund so happy with customer service, just not this product.

This is my first time using a product from JLab and I have been really impressed with these JBuds Open headphones. While the brand is often associated with budget friendly options these feel significantly more premium. The build quality is excellent with plenty of flex and swivel in the frame and the padding on the headband and ear cups is very soft. The mesh grill on the outside looks really good but it can also be removed if you prefer a different look. The sound quality really surprised me because open back headphones often struggle with bass. These use dual dynamic drivers including a 35mm driver and a 12mm coaxial driver which work together to create a very detailed and clean sound. The bass has a nice punchy warmth without becoming muddy while the higher frequencies like cymbals and vocals are exceptionally clear. The app does allow you to change the EQ settings but I found the standard sound setting to be the most balanced for general listening. Even though they are an open design the sound leakage is really low so people sitting near you are unlikely to be bothered by your music unless the volume is very high. I have been getting roughly 18 to 20 hours of battery life which is plenty to get me through 4/5 days of use. The physical buttons on the right side are easy to navigate and I like the inclusion of a USB C cable that allows for wired listening if the battery runs low. The storage case is a simple synthetic leather wrap which provides good protection inside a backpack. Overall these are a fantastic choice for anyone who wants an airy soundstage and awareness of their surroundings without sacrificing audio detail.

I have been a fan of headphones for a long time and have many pairs, including open backs. I saw these and was very intrigued; they take open back to a whole new level. These are very unusual for headphones, where the cup is normally, you get the pads, then nothing but the drivers in the centre. There is a metal grill that you can use to fill that gap. Most traditional open backs are also wired, so for a pair to be Bluetooth is even more unusual. A cover is provided with these, which is two sided, with some padding. It will provide some protection. The construction is mostly plastic which is true for most headphones these days, but the rods that attach the cups to the headband are metal; these slide in and out to adjust easily. They do have steps though; they are not infinitely adjustable. There is also padding on the headband as well as the pads. Putting these on is a very different experience to normal headphones, especially closed backs. That pressure that is always there, just doesn't exist. My ears feel bare. It is very odd, but something you get used to. To start with, these had a very strong clamping force, which does seem to have lightened up somewhat after a few days of use. Connectivity is by either Bluetooth or USB-C. I tried the latter, but could not hear any difference in sound, so tend to stick with Bluetooth which can be connected to two devices. The sound is already quite bright and airy with the mesh in place. The mesh can be easily removed, just a twist of the ear pad, remove it, then the mesh, then reverse to replace the pad. With the mesh removed, the sound is even airier and slightly brighter. Personally I prefer without the mesh. I was expecting a weak bass. Whilst I would not describe them as bassy, they do have sufficient bass for most people. Mids are good with vocals and piano notes being clear, even if not clinically clean and precise. Highs are able to sparkle, bringing life to the music through the cymbals. These are a really nice pair of headphones for the price. They will be even better in summer. They are really good though for providing a very open sound, that very few other headphones can.

This is my first proper experience with open-ear/open-back style headphones, and overall it’s been a bit of a mixed bag – but in a good way. I’m fairly used to decent audio gear (a few quality headphones, studio monitors for mixing, and a solid home cinema setup), so I wasn’t expecting miracles at this price point. That said, build quality is very good for the money. They’re lightweight, well padded and genuinely comfortable, I can wear them for hours without feeling the need to take them off, which is one of the big advantages of this open design. Sound-wise, you do have to manage expectations. As with most open-ear/open-back styles, bass takes a hit. There isn’t a huge amount of low-end presence and the overall tuning leans more towards the mids/treble side. However, clarity is good and the sound feels relatively neutral and clean though vocals could be a little more prominent. With some EQ tweaks in the JLab app (which is actually very easy to use), you can tailor things a bit to your liking. Connection is quick and stable, and the custom sound options are a nice bonus at this price. Where these really shine, and where a lot of other users seem to agree, is situational awareness. For podcasts, radio, YouTube and general TV watching they’re excellent. I live somewhere without many pavements, so being able to clearly hear cars and surroundings is important. Compared to ANC headphones (even with transparency mode), these feel more natural because you’re not relying on microphones to pipe outside sound in. It’s just there. Sound leakage is also less than I expected. Yes, there’s some, that’s inevitable, but it’s not excessive or distracting in normal use. Battery life is solid (over 24 hours), controls are simple, and overall they’re well designed for what they are. They’re not going to replace a good closed-back pair for travel or bass-heavy music, but for workouts, walks, calls, and staying aware of your environment, they’re genuinely very usable. Just go in knowing open-ear isn’t for every scenario, and you’ll probably be pleasantly surprised.

Die JLab JBuds Open sind ein spezieller Kopfhörer, der nicht versucht, alles gleichzeitig zu sein, sondern klar auf einen bestimmten Einsatzzweck ausgelegt ist - Musik hören, ohne die Umgebung komplett auszublenden. Genau darin liegen auch die größten Stärken. Die offene Bauweise sorgt für ein sehr angenehmes Tragegefühl, weil die Ohren nicht abgeschottet werden und sich Wärme deutlich weniger staut. Dazu kommt, dass die Kopfhörer erstaunlich leicht wirken und insgesamt einen sehr wertigen Eindruck hinterlassen. Interessant ist das Mesh-Gitter an den Ohrmuscheln, die nicht nur optisch anders aussehen, sondern sich sogar abnehmen lassen. JLab nennt außerdem drehbare Ohrmuscheln, Cloud-Foam-Polster und ein offenes Open-Ear-Design, was sich im täglichen Tragen tatsächlich sinnvoll bemerkbar macht. Das Gewicht liegt laut Hersteller bei 245 Gramm, und genau so fühlen sie sich auch an. Leicht genug, um sie länger zu tragen, ohne dass sie schnell störend werden. Klanglich setzen die JBuds Open auf ein ungewöhnliches koaxiales Dual-Treibersystem mit 35-mm- und 12-mm-Treibern pro Seite, was man in dieser Form nicht oft sieht. Der Klang wirkt dadurch luftig und räumlich, mit einer breiten Bühne und einer angenehmen Offenheit, die vor allem bei Stimmen, Mitten und Höhen positiv auffällt. Gerade Podcasts, akustische Musik, Pop oder auch längere YouTube- und Video-Sessions profitieren davon, weil alles weniger gedrängt klingt. Der Bass ist vorhanden und wird laut JLab zusätzlich über die LabBoost-Technologie unterstützt, aber das Grundprinzip bleibt klar - Diese Kopfhörer setzen nicht auf Abschottung, sondern auf ein freies, offenes Klangbild. Das funktioniert gut, solange man weiß, worauf man sich einlässt. In lauten Umgebungen stößt das Konzept nämlich an seine Grenzen, weil es kein Active Noise Cancelling gibt und Außengeräusche bewusst hörbar bleiben. Für Bahn, Flugzeug oder andere sehr laute Orte sind sie deshalb nur eingeschränkt sinnvoll. Im Alltag ist genau diese Offenheit zugleich Vorteil und Nachteil. Wer beim Spazierengehen, im Homeoffice, beim Sport oder allgemein unterwegs seine Umgebung weiterhin wahrnehmen möchte, bekommt hier ein stimmiges Gesamtpaket. Für Training, Wege draußen oder Situationen, in denen man ansprechbar bleiben will, passt das sehr gut. Gleichzeitig muss man mit dem typischen Nebeneffekt offener Hörer leben. Schall dringt nach außen. JLab spricht zwar von einer Sound-Steering-Technologie zur Reduzierung von Schallverlust, komplett vermeiden lässt sich das aber nicht. Wer also in sehr ruhiger Umgebung laut hört, wird andere in der Nähe unter Umständen mithören lassen. Das sollte man vor dem Kauf realistisch einordnen. Praktisch sind die Zusatzfunktionen. Die Akkulaufzeit gibt JLab mit bis zu 24 Stunden an, zusätzlich gibt es eine Schnellladefunktion mit etwa 2,5 Stunden Wiedergabe nach 10 Minuten Laden. In der Praxis sind etwa 18 Stunden bei hoher Lautstärke realistisch. Dazu kommen Bluetooth Multipoint für die gleichzeitige Verbindung mit zwei Geräten, Google Fast Pair, die JLab-App mit Equalizer und anpassbaren Einstellungen sowie zwei ENC-Mikrofone für Telefonate. Gerade Multipoint ist im Alltag sehr nützlich, wenn man zwischen Smartphone und Laptop wechselt, ohne ständig neu koppeln zu müssen. Auch die Möglichkeit, den Klang in der App nach den eigenen Vorlieben anzupassen, ist sinnvoll, weil man so das offene Klangbild etwas feiner auf Musik, Sprache oder persönliche Hörgewohnheiten abstimmen kann. Unterm Strich wissen die JLab JBuds Open für den richtigen Einsatzzweck zu überzeugen. Sie tragen sich angenehm, klingen offen und differenziert, bieten gute Zusatzfunktionen und machen besonders dort Sinn, wo man Musik hören und trotzdem mit der Umgebung verbunden bleiben möchte. Wer genau das sucht, bekommt hier ein stimmiges Gesamtpaket mit eigenständigem Konzept.

Adquirí estos auriculares para mi uso diario de deporte, trabajo y ocio. Son súper ligeros y de calidad se ve en cada detalle, no molestan nada y no se nota que los llevas puestos, puedes estar horas haciendo lo que quieras con ellos puestos que no molestan nada. Una cosa que me gusta de estos auriculares es que los tienes puestos y aunque haya ruidos o tráfico o te hablen puedes escucharlo sin perder calidad de música. Puedes estar 24h sin descargarse la batería, me encanta! Son una buena opción para no perderte el entorno pero sin salirte de tu música, los recomiendo. Espero que mi valoración te haya resultado útil para decidirte.:)

I have been a long time user of earbuds and was looking for some headphones because my ears would hurt after a long day of having earbuds in my ears. After trying a few different pairs I came across these and was interested by the open design. My biggest challenge with headphones has been that I wear glasses and headphones typically press my frames into the side of my head which makes them uncomfortable. The ear cushions are these headphones are amazing! I've been wearing them for hours with my glasses and it's like they disappeared on my head. Here's my list of pros and cons. Pros: - Comfortable Cushions - Like I mentioned the quality of the ear cushions is amazing. I find myself wearing these for hours without any issues. - Comfortable Temperature - I tend to run hot. In trying to find a pair of over ear headphones I've found that after a while my ears tend to sweat a little bit. Because of the open design of these I don't find myself pulling the headphones off to cool down. - Sound Quality - I'm no sound professional, I just listen to my podcasts and music while working. But I do notice a big difference in audio quality when using these compared to earbuds or even other headphones. When I turned on the spatial audio setting in the app the quality got even better...felt like I was in a recording studio or something. - Custom App - These come with a custom app that you can download. That's how I was able to turn on the spatial audio. I'm not sure how much I'll use the app but it was really nice to use right away to set everything up that I wanted. - Case Included - These come with a cool case that compresses down flat and has a nice little cord holder for charging. In my shopping around for headphones it was rare to get a case at this price point. Cons: - Noise Canceling - If you're looking for silence these aren't for you. They don't even have a noise canceling mode or setting. I'm pretty sure this is by design since they have an open back anyway. - Sound Leakage - I work from home so this isn't a problem for me but if you use these around other people they might be able to hear sound coming out of these. I asked my husband if he could hear anything and he said he could but didn't know what I was listening to. We both work from home, so I wanted to make sure I wasn't disturbing him. I'd say if you're going to use these next to others just don't be listening to something you don't want them hearing to be safe. - Color Options - These are really nice but I would like something other than black.

軽くて耳が蒸れないから良い。 音も良く、気に入ってます。 構造上、ボリュームを上げると音漏れがあるので、カフェなどわりと静かな場所では、使いずらいかな。 家で聞く分には、最高です。

Ce nouveau casque JLab JBuds Ear Open apporte confort et qualité de son ! J' apprécie beaucoup le confort sur les oreilles, il est relativement léger et très facile à porter, en plus, il est résistant à la pluie. Il se charge très rapidement (environ 10 min de charge pour 2 heures d'écoutes) et possèdent une très grosse autonomie (environ 24h), il faut 2h pour le charger complètement. Le bluetooth est reconnu immédiatement, aucun problème de connexion. Le son est d'excellente qualité avec de très bonnes basses, je trouve que c'est le plus important dans le choix d'un casque. Bref, ce casque est très confortable, j'apprécie beaucoup !