Customer Ratings & Reviews

Pros - Sound quality is very good for the price, love the size, its very convenient, and they feel good and light in the ear. Cons - controls are a bit weird to operate, i usualyl have to wait to see if the input went through, since they are touch and not buttons.

I wouldn’t call myself an expert at audio, but I am very familiar with earbuds and headsets. I’ve got 4 sets I currently switch between daily for work, play, working out and calling. I’m always swapping between earbuds and headsets, trying to find the best set for each of my uses. This also let’s my Girlfriend try out just as many, but she has not yet found a good fit and has only settled for using one currently. I’m adding the JLab – JBuds Mini True Wireless Earbuds to the mix to see if I can replace any of my existing ones or find a favorite for my girlfriend. Pros: - Small size. - Great sound. - 5.5hrs of battery life per bud plus 20hrs total in case. Cons: - Noise Cancelling is only okay for both listening and voice. - Default settings for Touch Controls are overwhelming. My Initial thought was how crazy small these earbuds are, the term mini doesn’t give it justice! The JBuds Mini earbuds measure in at 0.90” by 0.55” by 0.78”, that’s small enough to fit one earbud on a quarter and both just a little over the edge! These buds are tiny, and the case isn’t much bigger. The case easily fits in a pocket without feeling bulky or awkward. The case measures in at 1.77” by 1.38” by 0.95”, leaving very little wasted space. The size of the JLab – JBuds Mini is perfect for on the go use. I found these easy to pair right out of the box, no software required for pairing. Just open the earbuds, put them in your ears, and go to the Bluetooth pairing on your device. That simple. The multipoint feature works great, allowing you to connect to multiple devices at the same time. Just disable the Bluetooth on your first device, then pair the earbuds with a second device as you did with the first, and once connected to the second device, enable the Bluetooth on the first device. I was surprised I could do all this out of the box without needing to download any software! I do recommend downloading the JLab app on your primary device, as this allows you to update the firmware of the earbuds, register for warranty coverage and adjust the settings. Within the app there are settings for: - Be Aware mode which allows ambient noise through so you can listen to music or calls while still being aware of your surroundings. - Equalizer with a few presets but also the option to manually adjust the frequencies. - A guide to the Touch Controls, which is needed as there are up to 11 different commands. - Modes for Music or Movie. - Safe Hearing settings set a limit on the Maximum dB the device will produce. - Firmware Updates, which helps fix issues or add new features. Again, I was impressed by the overall performance for the size of the ear buds. Music sounded great on the JBuds Mini, the default Equalizer setting is a JLab Signature (EQ 1) that I found to be well balanced for most of the music I listened to. The Equalizer has 3 preset Equalizers: 1. JLab Signature, 2. Balanced, and 3. Bass Boost. There is also a custom slot that can be manually adjusted. For general use or workouts, I found the JBuds Mini to be perfect as they were easy to keep on hand in a pocket or bag, the IP55 waterproofing kept them working even with a good sweat, and the noise canceling kept the audio in focus. So far, I’ve not had any issues with these falling out of my ears or becoming uncomfortable during longer uses, I had these in for 4 hours between working out and a longer walk outside in one session with no discomfort. On the call quality side, I found that the sound coming in from the calls was clear and easy to hear. I had to turn down the volume of the calls often in comparison to when listening to music. But the noise canceling for the Mic was only okay, it didn’t really cut out the excessive background noise caused from cars or a lawnmower, though my caller was still able to hear my voice through the background noise. Not perfect, but hopefully more options and improvements come in a future update. Additionally, there is a Be Aware mode that lets you hear the ambient noise around you for safety, it works well, blending the audio you are listening to and ambient noise. There are 8 unique Touch Control commands that can be used at one time, which is a bit much and to have all the commands available at once requires both earbuds. Both earbuds have 3 shared controls that are the same for Answer, Hanging Up and Rejecting a call, which covers the main concerns I have for touch controls. The JLab app allows for further customization for the Touch Controls, allowing you to set the specific action for up to 8 commands, 4 on each earbud. It also allows you to disable Touch Control all together or specific commands if you want a simpler experience. Either way, I will probably have to pick up another set of these, because as soon as my Girlfriend saw the JLab – JBuds Mini she thought they were both cute and the perfect size for her. She is rather picky on ear buds, often having an issue with finding a set that stays in her ears while being comfortable to wear for any duration. The JBuds Mini were the perfect fit, both in size and comfort for her. I doubt I’ll get this pair back, so guess I’m ordering up another set. Overall, I really enjoyed using the JLab – JBuds Mini while I could and will be adding them to my rotation of earbuds for their size, fit, and features. As well, I’ll be gifting a set to my Girlfriend to replace her aging pair. I would recommend these for anyone who has had issues with the fit or feel of other earbuds and who wants something that can easily fit into a pocket or bag for use anywhere.

Ive been using these cool tiny earbuds for the past few days and I gotta say that they are pretty awesome. Battery life is excellent, I’ve yet to charge the tiny case (which recharges the earbuds) and when I put them in this morning for use, the voice told me battery 100%! Jlab claims 5.5 hours per session and 20 hours per case charge. It seems very accurate because I haven’t charged the case since day one and I’m average about 2 hours a day + the one night I fell asleep with them in my ears and the little case still has juice. I gotta mention that when I fell asleep with them on, they didn’t fall out of my ears. Something i appreciate because I tend to lay down for bed with earbuds in so I don’t disturb my partner while listening to podcasts while falling asleep. The buds have a very nice and tight yet comfortable fit. Sound quality is very decent. No it’s not the best I’ve heard, but considering their size and fit. They sound quite good and I have no complaints. If you download the JLab app, which I recommend. You can use an equalizer to give them a bass or treble boost. I like the “JLab signature” preset. It sounds quite nice and balanced to my ears. You can also update the firmware with the app. My only complaint about these earbuds is that the touch controls are a little finicky for my big fingers because the earbuds are so small that my ear covers some of the touch surface of the earbud :D. It’s not a huge deal since you can use the app to control everything. They work, but they take some getting used to. All in all, I would recommend these to anyone looking for a good set of wireless earbuds without spending a ton of money. They’ve held a steady and reliable connection, they connect quickly when I put them in my ears, they sound good and are comfortable in my ears. You don’t need to spend a lot to get great quality. JLab provides an excellent value with these tiny earbuds. The case is so small, I forget that they are in my pocket sometimes!

These fit my ears really well. I have had no issues with them connecting to anything Bluetooth. I actually prefer the fit of these above my airpod pros. My only complaint is the touch controls. I accidentally register a touch control when taking them in and out of my ears.

Like that they are small. But wish there was a way to turn off touch settings.

A little tinny and controls are a little bit clunky but serviceable for the price.

The JLab JBuds mini true wireless earbuds are .... TINY. I was pretty shocked at how small they are, but have also been surprised how well the earbuds work and how convenient they are. First the size. I would guess that the fit of these earbuds is going to depend a lot on the individual. Most earbuds fit pretty well in my ears, but my wife and daughter must have tiny ears because they cannot get standard earbuds to stay in their ears very well. When my wife and I watch something on a laptop she has to physically hold the standard earbuds in place. The JBud Mini earbuds are the first ones she has ever tried that stay put in her ears. For myself, they feel a little lost in my ears. I need to use the largest gel tips in order to feel that they will stay on properly. But neither of us have had any issues. For that reason alone I recommend these earbuds for a variety of people. The earbuds connected by bluetooth to my phone and laptop without any issues at all. Just take them out of the case, put them in my ear, and connect them on the device and it's all good. One thing I did not like right out of the box is that the touch controls were WAY too sensitive. It felt like just waving my hand by my ear would trigger something. This is controllable via the JLab app, which also has some other nice settings to dial in how you like it, including noise cancelling. If you've had any issues with earbuds not fitting well, give these a try!

Small and compact. Thats all that matters. I got tired of carrying around my AirPod Pros 2 in my pocket. This fits my key chain and doesn’t feel uncomfortable like my AirPods. Sound quality is alright, not amazing. I miss the 3D audio from the pods but this is a good compromise because I often forget to reattach my AirPod pros to my keychain before leaving for work. This will work great as a backup or primary use. Touch controls are too sensitive but you can change the way it works on the JLab app. Aware mode is nice but I wonder how it affects battery life. This isn’t active noise cancelling like my AirPod Pros but it’s decent because Awareness mode is a sudo transparency mode from the AirPod Pros. It’s cheap and it does its job perfect. I would recommend but I wish they had a bigger selection of colors. No connectivity issues, just the random unintentional pauses and turning awareness mode on and off by accident because I need to adjust the headphones or put them back in the case. Once they figure out how to properly calibrate the touch sensitivity then I would update this review to 5 stars.