JLab JBuds Mini Earbuds

I do like these earbuds. Very similar to my older branded ones. The soud quality is great and the noise cancelling works similarly to my my other earbuds so personally I don't have any complaints.
I do like the colour as well and the case is quite sturdy yet not taking to much space at all.
It unfortunately doesn't support all of my battery banks and the whole charging situation is just not ideal. I do not own an USBc charging device apart from my work laptop and the charger I have is super fast charging for my smart phone therefore very limited options there. Great idea, just not practical considering the cable is not removable so it could be swapped for a longer one at least.

Great value for money, comfortable and nice sound

Reliable connection with no noticeable lag or dropouts, making it easy to switch between music and calls without interruptions. The noise cancellation helps to focus on sound without external distractions, while the transparency mode is useful when awareness is needed. The fit is secure and comfortable, staying in place during movement without constant adjustments. The touch controls respond well, avoiding the need to take out a device for basic functions. Battery life holds up well, lasting multiple uses before needing a charge. The charging case is compact and convenient, providing extra power without adding bulk. Audio quality remains clear across different genres, with a balanced sound that doesn’t distort at higher volumes. A practical choice for daily use, whether commuting, working, or exercising.

Great price, sound is good, battery lasts for a good while, really easy to use.

My only reservation is the shape… the older version (which I have replaced) were less curved, which made them easier to take in/out of the case or in/out of your ear without sliding off them… maybe my fingers are just too fat though…

For the price, these are great headphones. They're not super premium or amazing sound quality compared to £100 plus earbuds, but for £30 they're very competitive.

They sound pretty nice. They fit well and form a good seal, and with the active noise cancellation this makes them sound a lot nicer than you might expect for the price. Sound is pretty clear, albeit a bit bass heavy, but again I think this really helps them sound punchy at this price. The ANC isn't incredible if you do need something to really cut through incredibly noisy environments, but I think it'll do well enough for most people.

The charge lasts ages, and they charge quite well with the included charging case. The case actually has a built in USB-C cable, which is a pro and a con really. It means you don't need to carry extra cables around, but you need to ensure you have a power source that accepts USB-C rather than USB-A, and it's basically irreplaceable if it breaks or dies (Which doesn't feel likely, but as it's being thrown around in your bag or pockets with the headphones makes me feel like this is more likely than a random cable that you leave at home).

No real complaints with this, touch controls are nice and work well. There is an app included where you can change the EQ and settings, but the ones you need imo are all included in the touch controls, and I think the stock EQ they come with is the best all rounder unless you really want them for a specific kind of music or taste, so I wouldn't bother installing additional applications on my phone for these.