Are the JLab GO Air Pop earbuds actually worth buying at that price?

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Yes, definitely, after reading through all the JLab GO Air Pop true wireless earbuds reviews and testing a pair myself, these are one of the better budget options in the true wireless category at this time. I didn't think it would be anything particularly good, but I was pleasantly surprised that it was worthwhile doing for under $25.The sound is provided by a 6mm dynamic driver, which is fairly clear and very well balanced for the price. It also has touch control EQ3 presets (JLab Signature, Balanced, Bass Boost) which is a neat feature for such a low-priced item.The battery life is, quite honestly, the highlight and is mentioned in almost every review. They last about 8 hours on a single charge and the case will provide them with an additional 24+ hours, which adds up to 32+ hours total. I have used it for several days without a worry of charging.Fit is also good and comfort is a strong feature. They're some of the lightest true wireless earbuds on the market, weighing only 3.7 grams per ear and are available in three different sizes of silicone tips so most ear shapes will fit easily. They are also IPX4 rated, meaning they will not be affected by sweat during exercise or from some light rain either.The drawbacks are relatively small, there's no active noise cancelation and Bluetooth range is limited to about 30 feet before it begins to drop. If you do need ANC for flights or loud office environments, then you should find another option.The fact is that throughout most JLab GO Air Pop true wireless earbuds reviews, the general sentiment is that they deliver a lot more than their price tag. Some pretty good "breakdowns" to check out on sites like techyassist before deciding.