JLab - JBuds Mini

If you want tiny, JLab Jbuds Mini. It’s insane how small these earbuds are and how surprisingly good they sound given the size and price. My ears are pretty big, and they fit me well. They even make a “Tones” version that are different skin tone colors. So you can find some Jbuds Mini Tones that match your skin tone, and they will be virtually invisible. Definitely worth a shot. Like $40.

Jlab go air pop, or jlab mini buds  Or you could go for sleep buds: Anker A20 which actually sounds decent (better sounding than jlab too imo). They also just announced A30 which will have ANC.  I also like Linkbuds S - best sounding but biggest of the bunch, but it’s got flat profile that makes it usable in bed 

They are ok. But i like the minis better. These make my ears hurt. Wish they made the minis in skin colors like other ones they do. Been using jlab for the last 4 years or so

I love my JLabs. Great sound quality at a great price point.

J lab minis $30 works for me

A few months ago my old ass earbuds finally died, and I grabbed [these](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CC75SYHH?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1) cheapies. The quality is pretty damn good for the price, and I like that they're super low-profile. Give 'em a shot - at only thirty bucks, you're not risking much.

My jlab mini earbuds fit similarly. They're super small and fit my smaller ears really nicely. Diffrent shape, but that's to be expected.

JLab JBuds Mini if you’re looking for something less expensive. I can’t be trusted with expensive ear phones.

I have owned the go air pops, something like 20 bucks , and they were the best earbuds I ever used. But I had only used garbage earbuds so when the sound quality jlab produces floored me.Unfortunately after heavy and extreme and I mean extreme use in a very dirty environment, after a year the range suddenly cut down to the point they wouldn't pick up from my shirt pocket to my ear.. I didn't push jlab for a warranty because I felt like I'd gotten my measly 20ish buck worth from them and didn't fault jlab due to the extreme circumstances I used them in daily. I immediately went to Walmart and bought some go pop+ buds , these had app access and I could customize the controls and manipulate the sound and other features. I was as satisfied with them as before but the be aware feature removed the need to wear one at a time at work like usual and I was stoked. Battery lasted a 10 hour shift in both pairs. About a week after, I was on the jlab app and seen the mini buds.. these got my attention because my only wish was for them to be smaller. I got my ass in the car went to Walmart, and bought a set. Those tiny things were every bit as good as the bigger ones except my battery went out around 8 hrs. Sometimes I work 12 hours and always work 10, so shit on payday I went and scooped me another pair .. That was about a year ago and the the two mini pairs are still kicking , and I really like them. If they bit the dust tomorrow I'd have another pair by sundown.. I'm sure there's more expensive buds that are better. Jlab probably makes better buds themselves. But in my opinion, for 20-40 bucks the jlab go air pops, go pop +, and jbuds mini can't be beat. I can't speak on their customer service because I didn't try them on the warranty, I work in a hot asa filthy steel mill and the fact they lasted a year was impressive to me. And even so, I think It would have been a dickhead move to push the warranty claim like I'd be using them under normal conditions instead of wearing them for 10 hours a day swimming in sweat in the pits of hell.

I will warn you the highest end ones we offer (epic) are more bulky than the go and jbuds. I grabbed all 3 pairs and it looks like (height wise) go is 14.5mm, jbuds is 16mm, and epic is 18mm. I found the epic sport earbuds to be too bulky to use in my helmet for skiing, not sure if motorcycling helmets have any more clearance though.

JLab Minis are awesome. Great fit, great sound, great listening time, and the case is so easy to keep with me. Also cheap, because I am cheap. I tend to listen to books and podcasts at low volume, or in only one ear, so that I can hear other sounds. But if you turn the Minis up even a little above low volume, they are great at blocking outside noises.

The Jlab Jbuds Mini is a good one too. I have the slightly larger Jlab Jbuds Anc3 those are good, and they are still quite small and comfortable. The Comfo Buds Mini do seem to be really good. The youtuber "ceonthemaking" thought they were 1 one of the best options for smaller ears.

update I tried the jlab mini and so far so good. Haven’t fallen out after hours of wear ~ I get sweaty ~ but I have yet to take them to the gym. I may just stick with my over-ears

I have not tried the X20, but I know that a good number of people hear have posted that they thought it was great workout bud. I have the non sport version of the Jlab Jbuds. The jbuds line really has very nice sound quality for about $50.00. At the gym I sometimes go to. Several people like the Jabra Active elite 4 or the more expensive Jabra Elite Active 8. They seem to fit well and sound really good for the price.

These are the ones I use as well. I think they were maybe $35 and I've had them for a couple of years now.

I bought these as my first pair of wireless earbuds. They were very glitchy, constant white noise, etc. I will say they fit better in the concha area of my ear than the JBL Live Pro 2 and my Pixel Buds Pro 2 (which I've tried since), but that's the only positive from my own experience. The case was cute but I didn't trust they wouldn't pop open and fall out on my keychain. I returned.

J-Lab J-buds Mini. Use the smaller eartips. The charge life is very long, the speed of charging is very short.

JLab mini has no business having as good of a mic as it does. Transparency mode is decent enough too.

I really like the Jlab Jbuds mini. They are light enough they don't move around. They also sound great for their price.

I have Jlab minis. Inexpensive, and the minis work great in my helmet (hate helmet speaker systems)

JLAB JBuds Mini Is a good option

JLab Mini for me, fit my ears better

The JLab Mini are really small, but I was not sure what you tried.

I have JLB headphones, they work well enough and we got them for 50 dollars on a sale… For earbuds I have JLab earbud minis, they are small, 30 dollars, comfortable, and the charge lasts forever. And they don’t fall out.

Anker soundcore a30i are my favorite right now. Also jlab go pop+, but they don't have the noise canceling. The anker you can find on sale for $20 pretty regularly, and they're the best buds I've ever worn for fit, clarity and noise canceling. And I have probably 30 sets including beats. I had a previous set, and one bud started buzzing. I filled a claim, answered a few questions, and they sent me a replacement set within the week. Customer services was slow to reply to email, like 24 hour responses, but still replaced easily. The next pair has been perfect. I also like the tozo and jlab open ear. And the jlab jbuds mini are the smallest in case I've ever seen, and it fits in my keychain.

I’m also looking for this. I tried the jlab sport and they hurt. I have kid-sized ears