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JBuds Air Sport vs. Powerbeats Pro
We recently launched our JBuds Air Sport True Wireless Earbuds and have received amazing feedback so far. We also may be feeling a little competitive with the recent Powerbeats Pro, and well, we come out on top again...
Here's how the JBuds Air Sport beat the Powerbeats Pro:
1. Longer battery
The JBuds Air Sport have 40 total hours of playtime, while the Powerbeats Pro only have 24 hours.
2. Smaller case and higher sweat resistance
The JBuds Air Sport have an significantly smaller and lighter case than the Powerbeats Pro as well as an IP66 sweat resistance while the contender is only IPX4.
3. The price
There's a huge gap here! Our JBuds Air Sport are only $70 while the Powerbeats Pro come out to a whopping $250. You could get three JBuds Air Sports and treat yourself to something else for the price of one.
What else does the JBuds Air Sport have that others don't?
Dual microphones with stereo calling for clear crisp phone calls, Be Aware Audio to let ambient noise in for safe listening, and our custom EQ3 Sound that lets you choose between JLab Signature, Balanced, and Bass Boost modes.Shop yours here!
4 Responses
Fernando h
Theses JBuds sports air is amazing and with cool features. A feature that we can actually use for is the BE AWARE AUDIO feature. I can listen to my music and hear sounds around me without my music turning down or fading or cutting out. Jlabs really thought this out through. In the past I bought 3 wireless beats and let me tell you they don’t last at all. Beats just stop working after about 3 months for some reason. I guess they built them that way in purpose so that we can keep buying to replace them. Jlabs I don’t want to say this because I don’t want you guys to hike up the price but your these JBuds air are underpriced for the quality and thought you guys put into this. One comment thought I hope next model you come out with please make the ear hooks a little tighter so that more weight can rest behind or around the ear instead of the weight mostly in the inner ear. It’s due to inner ear fatigue. Otherwise it would be perfect. Good job.
JLab
Hi Troy. Yes – we have two options to hear surrounding noise. 1. Turn down the earbud volume via the touch controls on the earbuds or your device, or 2. Utilize Be Aware Audio feature (you can turn it on) to allow outside noises in while still listening to your music. This is a great option for running outside so you can hear cars approaching or for working out with a buddy.
Troy Duncan
Do yours have the option to turn down the audio and hear surrounding noise?
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Rachael LeVanway
August 19, 2019
I’m enjoying my wireless earbuds.