SkullcandyJib True 2 Wireless Earbuds, Bluetooth Headphones, Up to 33 Hours Battery with Charging Case, Noise Isolating Fit, Sweat and Water Resistant, Microphone for iPhone Android - True Black

This is the 3rd pair I've bought of these...the first pair, I have to my daughter so I immediately bought myself new ones. The 2nd pair went to a friend who lost one of the earbuds 😭 so I just bought myself a new pair 🤷🏻‍♀️ they stay charged for a very long time and i like that i can use one at a time. Quality is good and they are durable. I take mine with me everywhere. They are affordable, sound great, connect easily, and the case charges very quickly. I will keep buying these if need be. But notice, I didn't say I bought more bc they broke or malfunctioned. I had each pair for years before I ahd to replace them due to others wanting to use them too.

great price for great headphones. easy to pair to phone with bluetooth, comfortable and fit well, have great sound quality for inner ears and dont hurt after extended use.

First off, a few nitpicks with these earbuds-They sound,,, fine, they aren't amazing and they won't really make any particular genre stand out. I have a few midrange headphones and some proper iems and these aren't either of those. Bass? It's mostly audible. Midrange? Present, low mids slightly forward. Treble? I cannot find the treble. Let's not kid ourselves, look at the price point these true wireless earbuds are at, they're dirt cheap, they make music sound like it's being played through cheap earbuds. For most this is fine, but don't expect these to impress like even a modestly priced iem pushed through something like a btr3k. The listening experience is wonderbread.These earbuds also have an interesting relationship with their case, that is, if the charging case dies, but the buds are still awake they will remain connected to your phone and steal all your audio until they get a charging signal from the case (cueing their sleep mode) or they die. They need to be manually turned off by long pressing the buttons at this point, annoying.Also, they like to flash a BRIGHT BLUE LASER PIERCING led for like 30 seconds to a minute when they power on, which I find a little distracting more often than not and I really don't find necessary. Skullcandy fix this, it's poor ue.On to the good, these are ROCK SOLID CONNECTED AT ALL TIMES, EVERY TIME I GO TO USE THEM. The fact that far more expensive Bluetooth devices can't manage that simple trick is absolutely beyond me, but with these earbuds and three generations of pixel phone, they have never given me frustration, which I DID NOT expect at this price point.Battery life is also excellent bordering on outstanding, really efficient buds that top up effortlessly in the case. Typically I carry these around at work and use them to listen to YouTube videos at lunch/the occasional bit of music if I'm feeling like putting up with their audio quality, for this purpose they go about a week, maybe a little more without being charged, and it's rare I ever find the case dead. Even if the case is dead, I've never run into a case where these buds wouldn't last me with their charge alone until I got home, very impressive (at this price).In short, these work, they're cheap, they sound inoffensive but bland, and they have some annoying little quirks, but for the price i believe they've paid for themselves dozens of times over with my enjoyment.I was not paid for this review, I purchased this product with my own money, and I am in no way associated with Amazon (other than using their services), Skullcandy, or any other audio brand.

I bought the limited edition transparent green earbuds in November 2022. I needed earbuds that would work reliably in single mode, pause reliably when the button is pressed, and have both earbudsfit reasonably well in the "wrong" ear (right earbud in left ear and vice versa). I wear a single ear headset for work over my right ear so during my 10-12 hour shift I only wear an earbud in my left ear. A fully charged bud will last just about 7 hours before the "battery low" warning will sound, and I can usually get about another 45 minutes out of it before it dies (though not without frequent "battery low" warnings). The switch to the other earbud is usually seamless - I take it out of the case and put it in my ear and the audio continues without skipping a beat. The right earbud feels the same in my left ear as the right one, so there's no discomfort. I sometimes fall asleep with an earbud in at night and my music is still playing when I wake up in the morning (albeit with the "battery low" warning). Sound is pretty good, but I'm admittedly not an audiophile and am not bothered by things like subpar bass. Call quality is good. The color is super cute and bright, very easy to find in the cavernous black hole of my backpack. The Tile app is so useful when I misplace an earbud. With constant use, I only have to charge the case every 2-3 days.Now for the cons: The earbuds occasionally disconnect for no reason at all. They will reconnect on their own after a moment but it's annoying. There is no rhyme or reason to when or why this will happen - sometimes they will disconnect several times a day, sometimes it's only once per month. It hasn't happened during a phone call, just Spotify and YouTube. The lowest volume you can set is too loud - I often fall asleep with an earbud in at night and would like to have the volume at a minimum, but it's just slightly too loud. The buttons are kind of hard to press with one finger - you have to hold the sides of the bud with two fingers while pressing or you will be forcing the bud deep into your ear. I would prefer if the button were easier to press like the old Sesh Evos. The earbuds are good for sitting around but they aren't secure enough for running.Overall these are my favorite headphones of all time. I've bought other Skullcandy buds (Grind and Push Active) and I always come back to the Jib True 2. Definitely my favorite purchase from Skullcandy.

I've been a fan of Skullcandy for a while primarily because of the quality you get for the price, which is hard to beat in my personal opinion. These earbuds certainly don't disappoint. While the charging port on the case IS micro USB as opposed to USB C, they're an early model, so I expected that. Though the cord included with the earbuds is a bit short, longer cords aren't difficult or costly to come by. The sound quality is fantastic as always, along with volume control. I haven't had them long enough to confidently give an opinion on charging ability or durability yet, but I'll try and remember to come back and update when I do.