In terms of battery life, the Go Air Pop are solid performers. You get up to eight hours from a single charge, with a 60-hour standby time and total playtime of 32 hours when you factor in the charging case.

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Some of those controls are split between the two buds or available on both, such as dealing with calls or changing the EQ modes. Unfortunately, there isn’t a companion app to customise the controls that are assigned to each bud, or the number of taps to use them. While these are robust earbuds, any electronics may be damaged, and some common things to consider in such a case are these three issues:Keep the earbuds in the charging case and forget “JLab GO Air Pop” from your Bluetooth device settings. They also held up well during exercise. The Go Air Pop come with an IPX4 sweat- and water-resistant rating, which means they’ll be fine to withstand some splashes of water. I’ve run, rowed and done HIIT workouts with them in, and they haven’t annoyingly slipped out around for me. JLab's earbuds and charging case will absolutely survive your commute unscathed. (Image credit: TechRadar)

JLab GO Air POP True Wireless Earbuds

Beginning with one of your earbuds first, you should tap the button 4 times. We should see blue lights blinking 4 times before turning a solid blue. Place your earbuds in the case and “forget” your Epic Air earbuds from your device’s Bluetooth list.Now that our Jlab Go Air Pops are powered on and ready for use, let’s put them into discovery mode so that they can connect with our device. To do this, press and hold down both of the volume buttons (located on either side of he earcups) simultaneusly until they begin blinking blue. Once they blink blue twice per second simultaneously, then they have been placed into discovery mode successfully – It will then show up as an available device when searching for bluetooth peripherals on our device(s). The name hardly screams audio excellence anyway –‘air’ and ‘pop’ are not words we’d recommend using in the same sentence as 6mm drivers and Bluetooth connectivity – but remember, Sony once released a limited-edition ‘silent white’ colourway for the WH-1000XM4 and silence doesn't suggest great-sounding cans either. Which firm had the bigger budget to perhaps run that name by a focus group? Correct. Competition and profit margins at JLab’s ultra-affordable end of the market are brutal. The race to shrink reliable connectivity, decent stamina and on-device controls into ever-more amenable price-points, while still somehow turning a profit, never ends.