Jlab Audio Jbuds Air Headphone

taking the headphone audio into a mixer for ZOOM depositions. everything i need it to be

The audio is clear for a low price headphone. Recommend it

Amazing headphone with superb balance of high and low audio with just appropriate bass!

I've used a variety of wireless earbuds including the LG Tone series, the JLab JBuds Air, and the Anker Soundbuds Slim . The Pixel Buds A-Series are by far the best earbuds I've ever experienced. They have crisp and clear sound quality, and great Google Assistant integration. The hardware is very nice with the case being slim enough to carry in my pocket without feeling bulky. If you're hesitant to purchase any pair of earbuds as it's a costly investment, I definitely recommend these earbuds. One item I do wish these earbuds had would be some type of external audio bypass so that I wouldn't have to remove them for quick conversations, otherwise it's not that big of an inconvenience as they are easy to remove and place back in my ear.

The non-removable element eliminates on air audio problems.

Does its job! Using for sending audio out of a headphone jack to a translator.

They feel light and because of that it gives an apparent air of cheapness to it but they are quality headphones! I've been looking for a pair for awhile to better carry through audio that represents what I hear (especially for live mixing during streams) more accurately. This headphone may be plastic but it delivers and is quickly becoming my favorite headphone. Only downside is they can cover your ears hard enough to cause discomfort if you wear glasses. I found the valor padding they provide to work better (comfort wise) for those with glasses. Only a minor thing really as most of us with glasses often struggle with on/over ear headphones and comfort.

A great device to hand off to client or on air talent. Simple to use and very durable. The headphone jack works with my clients earbuds.

This is a low cost, simple quad output headphone amp, it can easily be mounted almost anywhere altho the best place generally is near where the users can reach/adjust the level for their own headphones. We use this to split the output for an audio board so on air personnel can hear themselves as well as the others on the air.

I ordered one of the original (tan) Stingray Audio SunHats a few years ago, shortly after they came out. It has been a staple in my outdoor sound work ever since. The only thing I wished they had done was to offer the hat in black... and now, they do! The hat is comfortable and lightweight, so it doesn't make my head hot underneath. The broad rim and rear shield provide plenty of shade, and the UVA/UVB blocking add to the protection. And the icing on the cake is the inclusion of snapping headphone ports that fit nicely around my MDR-7506 headphone band. The tan hat is fantastic, but there are times that I'm working around reflective surfaces or trying otherwise to hide in the shadows. Paired with production blacks (shirt and shorts/pants), the tan sticks out. Now, I have a black hat that matches. And since I have both versions, I'm ready for pretty much anything... ... as long as I also have bug spray.