JLab JBuds Frames Wireless Open-Ear Audio for Your Glasses | 8-hour Bluetooth Playtime

I've been using these for almost a year now and I cannot say how pleased I am with them. I work in a warehouse running forklifts all day and they require any music to be open ear or speakers for safety reasons. Most people use a speaker and I don't want to be "that guy" who blasts their music for everyone to hear, or worse attempt to compete in volume.These headphones deliver good sound for the entire 9 hour shift. I really did not expect them to deliver on the battery life, but they do last the full 8 hours as advertised. I have also left them on for several days as well with nothing playing and they continue to impress.I must admit the sound quality is lacking on bass, but they are open ear so I did expect it. I was surprised by the sound quality overall, however. It does deliver on mids and the highs, but when it's a quiet room you realize how much bass is lost. It's definitely not a deal breaker for me, but most might find bass underwhelming. They also sound amazing for phone calls and I've been told the mic on them sounds clear and can sometimes be undetected in comparison to my phone's built in mic.They fit all of my glasses from prescription lenses, to my prescription sunglasses and even my large plastic frame safety glasses. They come with rubber spacers to fit more small and thin frames, but this is where.my biggest complaint comes from. They only come with the exact amount to fit the 4 clips and I've already lost 2 of them. I really think it would have benefitted coming with extras.In summary, I absolutely love them and would 100% recommend them to others who wear glasses and nead really good Bluetooth headphones. I do wish JLab would include some extra spacers, but I can live with what I have. Again really good and totally worth the money.

The concept of these Bluetooth speakers is great, unfortunately that is where the positives for this product end.The sound quality is awful for music. It doesn't matter what type of file, bit rate, genre of music or EQ you try to use it will not sound good. All treble, terrible muffled mids and no bass. For spoken word such as podcast and audio books it would suffice, but barely since even at loudest volume it is barely audible.Luckily I didn't have to endure the terrible sound quality for long since the product broke after a day of use. As you can see in the picture the tactile button on the right frame headset broke within 12 hours of use rendering half of the functions of the device useless. I contacted JLabs figuring they would want to do the right thing...wrong. Despite "great customer service" and "standing behind their product" all over their website, it seems it is the last thing they want to do.You can send the product in for warranty service, but you must pay postage. From their email:"JLab is not responsible for shipping cost incurred when sending your product"Since postage cost would be over half the price of this product's original cost that option is out. When I responded with my frustration they provided a second option, destroy the product and send them pictures and wait for a replacement."We typically require customers to send in their products. In your case, please send us proof of purchase. After we approve- send us a picture of your audio product rendered inoperable. For True Wireless products, please destroy both earbuds along with the charging case to receive credit for a full unit replacement. When we receive your proof of disposal, we will issue you a store credit for the value of your item as currently listed on our site."Awesome, let me just grab a hammer and smash this into pieces in hopes you will send a replacement. Do yourself a favor and buy something else. If the sound quality and overall quality of this product was better it would be a great purchase, but it's not. In addition, the warranty service is a joke. Shout out to Davian at JLabs for all your "great customer service" and "standing behind your product!"