JBuds Lux ANC

I assume you’re talking about the JLab JBuds Lux ANC over-ear headphones, correct? Sorry I don’t have any experience with these, but here are a couple of tech reviews on the model: SoundGuys TechGearLab For the money they look solid, but really good ANC costs more it seems. Edit: Also if he’s only 4

To explain the title: I'm basically looking for a pair of budget headphones that I won't get too upset over if they end up breaking. I'll use them on the go and they're bound to take a beating. They need to be over-ear as I find on-ear ones to be very uncomfortable.

My budget is 50€ or less, ideall

I have 2 pairs I can recommend. The Bose Quiet Comfort 45 and the JLab Jbuds Lux ANC Wireless Bluetooth Headphones. I have glasses with thick plastic frames, migraines and trigeminal and occipital neuralgia that is triggered often by even face masks. I can wear these headphones for hours without iss

wired Active Noise Cancelling (ANC) headphones do exist, but they are becoming rare. ​In the early days of noise cancellation (think the original Bose QuietComfort models), wired ANC was the standard. Today, most manufacturers bake ANC into wireless Bluetooth headphones. However, you can still find

Hi! I recently bought the JLab JBuds Lux ANC headphones. The JLab app shows that they support “Spatial Audio”.

I turned Dolby Atmos to “Always On” in iOS settings, and I enabled the Spatial Audio toggle in the JLab app. I do notice a slightly wider soundstage, but I’m not sure if I’m really gettin

I’m deciding between them and the Sony ch720n. My budget is $100 or less, I like bass, they’ll be used mostly at the gym, and they’ll be my first pair of decent headphones. The only thing stopping me from pulling the trigger on the Sony’s is the fact that they don’t fold up like the jlabs.

Are th