Specifications

Brand: JLab
Model: Go Pop+ True Wireless Earbuds
Color: Black
Driver: 6mm Dynamic Driver
Frequency Response: 20‑20 kHz
Impedance: 16 Ω
Bluetooth Version: 5.3
Codecs: SBC, AAC
Latency (Music): >200 ms
Range: 30+ feet
Protocols: HSP/HFP/A2DP/AVRCP
IP Rating: IPX4
Microphone(s): 2 × MEMS (1‑mic ENC + DNS algorithm)
Controls: Touch
App Support: JLab App – custom EQ, controls, noise control, safe hearing, Be Aware mode
Features: Be Aware Mode, Dual Connect, Google Fast Pair, Find My Device
Warranty: 2‑year limited
Charging Cable: Integrated USB‑C
Input Power: DC 5 V, 1 A
Case Battery Type: 380 mAh LiPo (3.7 V)
Earbud Battery Type: 45 mAh LiPo (3.7 V)
Case Charge Time: <2 h
Earbuds Charge Time: <2.2 h
Quick Charge: 10 min = 1 hr playtime
Single Earbud Playtime: 9 hrs
Total Playtime (Case + Earbuds): 35 hrs
Standby Time: 60+ hrs
Case Weight: 28.8 g
Product Total Weight: 7.8 g
Charging Case Height: 1.6 in
Charging Case Length: 2.42 in
Charging Case Width: 0.98 in
Earbud Height: 0.97 in
Earbud Length: 0.75 in
Earbud Width: 0.66 in

Photos

A black JLab Go Air Pop+ Dual Connect Earbuds case with the earbuds inside, shown from a top-down angle.

What reviewers say

The SoundGuys review praises the JLab GO Air POP as a very affordable, lightweight, and easy‑to‑use pair of true wireless earbuds that deliver solid value for its price. The reviewers highlight good battery life, simple touch controls, and decent sound quality while noting minor drawbacks such as an average microphone performance and occasional connection stability issues.
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Variety’s review praises the JLab GO Air Pop earbuds for their exceptional battery life (up to 32 hours), lightweight and compact design, comfortable fit with interchangeable gel tips, multiple EQ presets, clear call quality via a MEMS microphone, and sweat‑proof IPX4 rating—all at an affordable $25 price point.
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Tom’s Guide praises the JLab Go Air Pop as an excellent $20 wireless earbud that delivers solid sound quality and durability for its price, but notes drawbacks such as poor call quality, lack of a companion app, and unreliable touch controls.
www.tomsguide.com ↗
The review praises the JLab Go Air Pop as an excellent budget TWS pair, highlighting its comfortable fit, solid battery life (≈7.5 h per charge with four full recharges from the case), reliable Bluetooth 5.2 connectivity up to 10 m, and responsive touch controls that include volume, playback, voice‑assistant activation, and three selectable equalizers (Signature, Balanced, Bass Boost). The author commends the earbuds’ IPX4 splash‑proof rating, the clear but slightly thin call quality, and the overall sound profile—warm bass with a strong mid‑bass presence, decent vocal handling, and good instrument separation. Minor drawbacks noted are occasional high‑volume distortion, metallic treble at higher volumes, limited gaming mode, and subpar video‑call performance.
www.scarbir.com ↗
TechRadar’s review praises the JLab Go Air Pop as a surprisingly good pair of true‑wireless earbuds for under $25, highlighting their light design, comfortable fit, reliable on‑ear controls and better-than-expected sound quality at this price point. The verdict notes that while they aren’t the pinnacle of sonic performance, they offer solid connectivity, long battery life, and durable build for budget buyers.
www.techradar.com ↗

Our take

Based on 5 reviews

All five reviews agree that the JLab Go Air Pop+ delivers solid value for budget buyers, praising its lightweight design, comfortable fit, and long battery life. Sound quality is consistently described as decent or good for the price, with reviewers noting warm bass and reliable Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity. The IPX4 splash-proof rating and simple touch controls are also universally commended across the summaries.

However, reviews split on call quality and control reliability. Tom’s Guide and SoundGuys report poor or average microphone performance and unreliable touch controls, while Variety and Scarbir find call quality clear and controls responsive. This means buyers prioritizing calls or precise controls should verify fit and expectations, while those seeking affordable, long-lasting earbuds for music will likely be satisfied.