JLab Go Work Pop On-Ear Wireless Headset, Black, 50+ Hours Playtime, Bluetooth Multipoint, Rotating Boom Mic, Noise Canceling MEMS Microphone, Light-Weight, Portable, PC/Mac| Mobile (1 Pack)

These wireless work headphones are an absolute game-changer if you're someone who spends hours in meetings or on calls. The first thing I noticed was how lightweight they are—no heavy pressure on the head or ears, which makes a huge difference over long sessions. Unlike many headphones that use faux leather or foam that traps heat and starts hurting your ears, this one uses a fabric earpiece material that’s super breathable and soft. Honestly, I forgot I was even wearing them at times!They fit snugly but aren’t too tight, so you don’t get that clamping headache after a couple of hours. The sound quality is perfectly balanced—not too loud to strain your ears, and not too soft that you miss things. Great for spoken word like meetings and webinars, and it still handles casual music listening decently.One of the biggest pluses is the mobility—I can walk around the room freely during calls without worrying about wires or signal drops. It connects easily to both my phone and laptop, and switching between devices is smooth and hassle-free.Overall, if you're looking for comfortable, health-friendly, all-day work headphones, this is the one to go for. Comfort, quality, and mobility—all in one!

This headset is amazing!!! Great value for the money, no more cords, crystal clear connection and i recommended this to my coworker and she’s ordering her set today.

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Would not connect to bluetooth

Voice quality is OK. Sound is OK. Connection is OK. The bad part is that in order to keep them from sliding around on your head they put a thin plastic/rubber strip inside the metal bar. Wear these for hours a day every day and you'll actually end up with a dent in your skull. Pretty terrible for long term and very uncomfortable for any length of time.

Use and advantages:I am a person who does work at home for an IT company in Colombia, I have used this headset for calls of all kinds: by IP voice services such as Jabber calling mobile devices such as cell phones and landlines, to computers within the country and internationally like some islands in the Caribbean Guyana, satint Thomas ETC, also to the USA, Central and South America in places with a defending signal and other computer equipment and computers with IP telephony with little bandwidth as well as within my country. Additionally, also making video calls through webex and teams and the headset responds perfectly, it's the same as using a cable, it has no cuts or disconnections. Believe me, as long as it is used accompanied by a bluetooth 5.0 from a respectable brand like the ones brought by corporate Dell and Lenovo equipment or an external one from brands like tplink or asus, the connection will not fail. Before this I had bought 15 expensive and cheap headsets and they always failed in something, either due to battery life, sound, constant disconnections, stuttering when talking to people. ETC.advantages :the calls: his best strong point. It's flawless.Ambidextrous Mic Boom: That is, you can pass it from right to left or vice versa.Battery - perfect the best you can get lasts 2 days straight listening to music watching videos and on callsDisadvantages: Since everything is not perfect, it has certain details to take into account, such as:I can't find a difference between the music mode or the voice mode for calls, both are perfect, but for listening to music the audio leaves a lot to be desired, however it has a solution, adjusting the Bass in the sound panel in Windows and using an additional equalizer, focusing it on low frequencies sounds very good but from the factory the audio is bad, very flat.I leave you a recommendation:These headphones with boom mic are perfect for the office in their price-quality range, they even exceed more with a price of up to $150.If you are more demanding and looking for ones that are not Mic boom and a good economical alternative are the Sound Blaster Jam 2, it has the same stability as these but the battery lasts 8 hours. and from there up it would only be Plantronics or Jabra, it's a dream come true but they cost $300.Regards,

I have used it for two months without problems. Now just right after returning window closes it got wrong. It keeps dropping from call and it can't be turned off! not sure what I should I do with it. Maybe throw it away. You pay what you get.

Very light weight, don't squeeze my ears down on my eyeglasses. Does reduce exterior noises but I can still hear them which is awesome, easy to bt pair to my work PC .