These excellent cheap wireless earbuds now come in colors to match your skin tone

Date:
Tue, 26 Jul 2022 10:17:21 +0000

Description:
The $20 JLab Go Air Pop earbuds truly impressed us under review and now, thanks to a collab with nail-care brand Orly, you can get them to compliment your skin tone.

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Regular readers will need no further fanfare from us on JLab's Go Air Pop , the cheap $20/20 earbuds that somehow managed to receive an unprecedented 4.5 stars out of five under intense review at this publication leaving us with
no option but to put them right near the top of our best earbuds buying
guide. And naturally, they're sitting pretty in pole position on our best cheap headphones roundup too.

Now, JLab is capitalizing on its success by releasing these winning budget headphones in a series of neutral colors, all of which are meant to change
how people view wireless earbuds.

Make no mistake, JLab's Go Air Tones earbuds are the Go Air Pop wearing a different jacket, but they might just be the first collection ofskin-tone based, mass-produced earbuds designed to be more discreet in appearance than thelook-at-me black, white, or brightly colored options that are more
commonly available Apple AirPods and Beats Studio Buds we're looking at you.

JLab explains that the idea for JLab's Go Air Tones came from customer feedback requesting more subdued color options that would not immediately
draw attention to the earbuds themselves (we get it, you're in a lecture and you shouldn't really be listening to music but then again, music!) but until now, there hasn't been an earbud option available in a range of nuanced, neutral, inclusive color choices.

It's interesting, often earbuds come bearing a 'tonal' moniker, but usually
it refers to sound rather than hue and we like this difference.

It is not a process that JLab took on lightly either. The San Diego audio specialist partnered with Orly Color Labs, a division of the Los
Angeles-based nail care brand Orly, to select the finishes.

Together, JLab and Orly (a leader in creating custom nude polishes for different skin tones) selected the Go Air Tones color options from an
original palette of more than 60 shades, which Orly Color Labs' senior mixologist whittled down to encompass a variety of skin tones with a mix of warm, neutral, and cool undertones.

Pulling data from existing colors as well as from the teams experience in mixing shades to flatter customers with a wide range of skin tones, Orly
Color Labs is confident that the shades match actual skin tones and are flattering for people across a spectrum of skin tones.

The result is an earbud collection spanning seven Pantone colors, covering a wide range of neutral shades, aka earbuds that are designed to be heard, but not seen. Opinion: JLab's winning Go Air Pop earbuds just got even better
JLab Go Air Tones in shade 474C: JLab's Fitting Room lets you virtually try them on. (Image credit: JLab)

And that's not all you get for $20/20/25, because the Go Air Tones earbuds have also been integrated into JLab's online Fitting Room , an augmented reality filter that allows us to see how the different options would look in our ears above, you'll see me, virtually wearing shade 474C.

In the ever-expanding world of true wireless earbuds, it's hard to offer a
USP and in all honesty, new colorways don't exactly break the internet for originality. But this is different. Not only is this a great set of wallet-friendly earbuds, but as far as I can deduce, this has been done with care, love, and inclusivity at its heart and for a ridiculously inclusive
fee too.

As mentioned, the JLab Go Air Tones are already a winning recipe in my book; not the audiophile choice (true wireless earbuds are rarely the audiophile choice over wired options anyway), but I keep my teal JLab Go Air Pop review set in my bag because the battery is long, they fit beautifully in smaller ears, the charger is built right into the case, and the sound is energetic
and musical.

If you're in the UK, the JLab Go Air Tones are available to buy for 19.99
from JD Williams , or in the US you can shop them on Amazon , Best Buy or JLab's own website (above).

Maybe you want earbuds that don't look as if you're wearing them, and maybe you just want true wireless headphones that look and sound a lot more expensive than they are. Either way, JLab's Go Air Tones are a great shout.



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