Gumy True Wireless Earbuds, Bluetooth 5.3, Charging Case, 24-Hour Playback, IPX4 Water Resistant, Comfortable Secure Fit with XS/S/M/L Earpieces, Built-in Mic for Calls, iPhone/Android/PC - HAA7T2

I've owned several pairs of these. These aren't meant to be high fidelity, professional sound quality earbuds. What they are is very good bang-for-your buck earbuds. They are great if you are willing to deal with the occasional glitch and know how to factory reset them when one earbud stops working (put in charger then hold your finger on the touch area of the earbud for 15 seconds until the earbud blinks).

Had to write a review for my sensitive ear peoples— I have been trying to find a pair of wireless earbuds for a while but I have ultra sensitive ears. My ear holes are smallish but not tiny but my main problem has been that earbuds cause a lot of soreness in the whatever the cartilage stuff around the ear hole is called (sorry I’m not a doctor 🙈). A lot of the oblong shaped earbuds are impossible for me, but when I started looking for wireless ones, I thought I’d be safe with the type with the different size silicone tips— not so. A lot of those connect directly to a chunkyish oblong base and they were also super painful. I was nervous to try anymore, but I saw these and noticed that the section that connects to the tips was elongated and thin and other reviews said they were comfortable, so I thought I’d give them a try before giving up completely. Very surprised and happy to find that I could wear them with no pain! At first I wasn’t sure but there’s definitely an angle that just feels right so it took a minute of fiddling to figure out. Sound quality wise it is also better than expected for the price. Another set in the same price range was awful and tinny, so while this is not audiophile quality at all, it’s definitely adequate for my needs which is just listening to podcasts while doing yard work, drowning out noise in an open plan office, or going for a run. I also like that they are not so expensive that I’ll feel gutted if I lose them. I’ve only had them for a week and a half but the battery is still full despite using them a decent amount (a couple of hours for multiple days), which is a pleasant surprise. Can’t speak to long term durability but will hope for the best, and will probably replace with the same model if they last a year before they die.

This is my second pair of JVC Gumy earbuds. My first pair lasted a long time and one side eventually wore out. I was hesitant buying a new pair because I am a creature of habit and was afraid something would not be right. These fit in my ears comfortably and the sound is crisp. Easy to tap to increase or decrease volume. The only reason I gave it 4 stars is because I prefer the earbuds where you can physically press to pause, increase, decrease, etc instead of tap. I find that, because of my hair, I accidentally tap the buds and they pause. But that is a personal preference. When I am working at my desk these ear buds deliver clear sound both with music and phone calls. Comfortable fit and long life between charging.

They're just great. I like the way they fit in my ears, they're not too big or too small, they connect very easily. They did disconnect from each other one time so only one earbud would work, and I had to look up how to reset them (super simple, easy fix). The battery life is what makes it 5 stars. I use one earbud at work for an approximate of 3 hours. I worked 20 hours a week this summer, and not once did the case need to be charged. Both earbuds were kept alive with high battery for 4 months during work by just the earbud case's charge!!! Affordable with great quality 👍

I am looking for a pair of budget Bluetooth earbuds with possible best sound quality. Because I found many Bluetooth earphones are NOT good sounding enough. I have compared the below models; my focus is mostly on sound quality. Xiaomi Redmi Buds 4 Lite, low sound level, does not fit my ears and falls out easily Edifier X2, very low sound level due to lack of seal. Sound is thin without much bass but is very comfortable to wear. TOZO A3 2023, sound is thin with some distortion. Overall, I don't like this brand, though it's one of best rated Bluetooth earbuds. Edifier X3, too much bass, the sound is muffled. Bulky and not comfortable, it sticks out from my ears. Echo Buds, very good build quality, sound is good and accurate and is the next best among those I tested, but lacks bass due to lack of seal, very comfortable to wear and with extra benefits of Alexa features. JVC New Gumy has the best sound, a well-balanced, natural sound. But you have to choose the right ear piece to properly seal you ear channels. Otherwise, the sound will sound either thin or muffled. I used the pre-installed medium size. I found it almost as good as high-quality wired earphone, which is a surprise. I have not tested the voice call quality yet, but if you listen to music a lot and are really picky about sound quality this is your choice. It is not the most comfortable, but tolerable. Plus, it blocks outside noise very well.

I have purchased three of four pairs of these ear buds because they have the only design that I have found so far that will stay in my ears. The sound quality is good for the price. However, they have one flaw that will keep me from buying them again: they will randomly stop pairing properly and trying to reset them to the original factory settings is hit-or-miss. I have followed to no avail every online instruction that I can find for resetting them. Based on comments to these online instructions, I am not the only person to have this problem. They are well worth the money if you can keep them working, but buyer beware. I'm just tired of the hassle.

The sound quality is great for the price. It took some getting used to (JVC always had a unique sound compared to other brands) but I have no complaints with sound quality. There are even three different settings (bass, clear & normal). The problem is that I bought two pairs and within two months, both pairs were having poor connection with their charging case, resulting in them sometimes turning back on and connecting to their paired device instead of charging. Worse yet, there is no constant indicator light to let you know whether they are charging or not. Ultimately, the earbuds are a great value for the money, but their charging case is unreliable.

For starters — For a measly 30 bucks, the sound quality on these is insane. For reference, I have a pair of Bose QC35s (priced around $300) that don't sound too much different. For a while I've been on the hunt for a pair of cheap buds that can play in mono and these fit the bill just right. Drop one in the case and continue with the side of your choice. Perfect for work, going on a run, or any other environment where you'd need to be conscious of your surroundings. With the charging case, battery lasts about 3 days with me running them on 9 hour work shifts and days out almost constantly. Downsides — the case is a weird egg that doesn't look great or really sit well on anything, and the touch sensitivity on the buds themselves has me punching them a little harder than I'd like to be, buttons instead would've been much better. All in all these are nitpicks though, and these buds were an absolute godsend for a budget option working otherwise grueling night hours. Beyond happy with this bud.

Funcionales, se conectan muy fácil a cualquier dispositivo, buen audio y micrófono

They’re comfortable and have a great lasting battery, would buy again.

Buen sonido y Hands free, no supresión de ruido no hi bass, buenos por el precio

Extremely disappointed in these earbuds. Every time they die completely, they either go out of sink or one is completely powerless and unresponsive. The earbuds somehow turned themselves on in the charging case and connect to my device when they’re in my pocket it’s extremely frustrating trying to answer the phone and then figuring out that you can’t talk because your earbuds somehow magically connected. It also kills the battery of the earbuds very quickly when they are connecting in the charging case. I had the generation JVC earbuds one before this, and they were great This model has way too many issues. I would not recommend buying it ever.

Too quiet. The sound is good though, but the system sound level is not enough. JVC is not as good as it used to be.