JLab Go Pop+
Are the Go Pop+ right for you?
The Go Pop+ are JLab's true wireless earbuds, and they connect over Bluetooth 5.3.
Best for
- Long days with the case close by. JLab puts total playtime with the charging case at 35 hours.
- Keeping an ear on your surroundings. JLab lists Be Aware, which it says lets you hear outside noises.
Skip if
- You want noise cancelling. JLab's Go Pop+ product page and manual don't list active noise cancelling.
- Your chargers and laptop only have USB-A ports. JLab lists the charge cable as integrated USB-C, and a USB-C plug doesn't fit a USB-A port without an adapter.
Want to see them next to a keyboard and a mouse? Try them on the QuickDesker board and build a whole desk setup around them.
What do they cost, and what should you check first?
- Seen at JLab.com for $26.99 (Black) on 16 Oct 2026
Prices change; check the one for the colour you want. JLab's product page lists them in Black, Teal, Rose, Dark Pink, Cloud White, Mint, Violet, Pink, Navy, Slate, Lilac, Light Blue, Mauve and Clear. They're rated IPX4, which JLab describes as sweat and splashproof, and the warranty is JLab's 2-year warranty.
Check how you'll charge them, too. The box list is the earbuds, the Integrated USB-C Charging Case and ear tips, and JLab says they don't come with a charger or wall adapter.
Amazon's listing is the Cloud White version.
How long do the Go Pop+ last on a charge?
JLab quotes 9 hours of playtime per earbud and 35 hours in total with the charging case. The case carries a battery of its own and recharges the earbuds when they go back in, which is what the bigger figure counts. JLab's quick-charge figure is 10 minutes = 1 hour, and it lists a charge time of under 2.2 hours and a case charge time of under 2 hours.
Two reviews looked at the battery. One measured 7.8 hours of continuous battery life, short of JLab's 9-hour claim; another called the battery life impressive.
What do you get over Bluetooth and on calls?
They connect over Bluetooth 5.3 with the SBC and AAC codecs, and JLab gives a range of 30+ feet. A codec is how the music is compressed for the wireless link, and iPhones use AAC.
For calls, JLab lists two MEMS microphones and 1-mic ENC + DNS Algorithm, its environmental noise canceling microphones. That kind of processing filters background sound out of your voice for the caller; it does nothing to what you hear. There's more on how it differs from active noise cancelling in our guide: What “noise cancelling” actually means on a headphone box.
JLab lists a 6mm dynamic driver, and says the JLab App lets you customize your sound. There's more on driver size and impedance in our guide: What do headphone specs actually mean? Frequency response, impedance and driver size.
Full specifications
| How it is worn | TRUE WIRELESS EARBUDS |
|---|---|
| Connections | Bluetooth |
| Active noise cancelling | Not listed on JLab's Go Pop+ product page or manual |
| Codecs | SBC, AAC |
| Battery life | 9 (Single Earbud Playtime, Hours) |
| Weight | 7.8 (Total, g) |
| Transparency / ambient mode | Yes (Be Aware) |
| Microphone noise reduction | 1-mic ENC + DNS Algorithm |
| Bluetooth version | Bluetooth 5.3 |
| Battery life with case | 35 (Total Playtime, Hours) |
| Battery life, as quoted | 35+ hours Bluetooth playtime |
| Driver diameter | 6mm |
| Driver type | Dynamic |
| Impedance | 16 ohms |
| Frequency response | 20 - 20 kHz |
| Microphone | 2 x MEMS |
| Water resistance | IPX4 |
| Companion app | JLab App |
| Quick charge, as quoted | 10 minutes = 1 hour |
| Bluetooth range | 30+ feet |
| Dimensions | Product Height (in.) 0.97 / Product Length (in.) 0.75 / Product Width (in.) 0.66 |
| Warranty | 2-year warranty |
| In the box | Earbuds, Integrated USB-C Charging Case, Ear Tips |
Specifications from JLab's Go Pop+ product page and manual, read 21 Sep 2026.