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JLab Rewind 2 Retro Bluetooth Wireless On-Ear Headphones (Black, HBREWINDPBLK24WEB) on sale for $24.99 - 35% off when you 'clip' the coupon on product page =
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Product Details:
- Specs:
- Driver size: 36mm dynamic drivers
- Frequency range: 20Hz–20kHz
- Impedance: 32 ohm
- Bluetooth Version: 5.4
- Battery life: 20+ hours per charge
- Charging: USB-C
- Weight: 4.16-oz
- Sound isolation (passive)
- 2-Year Manufacturer Warranty
- UPC: 810119072009
- Features:
- Bluetooth Multipoint connectivity: connects to two devices simultaneously
- EQ3 sound modes: JLab Signature, Balanced, and Bass Boost
- Google Fast Pair for instant pairing with Android devices
- Wireless Share Mode: share audio with a second listener wirelessly
- On-ear touch controls for volume, track skip, and call management
- Be Aware mode to hear ambient sound
- JLab app (iOS/Android) for EQ customization, control remapping, and firmware updates
- Retro on-ear design with adjustable headband
- Swappable foam ear cushions (orange or black)
- Built-in microphone for calls
- Includes:
- JLab Rewind 2 headphones
- 2x sets of foam ear cushions (orange and black)
- USB-C charging cable
Top Comments
Community Reviews
The JLab Rewind 2 is a lightweight retro Bluetooth on ear headphone best suited for everyday wireless convenience, podcasts, and casual listening. The simple form factor, comfort, durability, and long battery life stand out, with battery level announced at power on and charges lasting for weeks in regular use. The nostalgic design also lands well, and the price looks attractive compared with replacement earpads alone. Sound quality is only average, and volume control is limited without a smartphone, with very low output reported on an iPod Nano 7.
Common Questions (4)
They work well for everyday phone use, podcasts, and keeping around your neck while doing other tasks. The lightweight on-ear design is praised for comfort and convenience, and the battery can last for weeks between charges with the power-on voice announcing battery level.
Sound quality is described as modest rather than standout, with some preferring other options for pure listening. They are better suited to casual listening and convenience than to critical music enjoyment.
Volume control can be limited without a smartphone, and they may play very quietly with devices like an iPod Nano 7. They are best paired with a phone if you want full control and normal listening volume.
The Koss KSC75 is the better choice for pure listening enjoyment, while the JLab Rewind 2 is better for wireless everyday convenience. The Rewind 2 is closer to a Bluetooth version of that idea, but it is not a replacement for the KSC75.
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