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Let op: dit is een nieuwe die ik als vervangend exemplaar kreeg, maar ik had inmiddels al een andere gekocht. Met deze draadloze headset luister je maar liefst 70 uur naar je favoriete muziek, wat al
This is a buyer’s market for this category right now: at €35, the ask sits just under the €37 median and comfortably within the normal used range, so it reads as fair value rather than a bargain-bin steal. It’s not overpriced, and it’s close enough to the middle of the pack that a clean, working pair would be an easy buy.
These are attractive because JLab’s ANC over-ears usually punch above their price with decent noise canceling, wireless convenience, and a broadly crowd-pleasing sound that makes them practical rather than picky. The upside here is mainly value: if the pads, battery, and Bluetooth connection are in good shape, this is the kind of everyday commuter headphone that’s worth grabbing at this price.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
JLab is an American consumer-audio brand founded in 2005 by Joshua Rosenfield in Tucson, Arizona; the company later relocated to Southern California and is now based in the Carlsbad/San Diego area. It began as a value-focused personal-audio label and has since been acquired by Noritsu, a detail that underscores its evolution from a startup to a larger-backed mainstream brand.
The company is best known for true wireless earbuds, headphones, wireless speakers, and a broader range of personal audio and office accessories. Its lineup has traditionally centered on affordable Bluetooth listening gear rather than classic hi-fi separates, and it is not primarily associated with amplifiers, turntables, DACs, or cables.
In market terms, JLab sits firmly in the entry-level to mid-tier consumer segment, competing on feature set, convenience, and price rather than luxury materials or audiophile prestige. It has a reputation for strong value and broad retail visibility, making it a familiar name for buyers who want practical everyday audio gear rather than a niche boutique or high-end hi-fi brand.
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