The headphones are great I bought the mostly for the aesthetic they sound a bit better than I was expecting but nothing incredible biggest issue I've had is I can't figure out how to register
Purchased to replace a well-used pair of JLab Rewind 1 headphones. The Rewind 2 headphones sit on my head just as, if not more, comfortably than my old pair. They are lightweight, do not create uncomfortable pressure against my ears, and do not fall off when I shake or nod my head.
I can easily hear what's happening around me when using them, while still getting satisfactory sound quality--which is exactly what I need from a pair of headphones worn while completing my daily tasks!
I bought my JLab Rewind headphones 7 years ago! I loved them so much, I bought 6 more and gave them to family members. I've replaced the foams once and glued them back together 3 separate times and they're still kicking. I use these things for many hours on a daily basis. They've recently started to sound much quieter and I fought with my phone trying to get the volume back to normal. Then I tried the wife's headphones and realized it was only mine that were doing this. Now I'm trying to find and buy the Rewind 2 headphones, only to find they're out of stock! Nooooo! Please make more quickly. I need to buy more headphones. Stat!
Sound is ok and they look cool but they are for small heads. It really wouldn't have hurt to add an extra bit on either side, and it kinda defeats the purpose of having them be adjustable. And the side button that controls everything does not work well at all, and doesn't seem like it will last. Probably won't buy again unless they make it for adult head sizes.
The button to turn them on rattles whenever I wear them and turn my head at all, brand new. I have plenty of pairs of the lower end model that never had this issue, but I wanted to get a USB-C charging one because I thought they would be more convenient to charge since the charging ports wear out over time. I don't recommend this model.