Skullcandy Jib True Wireless

Audio quality akin to similarly priced wired earbuds ; Unique color options ; Long battery life ; Effective at isolating outside noise ; Earbuds are comfortable to wear over long sessions

Case feels cheap and scuffs easily in bag ; Case hinge feels weak and may be easy to break ; Uses micro USB charger instead of USB-C

Portable, lightweight design. Superb audio leakage performance. Very good passive noise isolation. Solid-feeling build quality. Well-balanced mid and treble response. Exceptionally consistent audio delivery.

Fit isn't stable enough for high-intensity workouts. Sub-par microphone noise handling capability. 6.1-hour continuous battery life is a little short. Very closed-off soundstage. Relatively high wireless latency. No sound customization features.

The Skullcandy Jib True are okay for neutral sound. Fans of EDM and hip-hop may enjoy their bass-heavy sound profile, but it can muddy mixes. Thankfully, their mid and treble range are mostly well-balanced overall, yielding present, clear, and detailed...