True wireless earbuds are the latest evolution in personal audio technology, and though some diehard wired earbuds fans aren’t ready to move on yet, the gradual elimination of the audio jack from smartphones makes the eventual transition to Bluetooth inevitable.

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

The Skullcandy Jib True Wireless are decent for mixed usage. They feel well-built and do a very good job of passively blocking out background noise, so they aren't a bad option to take out on your daily commute or even into the office.

Very good passive noise isolation., Solid-feeling build quality., Portable, lightweight design.

Sub-par microphone noise handling capability., Relatively high wireless latency., 6.1-hour continuous battery life is a little short.

Skullcandy’s Jib True are wireless in-ears available at an attractive price that come with IPX4 water- and sweat-resistance and offer extensive functions via remote control. With the AAC format, these bass-tuned headphones also support a high-quality audio codec.

When first looking at its price point, I didn’t expect much out of Skullcandy’s Jib earbuds, but they can surprise you a bit. They are light and comfortable in the ear, have decent battery life and audio is okay. Basically, with these you get what you pay for.

Thirty bucks buy you some pretty nifty true wireless earbuds. On the whole, they aren’t really anything to write home about, but they do everything that an earbud at this price range needs to do and it does those things with some surprising finesse.

Sound quality and performance are surprisingly decent, as long as you keep in mind these cost just $30.

Bass frequencies are overly boosted at the cost of the highs, but users can't change the sound profile or adjust an EQ.

The wire-free Skullcandy Jib True Wireless earbuds feature a durable design, good passive noise isolation and a stable fit.

In-expensive TWS earbuds, IPX4 sweat and water resistant, Good passive noise isolation, Portable and lightweight design, Robust build quality, Decent sound quality, Secure and stable fit, Use either bud solo

High latency while watching videos, Overly boosted bass frequencies, No app support, Connection drops, Subpar microphone performance, Average battery life, Requires repairing when switch between devices