JLab's behemoth headphones are more suited to broadcasting tunes than personal listening, with an absurdly oversized design that defies the conventional notion of "headphones." These gargantuan earpieces dangle from the neck like a Bluetooth-enabled megaphone, capable of producing 30W of raw power and two massive drivers. Two additional radiators serve no apparent purpose other than to further amplify this sonic onslaught.
The company claims that these comically oversized headphones will last approximately 20 hours on a single charge, which is a reasonable estimate given their intended use case – as a Bluetooth speaker rather than actual headphones. However, it's hard to fathom anyone needing to listen to music for extended periods with such a colossal setup.
JLab has capitalized on the absurdity of its product by positioning them as an ideal accessory for Halloween costumes or gag gifts, and at $99, they're actually not too shabby a value. It's almost amusing that this behemoth was initially mistaken for an April Fool's prank due to its outrageous price tag of $120,000.
The company claims that these comically oversized headphones will last approximately 20 hours on a single charge, which is a reasonable estimate given their intended use case – as a Bluetooth speaker rather than actual headphones. However, it's hard to fathom anyone needing to listen to music for extended periods with such a colossal setup.
JLab has capitalized on the absurdity of its product by positioning them as an ideal accessory for Halloween costumes or gag gifts, and at $99, they're actually not too shabby a value. It's almost amusing that this behemoth was initially mistaken for an April Fool's prank due to its outrageous price tag of $120,000.
I mean, can you even imagine wearing these things out in public? They look like something from a sci-fi movie! But at the same time, I kinda love how JLab just went all out with this design - it's like they're trolling us into thinking we need to blast tunes on repeat. And hey, if you're gonna do that, might as well go big or go home, right? 
As a tech enthusiast, I'm always down for trying new gadgets, and these headphones are definitely... something. The price is crazy, but like you said, $99 isn't so bad when you consider it's basically just a giant Bluetooth speaker. I'd love to see what kind of music these things can really produce! 
i mean who needs to listen to music for that long? unless u r some kinda audiophile or somethin, idk wut the point is 
the fact that they think ppl wld pay $99 4 them is just wild considering the size & design its more like a gag gift or sumthin Halloween costumes tho might be kinda funny 
like who needs to listen to music while hanging from their neck lol? 30w of power is kinda crazy though, sounds like they're meant for parties or raves instead of just listening to tunes 
jlab is like the underdog here, people sleep on them, and they actually work 
plus, its perfect for parties or gatherings, who needs normal headphones when you can be the center of attention 
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. And can you imagine wearing those on a daily basis? Your neck would be like, super long 
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$99 might not be too bad, but $120k? April Fool's joke, right?! I can just imagine someone trying to sneak those into a movie theater or something... 
like someone took all the leftover parts from a giant speaker and slapped them onto your head 
. Still, 30W of power? Are we really that desperate for good sound quality at this size? 
, more power to 'em! The $120k price tag was a joke, but the $99 version is actually kinda sweet. I can see it now, people wearing these as Halloween costumes and doing a live stream of them blasting music on their backyard 
. JLab's actually doin' somethin' right with this pricing - $99 is crazy cheap for a "speaker" 
JLab is just trolling us with this design, it's like they're asking for people to buy them as a joke. But hey, if you wanna look funny on Halloween, I guess these would be the perfect accessory 
. For $99, it's actually not bad, but come on JLab, you gotta have some taste in your design 
. And yeah, the design is straight out of a sci-fi movie, but honestly, who needs something that big on their head? It's like they're trying to make a statement or something 
Give me my sleek, portable earbuds any day