When it comes to battery life, you’ll get six hours of use on a single charge, which is pretty good. The charging case isn’t as good — it’ll only get you an additional nine hours of use, bringing the total to 15 hours. All that means is that you’ll have to make sure to charge the headphones relatively regularly, especially if you use them a lot. In short, the JVC Gumy Mini has a very successful overall sound from my point of view, fun and influential in the low and mid frequencies.

Sleek and lightweight open-type true wireless earbuds with a secure, comfortable fit and less pressure on the ears. Something that fits perfectly to use them on a day-to-day basis and doing sports. Also, they reach a reasonably high volume. They have Bluetooth 5.1, and the connection is very stable. Also, the range is quite good, better than average.Small and compact "Marshmallow" True Wireless with Noise Cancelling, comfortable fit, high quality sound and Low Latency mode. A total 28-hour of battery life, single ear use, stable wireless connection and mic for calling or teleworking for convenient daily use. Gumy True Wireless with soft touch elastomer material for comfortable fit. A total 24-hour of battery life, high quality sound, touch control, single ear use, rain proof, stable wireless connection and mic for calling or teleworking for convenient daily use. The headphones only work with the SBC codecs, and the latency is not very good. Watching YouTube videos or Netflix movies does not bother anything, but it is more noticeable in video games or Twitch streams. Audio Quality The JVC Gumy Mini is one of the most comfortable headphones. Once they are in place, you don’t even know that you are wearing them. Being so small, they adapt very well to all kinds of ears. The only thing about the design that might bother you is that the part that goes into the ear is more profound than other headphones. They are almost perfect headphones for most people. However, the buttons are not good at all. They are so hard that they are uncomfortable to wear.

XX True Wireless headphones with true deep bass sound by 12mm driver units, tornado shaped ducts and Extreme Deep Bass Ports The comfort of wireless earbuds can often be down to personal preference and ear shape. I didn’t think I would like the fit of the Gumy Mini earbuds given their shape, but ultimately, they fit pretty well in my ears, and I was able to wear them for a number of hours without getting uncomfortable. JVC Gumy Mini Comfort Image source: Christian de Looper for BGRThe Gumy Mini is tiny and very light headphones from JVC. Thanks to that, they are comfortable. In addition, they have good sound quality, the handsfree works well, and the autonomy is quite good. The buttons on the headphones can be significantly improved, but overall they are excellent value for money. PROS As you might expect from a pair of headphones in this price range, the JVC Gumy Mini earbuds don’t offer much in the way of features. There’s no noise cancellation, no accompanying app, and no transparency mode here. It’s hard to count that against the headphones given the price, but still — it’s something to keep in mind. JVC Gumy Mini Case Image source: Christian de Looper for BGR Another important point is that the headphones have the IPX4 water resistance certificate, they are resistant to sweat and rain, and we can use them for sports. Solid and sturdy designed true wireless earbuds with 30 hours battery life and high sound quality, easy touch sensor operation. The functions are easy to remember, but the button is too hard. The good thing is that it is impossible to activate them accidentally when putting on the headphones. Connectivity

Marshmallow true wireless earbuds featuring memory foam earpieces, total 28 hours of battery life, and waterproof rated IPX5. A single earbud use availability and Touch & Talk make it more convenient in everyday life. The JVC Gumy Mini has surprised me for good. They are tiny and very comfortable. They have outstanding sound quality for their price, the handsfree works well, and the autonomy is perfect for such slight headphones. And keep in mind that they only cost 30 dollars.

Conclusions

JVC ”nearphones" - Open-ear truly wireless earbuds with featherlight comfort that makes you forget you're wearing them, coupled with highly rich sound, long battery life, and multi-point connectivity Small and compact "Marshmallow" True Wireless with comfortable fit, high quality sound and Low Latency mode. A total 28-hour of battery life, touch control, single ear use, rain proof, stable wireless connection and mic for calling or teleworking for convenient daily use. Each earbud has a button built into it, and using it is rough. The button takes substantial effort to press, and pressing it means pushing them into your ears, which can verge on painful. I don’t even really like touch controls on earbuds — I much prefer the squeeze stem controls on the AirPods. Headphones that have button controls should at least be easy to press.