JLab claims the case holds up to 34 hours of extra charge, while the earpieces get an estimated six hours per charge. An LED indicator on the outside that lets you know how much battery life is left, which is where the case shines. On the one hand, you'll never lose it, but on the other hand, it's annoyingly short. The charging cable is hardwired to the case and terminates in USB. The case itself is bulky, with a black, eggshell-like finish. After a while, the operation becomes clear, but at first, there's lots to remember. A triple-tap on the left earpiece switches between three EQ modes. Tapping the right controls play/pause and call management, while a double-tap on the left summons your phone's voice assistant. The left side is responsible for volume down and track backward, the right for volume up and track forward. The buttons are also sensitive to touch, which can sometimes be tricky, as the panel doesn't always register every tap. The left and right ears divide the various controls between each side-both can be pressed and held for three seconds to power up or down. Internally, each earpiece houses an 8mm dynamic driver, and has a multifunction button on its outer panel.
As with most true wireless pairs, keep in mind that this rating extends only to the earpieces-the charging case is not waterproof.
They can't be submerged, but they can get sweaty and be rinsed off without issue. The first 6 means that the earpieces are protected against dust, and the second 6 means that they are waterproof and can withstand strong water pressure.
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