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JLab Rewind 2
JLab

JLab Rewind 2

Current price · Amazon US
$24.99
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Value for Money
8.3/ 10

Value for Money — measured in the SoundGuys lab.

Key specs

Battery Life Wireless
12 hBelow average
12 h
7 h82 h

below average for on-ear headphones — based on 42 of 63 we've cataloged.

Full Charge Minutes
180 minAbove average
180 min
2 min240 min

above average for on-ear headphones — based on 34 of 63 we've cataloged.

Weight
56.8 gBelow average
56.6 g
6 g318 g

below average for on-ear headphones — based on 52 of 63 we've cataloged.

Battery

Battery Life Wireless
12 h
Full Charge Minutes
180 min
Charging Method
USB-C
Capacity
220 mAh
Battery
Yes
Fast Charging
Yes

Design

Weight
56.8 g
Color Options
Black, orange
Foldable
No
Headband Type
Adjustable over-head

Build

Material Chassis Primary
Plastic
Material Ear Cups
Foam
Material Headband
Metal

Connectivity

Connection Type
Bluetooth wireless
Headphone Jack
No
Bluetooth Codec
SBC, AAC
Bluetooth Version
5.4
USB Charging
Yes
Multipoint Devices
2 devices

Microphone

Microphone
Yes
Noise Reduction Type
Passive noise isolation
Type
Single microphone

Sound

Acoustic Design
Open-back
Ambient Mode
Standard
Driver Count
1
Driver Size
36 mm
Driver Type
Dynamic driver
Frequency Response
20-20000 Hz
Frequency Response High Hz
20000 Hz
Frequency Response Low Hz
20 Hz
Impedance
32 Ω
Max Spl
100 dB SPL
Sensitivity
100 dB/mW

Features

Companion App
IOS + Android
Control Type
Physical buttons
Eq Customization
Presets only

Identity

Model Number
HBREWINDPBLK24WEB

Release

Date
2018-04
Msrp Usd
20 USD
Year
2018

SoundGuys review

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SOUNDGUYS rating
7.5/ 10
Recommended
LK
Reviewed byLil KatzReviewed May 2018
Battery life8.3
Design7.3
Portability8.7
Value8.3
The verdict

The JLab Rewind Wireless are a whimsical, throwback product designed for nostalgic appeal rather than audio performance. They successfully evoke 1980s aesthetics with lightweight construction and modern Bluetooth connectivity, offering decent value at $20. However, they are fundamentally compromised by poor sound quality with overemphasized bass and muddy mids, comfort issues from lack of headband adjustment, and design flaws like difficult charging port access. The single-button control, weak microphone, and excessive sound leakage further limit functionality. Best suited for casual, non-critical listening where throwback design matters more than audio fidelity.

What we like
12-hour battery life
Lightweight and barely noticeable when worn around the neck
Fun, throwback 1980s design reminiscent of vintage Walkman headphones
Reliable Bluetooth 4.2 connectivity with multipoint support
Affordable price point at $20
Flexible steel headband that can bend completely straight without damage
What could be better
Excessive sound leakage even at 25 percent volume
Poor microphone quality makes call clarity difficult
Single-button control limits playback options and lacks volume controls
Micro-USB charging port is recessed and difficult to access without removing ear pads
No 3.5mm headphone jack as alternative audio input
Audio-visual lag of one to two seconds due to lack of aptX codec support
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