Tired of true wireless earbuds that only come in black or white? JLab's Go Air Tones come in seven skin tones that better reflect the diversity of human skin.
Sneaking in just ahead of CES 2022, JLab has debuted a new set of true wireless earbuds that come in a variety of skin tone-inspired colors. The $20 Go Air Tones are based on JLab’s Go Air Pop true wireless earbuds, but they feature skin tones that have been specially selected by Orly Color Labs, a division of the Los Angeles-based nail care brand Orly. The new earbuds are up for pre-order on December 30 and will start shipping in mid-January 2022.
Curious how well the new buds match your skin and/or makeup choices? JLab lets you try them on virtually using its online fitting room. You’ll get a claimed 32 hours of playtime, with eight hours per charge in each bud, and 24 more hours in the charging case. You can use each earbud independently for music and phone calls, and there are three EQ modes built-in that you can access without needing to use a mobile app.
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