When it comes to pasting, almost all are real wireless earbuds fail miserably. That’s largely due to the predominantly black and white color options, with a few brightly colored variants thrown along the way. Even if the buds are tiny, they are still easily visible because of their color. JLab is looking for a remedy, and the audio company has partnered with nail care brand ORLY to come up with a solution. With the Go Air tones, the duo selected a collection of seven Pantone colors that are “flattering to people with a spectrum of skin tones”.
According to JLab, it worked with ORLY to select the final shades from an original collection of over 60 options. Given the beauty brand’s experience in making nude nail polishes, the seven colors “encompassed a variety of skin tones with a mix of warm, neutral, and cool undertones. While the colors reflect actual skin tones, the colors” become “flattering for most users “Finds an exact match without an exact match, according to JLab. If you’re having trouble choosing the best option, JLab an AR locker room for a virtual try-on that could help you decide.
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The Go Air Tones are the same earbuds as the $ 20 Go Air Pop the JLab debuted in August. That means you get built-in touch controls, the ability to use each bud individually, a collection of EQ presets, and IPX4 protection from moisture. There is also an enclosed case with a built-in USB cable for charging. According to JLab, you can expect up to eight hours on the earbuds themselves with three additional charges from the supplied case. The only difference between Pop and Tones is the color options available for each.
The Go Air tones are pre-order today for $ 20. Delivery is scheduled to begin in mid-January.
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