These oversized headphones are genuine and available for purchase.

      But you'll need a really large head for a comfortable fit.

      Yes, they’re for real.

      JLab

      When you see photos of individuals wearing JLab’s latest headphones, your immediate thought might be: “Wow, these people must be small.” However, that’s not the case — the headphones are simply enormous. Ridiculously enormous. In fact, they’re the type of large that will draw attention if you wear them while walking down the street. And don’t even consider bringing them on a plane in coach.

      To clarify, JLab’s newest product is indeed genuine. It’s not a prank. While they may appear to be a joke, you can actually purchase them for $100.

      Honestly, they aren’t really made to fit over your ears unless you have a particularly large head, as that’s the only way you’ll achieve a comfortable fit.

      Their official name is the Blue XL Speaker Headphones, so yes, they function more as speakers than headphones, even though they resemble headphones quite a bit.

      You could rest them around your neck for easy transport, though we haven’t found any details regarding their weight. But it’s safe to say that putting these on will give you a full-body workout.

      You might be better off placing them somewhere in your home and using them as a typical Bluetooth speaker. They will surely be a great conversation starter when guests come over.

      You will require a very large head for a comfortable fit. JLab

      JLab’s innovative speaker headphones are equipped with dual 2.5″ drivers and passive radiators that provide 30 watts of audio power, and apparently produce “rich, immersive sound for up to 20 hours on a single charge,” as stated by the company based in California. They also support 10W fast charging, which completely recharges the battery in three hours.

      Interested in getting a pair? They’re only producing a limited quantity, so you’ll need to act quickly.

      On the flip side, JLab has recently released these ANC earbuds that are so tiny you might end up misplacing them. That’s certainly not a risk with these speaker headphones.

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