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The highlight of JLab's IFA launch is super-cheap, super-small ANC earbuds with proprietary Apple tech to replace the AirTag on your keychain

The JLab JBuds Mini ANC now officially sell in an Apple Find my flavor, in one of many IFA 2026 JLab reveals

The highlight of JLab's IFA launch is super-cheap, super-small ANC earbuds with proprietary Apple tech to replace the AirTag on your keychain

At the IFA 2026 event, affordable earbuds company JLab introduced several new products, with the standout being their super small ANC earbuds, the JLab JBuds Mini ANC. The Mini ANC earbuds can be attached to keys, fitting on them like a small keychain item, and they now have the ability to work with Apple's Find My feature, allowing users to locate the lost buds using their iPhone.

This unique feature essentially replaces the need for an AirTag, all without increasing the price tag. Priced at $42.99 / £39.99 (around AU$80), they are an affordable option for consumers. The design of these earbuds received particular attention, as JLab unveiled its new "Jelle" style, which features color options inspired by gel nail polish.

The Mini ANC earbuds are available in five different colorways, making them stand out like gel nails on your ears. Additionally, the brand showcased two new earbud models at the event: the JBuds Open Sport 2 and the JBuds Go Sport ANC. The Open Sport 2 are an upgraded version of the existing Open Sport earbuds, featuring improved battery life and audio features, while the Go Sport ANC are sports earbuds with noise cancellation capabilities, set to release in mid-September for $42.99 / £39.99 (about AU$80).

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