JLab JBuds Air Sport Running Headphones - True Wireless Headphones Bluetooth, Hook Over Ear Earbuds for Sports & Gym, 40+ H Playtime In Ear Buds, IP66 Sweat-Resistant, EQ3 Sound, Black

I was hesitant at first to buy these earbuds given the other reviews for this product, however after using the product on a daily basis for the last few weeks i have a couple of things to note:- the earbuds, at least to me, have good sound quality and noise isolation. There isn't noise cancelling on this particular model so if its a big issue then consider the noise canceling model by JLab. I use them for walking to work and can hardly hear the traffic when walking alongside busy roads.- the volume of the earbuds can be independently adjusted on the device you are using to get your music (e.g. phone or PC) and on the device themselves. In other words, to reach maximum volume you have to turn it up on the device AND the earbuds - this adresses some of the comments about them being quiet.- i have had no connectivity issues to the charging case, and would think by quickly wiping down the charging contacts after every workout that this has and will continue to prevent issues.- some people couldnt find the additional earbud tips, these are located attached to the plastic insert if you fold it out!I am very happy with this product and would definitely reccomend them for good fit and sound quality.

I brought these earplugs awhile back, and while they initially seemed promising, I’ve been incredibly disappointed with their performance.First off, let’s talk functionality. Within a few months of use, one of the earplugs stopped working altogether, leaving me with sound coming from only one side. Not long after, the other earplug followed suit, rendering the entire set useless.Charging these earplugs was also a major hassle. The charging process was frustratingly slow, and even when fully charged, the battery life seemed to drain much faster than expected.Overall, I wouldn’t recommend these earplugs to anyone. While they may have initially seemed like a convenient gift, their lack of durability and poor performance make them a regrettable choice.Save yourself the frustration and invest in a more reliable pair of earplugs.

Secure in my ears and good enough to listen to music while running. Doesn't cancel out sound but that's probably safer on the roads anyway. Used once for a phone call and seemed fine for me and the other caller.

I use these mainly for running and travelling but these earphones are perfect for that. Lightweight and easily storable in the charger box they can fit in your handbag or backpack. The volume isn't great as to fully hear whatever you're playing you need to be in a quiet environment as any oncoming traffic or external distractions can make it difficult to hear. These go behind your ear and you can pause or change the volume from the earphones themselves. For the price, I'd totally recommend as most other earphones of this type easily slip out of your ears or have questionable sound quality.

I took ages in deciding which headphones to buy. I can never wear the ‘bud’ type as they fall out so needed a pair with hooks. These are really easy to pair up with my iPhone and iPad and can walk around quite a distance with them still connected. The controls are easy although you need to tap them accurately and I often have to remind myself what the combinations are. I use them mainly for talking books so often just wear the left one so obviously that does limit what controls are available but that’s not a problem.The charging is easy as the case holds the charge for ages and the charge in. headphones themselves last a long time. They disconnect and turn off as soon as you put them back in the case.Very pleased and I think worth the price. I had some cheap ones once which were rubbish.

Mixed feelings about these. First off, I bought these for the "be aware" feature to replace my dead Aftershokz and they fill that purpose. It sounds a bit odd but with it turned on you can hear everything. Trouble is you can just about hear everything even without it turned on!Anyway, the good:Comfortable to wear, light weight and they are indeed waterproof. As above, the be aware audio works pretty good as well. No way will these fall out your ears, if these fall out I recon your in hospital anyway so it’s the least of your problems.The meh:Battery life isn't as advertised. More like 4 hours at mid volume with nothing fancy turned on. Still, this is long enough for most workouts and you can carry the case for a recharge. I am no fan of the touch sensitive controls. Not the easiest to hit when you mean to and all too easy to when you don't. The entertainment really happens if you are in heavy rain where the water makes everything happen all on its own. Volume up, down, skip track, back track, all in seconds without you doing a thing, It can be quite entertaining when it isn't annoying.The BadSound quality is terrible, sometimes they can sound like sitting on the bus listening to someone else's too loud earphones, there is no base! My old Aftershokz sounded better and had more base, these didn’t even go in your ears! I am well aware that this is for the most part a fit issue and your milage may vary but I have tried every tip in the pack and none of them improve the situation. I can get them to sound OK if I try them in a completely unwearable position which leads me to think they are simply the wrong shape, at least for my ears. Of course with them not sealing properly there is next to no noise cancelation so no way are you wearing these in any noisy environment and still being able to hear much of the music.It's difficult to recommend these but on the other hand if you want something to hear music but still be totally aware of what is around you, they work. Anyway, you pay your money you make your choice. They aren't mega cheap but they aren't expensive either.

Bought these to replace the ones I lost. They stay on well, a lot of others I have had did not. These new ones have been updated and are better than the previous ones I had. I think they are great.