Jaybird - Freedom F5 Wireless In-Ear Headphones - Black Special Edition

The jaybird freedoms are a very good pair of earphones. They fit comfortably in the ear and they are light weight. They are sweatproof and last 8 hours. I do like the ear fins as they do make a better fit. The control dongle is a bit on the heavy side but with the ear fins and shirt clip it prevents it from falling to one side. The carry pouch is very convenient. The only negative thing I would have to say about them is the way you charge them. It comes with a little battery pack that you put on the back of the earphones and plug into a micro USB cable into the wall plug. You have to be careful as not to lose them. For you can't charge them without it. Overall a good set of earphones to use on the daily basis. Also you can change the way your music sounds with the jaybird app. It has different presets or you can customize it yourself.

Great headphones. Good sound. Battery lasts up to 8 hours. The only things I'm not really fond of is the earpiece attachments and the slightly oversized battery attachment. I thought the earpiece attachments were a bit on the flimsy side. Once I put them in, the oversized battery attachment pulled the one side out of my ear. I recommend the headphones but I think the attachments for the speakers should be the design of the ones that come with the JBL headphones. My wife had an extra pair so I use them instead of the ones that are included. For me they work like a charm and even reduces background to a more comfortable level.

I was a bit unsure about these at first because I've never had any real luck with earbuds staying in my ears while working out. My ears are small and even the smallest tips never work for me. I was pleasantly surprised with the Jaybirds. Not only do they sound great, but they stayed in during my whole workout. I use the foam tips and the wings. They fit great and are very comfortable, and the foam tip really helps to block the outside noise. They do not advertise as noise canceling but they do a pretty good job of it. My only complaint is the battery. It advertises at 8 hours which is not really true. It's really a four hour battery with an adapter than can get you another 4 hours. It weird wearing them with the adapter attached because one side becomes a bit heavier. It wasn't a deal breaker for me, but I think they should rethink that in the next model.

I use these while working (landscaping in FL heat= alot of prolonged sweating). Using the sport tips and fins they never fall out or get snagged on anything. The sound quality is also great. The mysound app is simple and a great addition. I have only had to use the charging clip a few times and while it does add a bit more weight its barely noticeable that being said battery life is pretty decent and quick to fully charge. These are very well thought out. Im sure they can somehow be better but after about a month of almost daily use i cant find any flaws. Build quality and the included accesories are also very nice. Premium product right down to the packaging.

Reading reviews, I thought the sound quality would be much better. Bass sounds lifeless. Far from a “rich sound” I saw in another review. The little charger thing you have to clip to the unit to charge is a bad idea. I can see people easily misplacing it. Wish you could just plug directly into it, but that would mean the size of the power on and volume unit would need to be thicker. Still, the space saving to me is a design flaw. Doesn’t come with a wall plug; just a short usb cable. On the Pro side: The storage pouch is nice. As long as you keep the charger plug thingy in it? You should be ok. The headphones are light and you can’t feel them on... until they start to hurt your ears. I fixed the discomfort by changing the ear things from what the come with to the smaller size. Decent unit for the $49.99 sale price.

The older versions of these work so much better. Jaybird tried to hard to reinvent the wheel with these newer ones. There's a charging pack that attaches to the earbud loop; which means if you lose that you're screwed. Also it means you have less of a charge available on the earbuds themselves. I really don't want to write an entire negative article, but when I dropped $150 on these and the BB protection plan, I felt like I should be reliving the same experience or better than the last pair of Jaybirds I bought. Since then, I've purchased a $10 pair of Poms. The sound quality on the Poms is less than that of the Jaybirds, but the fit, ruggedness, and utility are far superior. I can live w/o surround sound in the gym.

Great sound and the ability to CUSTOMIZE the sound is an excellent feature! The charging unit is kinda weird and probably useful to some but all I see is just another small, proprietary peace that's easily lost! Not sure how to describe it but I'd suggest looking it up before you buy! Definitely secure in the ear once you figure out how they fit.. pretty comfortable but the large control node is heavy and pulls the headphones to one side if they are just hanging around your neck. Comes with a shirt clamp but that's trash!! I'm gonna try to return it to Best Buy.. wish me luck!

Running or jogging they stay in and I have weird ear canals. Left ear lager fin with medium silicon tip, right ear lager fin with small foam tip, tight to my head with one crimp, and with the charger battery; they stay in. Try them for your self if you want to go wireless.