Jaybird - RUN True Wireless In-Ear Headphones

Bottom line, I returned them. Pros– great sound, almost too portable, rechargeable case, jaybirds app is awesome to customize sound, water resistant and never fell out.. Cons– large headphones in the ears which maybe uncomfortable after more than an hour, while watching videos the sound wasn’t in sync with the video, battery life is so so at best, my charging case died within 2–3 weeks, and no comply foam tips. I think these headphones are great for the person who runs 5ks to half marathons and wants a great looking and great sounding headphone. If you train a lot like myself, you may need more battery life like the X3’s 8 hour battery life. I’m huge fan of jaybirds since the X1’s and owned 2 pairs of them. Cordless headphones are new so there’s bugs to be worked out as in all new products. On that note I can’t wait for the run 2.0’s.

The fit is very good the design is very ergonomic , but the bluetooth connection is Very bad, cut out the connection very often and the left earbud has low volumw than the right ear bud. I am a fan of jaybird since x buds to x3 and now the jaybird run made me so disappointed.

I bought the Jaybird brand because my husband likes his. I opted for complete wireless and he just has the Bluetooth ones with the cord connecting the two buds. These are cool little buds, good for working out without the bulk and the wires. They come with a few different tips to swap out. I have small ears so it took me a few tries to get the right combination. Now that I found it, these are perfect for running and they even stayed in during my boxing workout! I haven’t used them on a phone call yet so I can’t say how well they work with the phone. Musically these do the job. I just wish they could go a little bit louder that’s why I only gave 4 stars. Comes with a charging case that charges and stores them.

I really love the Jay Birds for jogging that my wife had me buy her one also. Definitely easy to set-up to ur phone, very comfortable to wear and the download app definitely gives u that maximum sound.

As far as earbuds these are worth every penny. I was sold on these because I could use them as a bluetooth and "switch" once the battery on one goes. Well not, it doesn't work. The one on left doesn't work if the right one is not on. So it is useless once the battery on the right is gone. It only last for 5 hours. So for a workout is plenty of time, not for a working day. The case for them charges them very quickly and it's very tiny and can fit in a pocket. But still I'm used to having my bluetooth on my left side.

My husband loves them! The sound is amazing and most of all, they don't fall when he is doing exercise at gym or any kind of work!

I am a fairly serious runner and biker and have always been annoyed by the wires connecting my earphones to my iPhone so I decided to look into wireless earbuds. I considered the Apple AirPods but some friends who used them said that they can fall out if you sweat a lot during your workout, and frankly, I think they look a little weird. Fortunately, I found that Logitech has a great product called the Jaybird Run which provides a nice solution. The Jaybird Run earbuds are truly wireless and fit very securely in the ear. They are priced about the same as the AirPods but offer better features. Included in the box (see photo) are instructions, a wide variety of alternate tips and "fins" (which fit into the ear to secure the bud), a USB charging cable, a slim, moisture-resistant carrying case, a hard shell charging case and the earbuds. Jaybird also has a free app (of course!) that you download to your phone (either Android or iPhone versions) which gives you additional features. Everything looks extremely well made and the earbuds have a special coating to protect them from scratches and moisture. First step is to charge the ear buds in the clam shell charging case. Just attach the charging cable, plug it into your computer or a USB outlet and LED lights will tell you when they are fully charged. The case itself serves as a supplemental battery, holding two full additional fast charges even when disconnected from power. Pop the earbuds back into the case for 5 minutes and you have another hour of charge! Leave them in for half an hour and they are fully charged again. You can do that twice before the case itself needs recharging. Next, pair the earbuds with your phone via Bluetooth. An audio prompt guides you and the app gives full instructions, but my phone paired them quickly and without drama. Put the earbuds in your ears and the "fin" will secure it there. You can now start playing music immediately. The Jaybird Run will respond to various voice commands, allow you to interact with Siri, take calls, etc. You need to learn the various tap controls on the earbuds to activate some features but the app has full instructions. One quirk is connecting the app to the earbuds. You cannot be playing music while you connect to the app, but that issue resolved easily. The app gives you a nice equalizer feature, access to suggested Spotify playlists for working out and best of all - a "find my buds" tracking device in the unlikely event you lose one. Sound quality is superb, very clear, distortion-free with excellent midrange and highs. Even the bass is very good – perhaps not as deep as you could get from over-the-ear headphones but quite acceptable. The Jaybird Run earbuds are a bit heavier than unpowered earbuds but the very comfortable tip and securing fin will soon make you forget that they are even in your ear - except for the fact that you are surrounded by your music! Will they stay in? Yes!!! I took them for a long (three hour) run and never had a problem even as I worked up a good sweat in 80+ degree weather. But running is probably not the biggest test. Can you rely upon the fit while biking? The next day I went for an all-day ride over some rough roads and once again they performed perfectly. They never felt loose. I had to recharge them in the case after about 3.5 hours while I stopped for food but that was quick. The case is a bit bulky to keep in your pocket but for most workouts you can rely upon the 3-4 hour playing time from each charge and leave the case at home. The Bluetooth connection is very reliable. I have used the earbuds in my home and can walk 20 feet from my phone without a connection break. If you lose connection it quickly restores itself when you come back into range. Bottom line - the Jaybird Run earbuds are an excellent investment for anyone who is a serious music fan and wants a rock-solid reliable workout partner. You will not regret this purchase!!!

I’ve gone through three or four different earphones in these work awesome I’ve had no problems with them connecting I go back into the case they recharge they work great but the case is oval shaped and it fits great in my pocket and the price was very reasonable I even bought the second pair for my son for Christmas