Customer Ratings & Reviews

When I first bought it I had a hard time getting it to fit correctly. Not much bass.

I have tried everything to get a good fit and for them to stay in while running and power lifting. I finally got the powerbeats 2 wireless. Wow, they are so nice. I was worried after ready some of the reviews but that work perfectly - love them.

I did not care for these at all. I returned them within a week of purchase.

I have owned these since for over 2 months so I feel it's time to share my opinion. I work overnights in a food store so I get to use these for 8 potential hours every night. Listening fairly loud I get around 6 or 7 hours of battery life. It's noise isolating so it's hard to hear people talking or PA announcements with them on. After some use, they do come loose. Just remove and reinsert every 1/2 hour or so. No big deal. They are not heavy feeling in my ears but they are much bigger and heavier than wired buds, so if I you like having one bud in the ear and the other dangling down your chest the heavy weight will pull and be uncomfortable. With both buds around your neck, not in ears they don't seem to be weighted the same so constant adjustment is required so they don't fall down. The range is amazing. The rated 30ft seems to be a understatement, but it may start breaking up after 30ft. I can walk down to 5 aisles away and realize I forgot my phone. The sound is hard for me to objectively put into words because I am not a audiophile. They definitely sound as good as ~$50 wired buds. I have to say they probably won't be a better sounding bluetooth headphone until a new technology on both the phone and headphone side comes out. These are in ear buds so you need a good seal and deep fit for optimum sound. These have a insane amount of possible configurations, I encourage you to start with behind the neck, no wings first. Yes the wings (very soft in case you were wondering) in the picture are totally optional. If you are unhappy, experiment with the wings, different sizes and finally the over the ear cord shorteners mode. The cord shorteners are simply these tiny lego type bricks that when properly positioned wraps the cord back and forth so you don't have a cord flapping at you while working out. It reverses the stereo channels and for that reason alone I didn't like it. Also it is very time consuming to set up, and if you need to have them dangling around the neck - good luck not having them fall and be lost or stepped on. You also lose the mic and the buttons are hard to operate in this arrangement. It also requires bending the cord at extreme angles, not a good idea for a expensive product. The cord is flat and has good memory so they always snap back in the same position which is just a tad bit annoying bend the neck. The cord does not wilt easily. The case is probably my biggest grip about the product only for it's big size. You need a fanny pack or cargo pants to comfortably store it on your person. I finally figured out how to properly use the case just last week. In the case there is a elastic band on one side. Fold the headphones once, then again. There should be 2 U shapes. Tuck in head phone end into the band, and you should easily be able close the clam case. Before I learned this, I ignored the band part and would end up stuffing the headphones in. No earbud company covers abuse. So if you constantly shove your buds into your front pocket, be happy you get a week of use until the product breaks. Protect you investment and use a case and you should be able to enjoy this for years to come. Charging takes about 2 hours, a 30 minute charge, according to the manual, is good for 90 minutes of use. There is a 15 minute warning before power off, which I feel is FAR too low for a product that has a 6-8 hour battery life. The LED status light is ONLY for charging, which is great - no gaudy blinking while in use - ever. If you power down before charging it stays off until you turn it back on. The females voice prompt voice is not robotic, and surprisingly pleasant. I don't use my phone as a actually telephone so I can't comment on the mic function. tl;dr... Good headphones,but very expensive. Buy them if you got the cash. If you want learn the little quirks, read my review.

Great sound, good comfort, for a price that's high but for most it's worth it.

I had tried the JayBird Freedoms in may and returned them mostly because I didn't like the sound quality and the non standard USB charger. I replaced them with the set from Plantronics which I have used for several months and been very happy with them but their battery life has started to decrease, and I got an email from Jaybird about these so I figured I'd try them out. The sound quality out of these is far superior to both the old Jaybirds and the Plantronics. The range on them is excelent, and they dont cut out when used with my Droid Razr Maxx HD The LED indicator is much easier to see than the one on the Plantronics unit I like that it speaks to you, "Connected to phone" "turning on" "turning off" rather than beep codes. They use a standard MicroUSB charger port (Huge plus for me as its the same as my mobile phone) they are very comfortable. I wear these just about all day long because I am a computer tech and spend all day talking to people on my cell phone. I use these as a Bluetooth head set and like that I hear people from both ears and cant hear others around me. The background noise is either not picked up or it is noise canceling mic, my customers say they cant hear back ground noise, but can hear me excellent. Battery life seems very good, they claim 8 hrs on the package, I've only used them for one day thus far but they made it through the day which my plantronics unit was not doing. I like to wear these a bit odd, I like to run the cord around the back of my neck, so they are in my ears as if they are going to be going under my chin, but the cord goes around the back of my neck. I do this so when I take them off they just hang around my neck. I can use one ear at a time as a phone head set this way and people say I sound great. so its a non issue for the mic. I started doing this with my plantronics and found it very comfortable

These ear buds are not perfect, but for the money you pay, they are pretty good.

Realy nice earbuds and confortable but the sound quality is not the best..

It is an excellent way to wear it and to use it for working out at th he gym

Fits well in small ears, and don't fall out when working out

Had to replace the first pair after 4 runs cuz sweat shorted them out.

I've used only Motorola Bluetooth earphones in the past. But when I decided to make a change to Jaybird, I didn't know they were this good. I'm not using Motorola or any other brand from now on.

Pricey but it's the best worry-free headphones for running or working out. Best battery-life too for this class of Bluetooth earbud headphones. Lets you control volume, music, and powering on or off.

I purchased these as they were similar to my Bose MiE2 wired headphones with a similar earpiece. I love that style and fits comfortably into my ear and stays in excellently as well. Great product!

These fit in my ear better than any other ear buds I've tried. I mostly use them at the gym, so I can't say how well they hold up for running, but they are great for my needs.

The sound goes in and out. Interference from outside surroundings.

Mainly used for bike rides to listen to music. Great fit and works as advertised with my Samsung Note 3. I even used them in a heavy rain and I had absolutely no issues with them getting wet.

Rep wasn't very knowledgeable but he was nice and willing to help

In my opiniin these are better than the motorola, LG, and plantronic bluetooth headphones. They sync easily with your device and they actually stay locked inn your ear as u go about your day.

Cool head phones if you don't want to tied to your phone of mp3 player, easy to connect, and switch devices, overall great, i like them.