Customer Ratings & Reviews

My first bluetooth earbuds. I have used other headphones from $10 - $150. As far as bluetooth goes it was easy to connect. I have only used about 5 or 6 hours so far. I havent lost any connections yet and it seemed to get about 40 to 50 feet away through 2 walls before i lost connections because of distance.. I have big head and they tug when doing full motions, the F5 special editions did not come with large earpieces and I hope once I get the large earpieces the sound and fit will be much more secure. The little extra charging piece is heavy and I'm pretty sure it would be taken into more consideration as use goes along , but as i said I have not went thought the process of getting the best fit which is usually the most common problem with sound and fit.Over all top notch sound and compatibility.

I got them for Black Friday on a great deal and the main reason was because they are sweat resistant. They sound above medium and have a good quality build to them. If you can get them under 100$ they are great for workouts and runs.

Set up was really easy. I like how you can customize the sound settings through the app. And the quality is great Some cons I found 1) I remember the battery percentage was at 60% and about 20 minutes later the device said "battery at 20%" (I've only had it for about 2 weeks now. And it seems to me that the battery life does not reach up to 8 hours as advertised) 2) the functionality of the earphones (the grey thing where you can control volume/pause and play) is a bit heavy. I use this for the gym and it bothers me how the weight gets uneven at times. Solution: the jaybirds come with a clip that you can clip to your shirt so it doesn't move. But I wouldn't want to carry the earphones and the clip.. just grab the earphones and go Overall: it's a great purchase for $50

The sound, the fit, the ease of use all are a plus. However the 2 piece charging set up makes this a no go. Keeping up withe wires alone is hard enough. Add in the keeping up with the tony charging clip makes it a no for me.

Jay bird has always been great earphonees. love the price I got these for $49.. I still rather have the jaybird x3 but like I said for the price these are great. Sound quality great for small ear plugs. battery life awesome.

Nice comfortable noise canceling earbuds. Sounds great after app download. App is easy to use. Battery seems to only last about 4 hrs tops which is very unfortunate. 149$ buds should have much more battery life than that.

I went to Best Buy to look at the Jaybird X3 headphones, but when I saw the small form profile of the Freedoms I was intrigued. I was replacing a pair of Bose Sound Sports that my dog had just chewed to pieces. I've had about an hour listening to the Jaybird Freedoms and the sound is beyond fantastic. Clear, clean and powerful. The accompanying smart phone app is what makes these really shine, however. Unlike the Bose phone app, you can adjust the sound equalization and completely customize the audio profile. What I really like is that there are a ton of pre-configured sound profiles for different audio/musical tastes that you can try. Selecting between the different options is like putting on a completely different set of headphones. The fit is great. They come with a wide sample of ear pieces, and wings to ensure a secure fit. With the regular rubber ear cups the sound isolation is almost unreal. They block out EVERYTHING! In short, I love them. I also want to make a special shout out to Ben at the Natick, MA Best Buy! He worked with my son and I for almost 40 minutes as we shopped for the headphones and a Fitbit and he was beyond fantastic and spent a lot of time with my son and myself on the sale.

I owned the first generation Jaybird BT earphones and when those finally died after two years of use, I decided to buy these ones. Decent sound quality, and they have included a bunch of different size ear plugs that will help get the perfect fit. Battery life seemed to have gotten worse though...you might get 4 hours of listening time out of them...I finally had to exchange them for a second pair because it wouldn't take a full charge...I think sweat got into the control box. Got them on sale at BestBuy so I would buy them again.

These are nice wireless headphones. They are comfortable and stay in while running and other physical activity. The battery life is so so, around 4 hours without the charger thing, which is enough for most workouts.

So far I like the headphones. The sound is good and the range for the blue tooth is pretty far. I use them during a workout class and leave my phone outside the studio and can usually get reception. They feel nice in my ears and they stay in while running. (I have been using the little wing things and I actually like them - didn't think i would.) My only complaint so far is the way that they are charged. I should have read the details better before buying. They charge on a charging dock vs. being directly into a charging cable. I worry that I will lose that adapter. It would be great if they could use a more universal charger. This isn't enough of a problem to make me take them back, but I probably wouldn't buy them again because of this.

This are okay for the msrp of $149 not really. I got them for 49.99. Good sound although some times they pop put of ears. Have figure out what size to wear ear piece. Extra battary clip/charger makes set heavy.

Bought for gym and have been using them for round the house while kids are napping and I’m cleaning. Like not having the extra wires connected to my phone. And for the price I was quite lucky to find the deal

One of the smallest headphones with excellent bass, excellent sound, sucure fit during jogging or exercise. I carry it all the time. One point is they claim for 8 hours but it comes around 6 hours straight.

Fits very comfortable in the ear . Lightweight. Giving 4 starts because i wish bettery cohld last a little longer. If you wrkout daily more then 1.5 hours you most likely going to charge it every two days.

Great little earbuds for under $50. Bought them to replace a set of Bose soundsport wireless that were lost. Not as good as the Bose, but for 1/3 the price, they sound good. Good bass and comfortable fit.

Bought as a gift, but tried them first. They have awesome sound and are very convenient when working out. I also only paid $50 which is an appropriate price. I definitely don't think they are worth $150.

It was purchased for my son, who plays BB and Golf. He likes that it is lightweight, wireless and great sound.

Not the best wireless In-ear headphones but for the money, I don't think you can do to much better. Easy setup with my S8 and sound quality is good. They could be a little more comfortable but not bad.

Great sound. Best in-ear fit with a tight seal. Three sizes of eartips come in the box, as well as a barely-there cable clip for taking up any annoying slack in the one-piece cable. These also don’t have a micro-USB input on the headphones themselves. Instead Jaybird opted for a charging cradle that you need to connect to the headphones in order to plug them in. They also can clip to the control module while you’re wearing them for a boost in battery life.

I already owned a pair of these that my son borrowed and I had to pry them back away from him. Very happy to find them at this amazing black Friday price when they are worth every penny of the full price. Now he'll have his own! I wear them at work when I need to (pun intended) tune everybody else out to concentrate (or be antisocial) and working out at the gym. The sound is great no matter what you're listening to. These are the best pair I've ever owned.