Customer Ratings & Reviews

I had to return these-- i could get the fit i needed for comfort-- super cool if you have the right ear for them!

Good earbuds, good quality, sadly not very good sound quality. After 30 minutes of use, these will cause fatigue fast, due to poor sound quality.

They’re okay. I think there are better options in the market for wireless earbuds. the whole app thing is pretty cool but also tedious.

Always been a fan of Jaybird, but after these true wireless setup....I'm disappointed! They come with different rubber ear pieces, but not the usual foam which are better to keep sound out. Also these aren't comfortable at all. I felt a lot of discomfort during the gym working out. I also found myself adjusting both sides to try keeping a nice seal. It drove me crazy. I returned them and got the Jabra Active 65t... LOVE THESE!

The Jaybird app and charging case are great features! However, the fit is poor and fall out easily during exercise.

I will recommend this product to everyone I use it every where and if I can't find it I have ot set up where it can be located.

My only issue was that if you are using only one ear bud the charging needs to still be open. It’s kind of tricky to use one earbud at a time.

These headphones really impressed me. Really! From the ease of pairing with my phone, to the sleek, modern, stylistic shape of the charging pod, to the quality of the headphones themselves. But it was their overall performance which showcased how awesome the design of these Jaybird RUN True Wireless Sport Headphones truly is. First though, the unboxing. As initially stated, pairing the headphones was beyond easy. In fact, the headphones themselves “talk” you through it. There’s also a handy Quick Start Guide with which to read up on all the features. Included in the box is a neat little pouch to store the micro-USB charging cable, along with the various sizes of ear tips and fins provided. That’s the next thing. I’d suggest trying out the different ear tips and fins to find which ones are the most secure, snug and comfortable fit for your particular ear type. It’s important to make sure to choose the “right” one, not only to make sure the headphones stay securely in place, but also, in order to experience the most this device’s sound capabilities have to offer. Something basic, which I particularly liked, was that removing the headphones from the charging pod/carrying case will automatically turn them on, and conversely, reinserting the headphones into the pod/case will turn them off. Plus, they will power down after 30 minutes of not being used if you don’t put them back into their case, which is a great feature as what often happens with other headsets/earbuds I own, I forget to slide the on/off button, which tends to eat up my battery life. Speaking of battery life, when fully charged these headphones provide 4-hours of use (+8 hours with the included charging/carrying case); plus, a short 5-minute charge gets you an hour of play time. Of course, as with many other brands of headphones out there on the market today, there is an App. The Jaybird app is totally worth the download. It truly is an awesome resource to use in conjunction with your JayBird headphones. To make the most of all the customizable features of the Jaybird app, simply sign up using email/Facebook/Google/Spotify so as to create a profile to backup presets, and to view and share music playlists. Through the app you can customize button controls, voice prompts and tones, and if you turn on ‘Find My Buds’ you can track the location of your Jaybird headphones in the event that you misplace them. The controls on the Jaybird headphones themselves are simple to learn. Sound quality, both for listening to music, along with voice calls, was exceptional - clear, crisp, with a depth of sound that fully immersed me in my music without making me feel insulated from any awareness of my surroundings. It was a nice balance, and provided a pleasant experience. After several hours of wearing these Jaybird RUN True Wireless Sport Headphones I still found them super comfortable, and they stayed securely nestled in my ears no matter my activity level. I’d highly recommend these to anyone looking for high quality headphones, most especially people who are sports or fitness enthusiasts.

Best part of these is the app and being able to customize your equalizer option. The app gives you so many options to save and buy accessories

I own a pair of Galaxy iconx and I believe the Jaybird runs are better ear buds. Overall a great pair of ear buds. I definitely recommend these ear buds.

Good fit, good sound quality - a few connectivity issues and battery life is limited. If you need something with more than 3 hours of battery, do buy these headphones.

They do the job that they were advertising they would, to be wireless Headphones. Would recommend if/when the price is right.

Bought them October 8 started malfunctioning December. Was sent a replacement earbud then the other earbud malfunctioned. They again sent me a replacement and it doesn’t connect. Then I was told it’s past the 30 days for refund. So now I’m stuck with a product that doesn’t work after just 2 months!! Terrible experience with this company

Jaybird Run Review: Fit Initially when I first tried on the Jaybird Run Headphones the small rubber tabs were not big enough to hold them in my ears properly. I swapped out the "level 1" ear tabs for the "level 2" and I had no other issues with the fitment. The earbuds stayed in while working out and moving around surprisingly well, better than the Jaybird X1's that I replaced them with, this is really good considering that if one falls out there is no wire to catch it from hitting the ground. Ultimately I think that Jaybird hit the nail on the head with their design, after a while you nearly forget that they are in your ears! Sound Initially out of the box without installing the Jaybird app onto my phone the sound was less than ideal. There was less bass and punchiness than I was used to with my X1's and it initially was a concern for me. I grabbed the free app from the Google Play Store and downloaded it to my Pixel, from there I was able to fine tune the EQ to my liking or find a preset that was created by Jaybird or another user. This greatly enhanced the sound and I was able to adjust it to how I liked it to sound. Bluetooth Connectivity The manual recommends keeping your phone on the right side of your body either in your pocket, or an armband. I did not do any of these, my primary use for headphones is during a workout at the gym, so most of the time my phone sits on the ground near me, many times I will walk away from my phone to return or pick up weights sometimes 20-40 ft away. The Jaybird Runs handled this distance extremely well. In the few days I used them before writing this review they did not drop or cut out, even when I walked away to those extended distances. Usability The Jaybird Runs have two buttons on them that are built into lower half the outside of the casing. The left button will que Google Assistant (or Siri if you use an iPhone), which is great for performing commands without taking out your phone. You can speak to the assistant and it will perform the action exactly how it would as if you had opened your phone to use it. I used this feature to turn the volume up and down when I didn't feel like reaching for my phone. The right button will perform a few other different tasks depending on how you press it. A single press of the right button stops or starts the music that you're playing, and will accept a call if you receive one. A quick double press skips to the next song, or declines a call coming in. This did make me miss the volume buttons on my X1's, sometimes you will encounter a louder or quieter song and you need to reach for your phone or talk out loud to yourself to get the sound back to how you like it. Charging and Usage time I normally work out for about two hours straight on any given day, the Jaybird Runs had no problem lasting through my workouts and usually had at least 50% charge left over before I placed them back into the case. The case acts as a charger and is said to hold another 8 hrs of playtime, which should be enough to get me through an entire week of workouts without charging. The case being an additional battery backup is a great idea, I really like it that when I open the case, not only do the buds turn on and connect to my phone immediately, they also are fully charged, allowing me to get through my entire workout without hearing the dreaded "battery low" warning that I would get with my X1's. Packaging and Presentation Jaybird did a great job of packaging the Run headphones, after you slide the back cardboard case from the retail packaging sleeve your met with a magnetically fastened book like opening which encases the charging case with the headphones inside. The minimal all black presentation looks organized and professional, yet simple. There is a small vinyl case that carries a short (about 5 inches) charging cable as well as four more pairs of ear buds and three more pairs of ear fins all different sizes from a size "1" to a "4". Jaybird did very well on the packaging and presentation, only sealed packages are the fins and the extra ear buds. Overall Jaybird produced a solid set of Bluetooth headphones when they designed the Run. They stay in your ears extremely well, have great sound, and have a great presentation out of the box. The price at the time of the review is right at $180 which is pretty standard for a quality set of Bluetooth headphones. I think if you already have a set of wireless Jaybird Headphones and you enjoy them then you will like these ones too, but it may not justify spending the money for the same sound quality just no wires. However if this is your first Jaybird experience than I would say you won't regret it.

Literally trash. No rewind option at all. You can literally drop an extra $90 and get true wireless earbuds that can actually rewind music.

The sound quality was great but it doesn’t announce calls. Not for busy on the go people!

Comfortable fit and they do stay in my ears, but the sound wasn’t that great. Returned.

I own the wireless Jaybird x3s for a year and then saw these that came out and bought them and wow, it is amazing to not have that cord behind your neck.

Sound is just ok and if the phone isn't on you, like attached to your body, it disconnects.

These wireless headphones would be awesome if they would last more than a few hours before they need to be recharged again.