Customer Ratings & Reviews

They have good sound and connect well. However, I have really small ears and they don’t stay in while I’m running. So if your a regular ear sized person they’ll do fine.

Decent quality but dropped connection too many times. Great for the price if you find them on sale but would recommend others over this at normal price

First time user of jay birds and i would say they have great sound but they happen to be too big for my ear that after using them for 1 hour they started to hurt my ear.

These headphones are decent. The only issue is you have to find the right clip to fit your ears otherwise, they will fall out. Make sure to test them to make sure they don’t fall out before attempting a jog or run.

Good ear phones, had to buy the foam tips as the ones that came with it would not stay in my wife’s ears. The app for them is great letting you control the bass and treble.

Have been swapping out the pieces to get a good fit, but can’t seem to get the right combination to keep these in place while running. While stationary, they are great. Will keep trying the different fit options.

I used this headphones pretty much every day starting from work and after work I also used them for the gym. The only thing is that since I use them a lot the plastic buttons started to fall off but they do last.

My wife is an avid runner who loves distance outings, and after a long time running with a wired set of earbuds, even the minimal Bluetooth sets where the wire simply exists to connect the earpieces, can get irritating after smacking you on the neck for hours. These Jaybird earbuds promise both portability and sound quality that exceeds certain similarly-priced, fruit-named companies' offerings. In addition, they also promise a better, sportier fit. The things we have personally found when using these headphones is that the sound quality is good the price. It's not going to replace your high-end earbuds. The sound can be somewhat muffled but the bass is strong and is enhanced if you can achieve a good fit. We appreciate that the Run XT automatically pairs to your device as soon as you open the case to allow for pretty seamless use, and that that case can provide a significant amount of battery life. All of these are excellent improvements over simmer, more mainstream competitor products. (The case won't easily fit in your pocket for easy transport, though.) The good and bad with these earbuds is the necessity that the only buttons available for controlling them are smack dab on the earbud itself. It's not that the location isn't intuitive (it is), or that the very limited controls can't be remapped to whatever is most relevant to your use (they can). It's that they require a surprising amount of force to activate, leading to feeling head pressure when you press on them. If you have a fitness tracker that can pair to these headphones and control them from your wrist, this won't be an issue at all. But if you're the type of person who will be using this primarily with your phone in a zipped pocket while you run, the need to press hard into the side of your head can get annoying over time. It's a small complaint, but we wanted to bring that to buyer attention. Bluetooth sound on video playback also seems to lag a little more than we see on our cheaper headsets. The other small complaint we had about this is that the earbuds can boast about a big leg up on mainstream competition by claiming multiple fit types. This is appreciated, but the difference in size going from the smallest wing tip to the no-wing size is significant. Because of this, my wife was unable to find a wingtip size that fit her ears best. Obviously, no earbud can fit every ear, and it's still nice that Jaybird offers multiple fits at all, but if you have smaller ears and still want that security, you might not find it here. Overall, we really like these. I know that this review may seem to skew negative, and it's because I feel the negatives should be seriously considered by any athlete looking to pick these up. However, the convenience is undeniable, and with a fitness watch most of the drawbacks can be easily mitigated. Despite the fit issues they still hold in your ears far better than non-rubberized, hard plastic earbuds, and are much more reliable with hard exercise or low-profile everyday activity. If you're aware of these drawbacks and still feel this would be a good product for you, you definitely won't regret the purchase.

Love these head phones for the price. Apple head phones don’t sit in my ears well. I like that it gives you different sizes to use.

The mic would emit good sound and the sound quality was fair, but the bluetooth connection was unreliable

Have never been a huge fan of this style of ear bud but these have changed my mind - super comfortable - multiple options for sizing - just all around good

A fantastic headset. Use them while running daily. They are easy to use. I can't even feel them only hear them. My phone rings easy as 1 don't even need 2, 3. Great product.

Was looking for a true wireless buds set that would not move when running and loud enough to block out the gym music. These accomplish both tasks wonderfully.

Love these! I have run over 90 minutes and done bike rides over 4 hours with one. No discomfort and battery life was great. Love not having wires getting in the way.

My husband tried many other brands of earbuds and finally settled on these. Easy to use, works great and the noise cancelling feature is Awesome

Will not allow you to listen to one earpiece at a time. Battery life is relatively short. Sound and fit are great. Hope this helps!

Owned several jaybirds before this pair and for me - these do not have a really good fit. They often slip from my ear and have to adjust much more often than with previous versions and brands.

Went from the old Jay birds to these. Overall very similar but better battery life. All black also looks better than the silver outlines from previous generation.

better sound with Apple ear buds tendency to fall out of ear with vigorous exercise bought it since it was much cheaper than Apple

Has very crisp sound. Not the best base, but great for situations where you need to be able to hear whats going on around you.