Customer Ratings & Reviews

Cannot got none of the ear pieces in my ear. It keep dropping when the ear bud is in my ear. I didn’t like ear and wouldn’t recommend it.

The first things I noticed that I really like is; ~ The case closes with a click and doesn't accidentally open on me ~ There are charge indicators on the outside front of the case so I know the status of both the right, left and the case. ~ Pairing with my LG V30 was a breeze ~ Several options to fit the ear, but the ones that were pre-installed are perfect for me. When I put them in my ear I knew they were snug because there's a little hook that goes into the front crevice of the ear, once that's inserted I just pushed it securely into my ear canal. Also, and the best thing is, it has a downloadable app that allows me to tweak the way my music sounds. Call sounds are great, so far no complaints of wind or ambient outside noises on voice calls. The overall feel when I'm wearing the earbuds are very comfortable. I like these much better than another pair I own. And yes I would recommend these to friends!

These were cheap and they showed it. Sound was poor. The saying is true when it says you get what you pay for. Thanks

Very bulky and won’t stay in ear once I get sweaty. Also very hard to get in ear at first. I tried all the sizes of the inserts that came with it.

After approx 30 initial minutes of use, the left ear bud failed. I recharged and it is still not operable.

These are probably the worst I have had. I have tried several of total wireless and I would not pick these.

To big .not to recommend bad quality dont waist your money even if are in 80 %off

Sound poor. Poor compatability with iPhone. Fell from ears too easily for sport rated ear buds.

This product it’s not good because the sound is too bad definitely not recommend

When I purchased this Headphones it is on sale but sound not clear. ;(

They go out often Nd can’t hear caller on other end would not recommend

The sound is the worst would never buy from this brand name again .

I've owned about three other pair of Jaybird ear buds over the years and the sound quality is always where they shine. Rich bass, clear mids and highs, and plenty of volume. I'll say this with the caveat that also with Jaybirds, if you don't take the time to get the fit perfect, you won't get the above mentioned great sound. The Run XT Sport's are no exception to this statement. These have a great set of features. They're relatively small, they last 4 hours on a charge, they come with a charging case that's good for 3 charges before it needs a recharge. They offer a free app that allows you to change the tone of the buds with a parametric EQ, and they also have saved EQ settings you can try out and use in the app itself. You can even save as many different EQ settings as you want. The nice thing about this is that these settings are saved right on the buds themselves, so you don't have to worry about changing devices and losing all your settings. There are pros and cons about these buds, and whether you're already a fan of totally wireless buds or this is your first pair, it may help you to read through them. The Pros: First and foremost, the sound quality. I've never had an issue with the sound of any Jaybird ear buds. They give you deep rich bass without getting muddy, the mids are clean and clear and voices sound natural, and the highs are bright without being tinny. Second is the charging case. If you've used this style of ear bud before you know that it's important to have a secure place to store them when you're not using them, and an easy way to charge them back up. The case performs both of these features nicely, but I did notice that when you open the case, the lid can only open to a vertical position and doesn't go all the way back. This makes the case very back heavy when it's open and it will not stand up easily, which makes you fumble around a bit to get the buds into or out of it. Third, they can accept calls. Like most other buds, this has become a pretty standard feature. The Bluetooth setup and connect was simple and straight forward, and walked me through the steps. Forth, the free app. It works great and offers a lot in terms of personalizing the sound. It offers you a way to save your own settings for different styles of music and it comes with pre-loaded EQ settings for you to try out and use. You can even try out other people's play lists for work outs. It's a good app, well thought out and very useful. You don't need to use it, but it's there if you want it. The Cons: I've mentioned that with these buds, fit is everything. That's no small understatement. If you don't get the fit right, you will flat out not like them. The sound will be thin and they will probably hurt. These particular buds I found trickier than their other versions to get a good fit. I found that I often had them "close" to being in the right position, but they hurt or pinched a bit. It will take you some time to figure out the right position and correct set of tips and fins to use, but even after that, I never thought they were very comfortable, although I never ever felt like they were going to fall out. They're light enough to stay in place very nicely (as all the other Jaybird buds do). This leads in nicely to my second con. In order to start, stop, pause, skip tracks, answer a call, etc., you press inward on the button at the end. Essentially, you're pressing the buds into your ears even further, and with the fit being as finicky as it is, that only makes you monkey around with them even more, after you use either button. I appreciate that the button is easy to find and large enough to actually use (unlike so many of the microscopic buttons found on other brands of buds), but you may find that you tend to avoid using them because of this. In the end, I'll say I "like" these buds, but I don't "love" them. The sound is great once the fit is right. And it could just be the shape of my ears that hampered my comfort. They are definitely worth a try especially if you're looking for a pair that stay put when you run or work out. I've loved all my other Jaybird buds, so I may just need to get used to these.

Signal is lost.when I work outin the gym or running out side

There was nothing wrong with them. They just didn’t fit my ears

I haven't had these very long and they don't work!!! Waste of $.

Not the most comfortable ear buds, no support from Jaybird

Not comfortable and stopped working after a week!!

Bluetooth connectivity is rock solid with a nice crystal free range. Ability to save your EQ settings across devices is a real time saver. Waterproof capability is a real pleasure for runners and workout enthusiasts especially with the extended Bluetooth range. Ability to use either Siri of Google Assistant, is a nice feature to have and easy to use. The case can recharge your headphones 2 times and you should get a good 8-12 hours, with recharging.

I'm a tech challenged 48 yr old father of 4 that just relied on my kids hand me down head sets, just to mow grass and ride my bike around, last set handed down was power beats that wouldn't stay charged and were always falling out when I mowed and was hard to hear music while mowing! I bought my Jaybird Run XT Sports, got home made sure they were fully charged while I looked over instructions, put them in turned them on they connected immediately, fit snug and comfortable, started mowing and couldn't hear the tractor AT ALL! Never felt loose and sound quality in my opinion was perfect and even better once I opened the app and adjusted equalizer to my preference. Very Impressed so far!!