Customer Ratings & Reviews

Gotta say these Vista 2s are pretty awesome! I love their light weight and they feel nice and snug in ear. Battery life is good, app is good! I can wear left earpod independently which is a must for me. Mic is good and connectivity is strong. Worth the price. I also purchased the new Sony 1000XM4s sound a little better but the fit did not work for me as they are def bulkier and heavier than the Vista's. They were also hard to pull out of case and I had severe connection issues. Ended up returning them! These Vista's are my go to earbuds!

Nothing but praise for the Vista 2. We have had many iterations of Jaybirds over the ears - as avid runners and gym enthusiasts, this is our go-to brand. They are very much sweat proof. Easily fit very small ears to very big ears. The noise cancelation is contestibly as good our over the head studio Sonys. This would be a 5-star but the app/UI is a little clunky. We have 2 pairs and on one pair, one of the ear pieces will turn off at random - remove the other and it turns back on, but not sure if firmware issue or setting or what.

This is the third set of these earbuds ive used. I love the way they sit in my ear, and the sound is good. This is the first pair with Active Noise Cancelling. Using the ANC while riding a bike doesn't work. make sure to turn it off. To my knowledge, the only way to change this is through the app on the phone. ANC works pretty well in other situations. The auto pause feature threw me for a loop also. Once i figured it out, it was cool.

Washed my AirPods and so have been looking for a new set of EarPods. Decided to look beyond Apple and I’m glad I did. These new Jaybird Vista 2 EarPods have been a great upgrade for me. The fit is much better and they stay put even during a high humidity, high sweat dirt moving yard work day for hours. They didn’t budge and didn’t make my ears hurt. I was also able to dunk my head in a hose to cool off without worrying about them since they have the high waterproof rating. I especially like how easy the setup went and how quickly they connect to my iPhone. Something that felt like a battle with AirPod pros, which is weird considering- same company, so that has been huge upgrade for me. I hated being ready to run or work in the yard only to spend 5 minutes on getting the freaking case to connect. That has not been an issue so far with the Vista 2s. They sound great to me and I did like using the app - (very easy quick install and auto connect to buds) to pick a pre setup equalizer setting that I liked. I’m no music pro so mince to have a lot of options ready to pick from for me. Great product, so far so good on battery life. Hope they continue to work well.

I would probably give it 4.5 stars if I could, but overall, these headphones are great. Pros They are the best fitting earbuds I have ever owned. I've run long distances with them and barely even notice they're there. Never had to readjust them because they were slipping (for comparison, the Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro feel like they're going to fall out of my ears just walking around). It's pretty easy to change the sound profile, and it is VERY customizable. The battery life seems decent, although I haven't had a chance to see if they last the advertised 8 hours. Cons There have been a couple of instances where the sound cut out of the right bud, but I just had to press the button on the bud and it reconnected. There is also a LOT of wind noise when it's windy out. I haven't noticed it when I'm running without wind, but I could see this being an issue on a bicycle. I'm not sure how they compare to the previous Vistas, but I wonder if the rougher outer surface of the bud is contributing to this. Also, they were decent value on sale at $130, but they are overpriced at $200.

They're pretty comfy and have good sound quality in my opinion. But they constantly disconnect and then I have to fight them to reconnect. I also have to often take them out and put them back in the case multiple times to get them to charge.

The headphones have a pretty decent sound. Battery life is manageable. They do not work well with my Garmin Fenix 5X watch. Probably because the Bluetooth receiver is in the right headphone and the watch is on my left hand. The audio is choppy. Wish they had Apple chip in them to integrate better with my iPhone.

Meh product! I had high hopes for Jaybirds since the last product was such a hit but 6 months in, the right earbud gave in and I had to contact customer support to have it replaced which they did and again 6 months later just after a month of 1 year warranty the right bud gave in again and now its just sitting in my closet not being used. Hopefully they can come up with better products moving forward. Plus points for noise cancellation and battery life. Those two are awesome even after a year of use.

I bought the Jaybird Vista 2 as an upgrade over my $40 JLab JBuds Air Icon and it's sad that I prefer them over these $150 Vista 2 buds... At first, they were EXTREMELY uncomfortable as the buds would just not fit properly no matter which size I used. Eventually, my ears got used to the material and they're no longer uncomfortable to wear. I also bought these over competitors because of the wing tips to help with stability. While the left one stays in my ear, the right one doesn't and will get loose if I'm doing an exercise like a decline push up... Connectivity has been the MAJOR issue that I have with this... Sometimes it will connect to my Galaxy Watch 4 without issues and other times, it will connect but I can't press the earbud to pause or skip a track. When it does that, the sound cuts in and out as well. I have to disconnect and reconnect the earbuds to fix the issue but sometimes, it won't connect and I have to close the case and reopen the case several times until it finally connects properly. Battery life is ok. I have noticed sometimes that one earbud would have less than 100% charge despite charged but it doesn't happen very frequently. At least the wireless charging works without issues. Noise cancelling is mediocre but playing my music does help drown out the surrounding noise so it works for my needs. Sound quality with the Jaybird app sounds really good and it's pretty decent without the app equalizer as well. So at least that's a positive. Overall, it's been a frustrating experience. If these were significantly cheaper than $150, I'd be willing to overlook some issues because these earbuds do sound pretty good. I don't think I'll be buying from this brand again unless they make major improvements with their next earbuds.

Loved them great sound good battery would recommend

They have a good sound. The only issue with them is that the connectivity, it sometimes turns off by itself and also the anc isn't even that noticeable at all. The SorroundSense they have works good enough but not great. The battery has really been upgraded gets me really close to the 8 hrs in that it says in the box. I really wouldn't recommended it for the price unless they would go on sale even still they have issues, hopefully a software update could fix but i doubt there will be one.

I got this ones a few years ago and they are working pretty decent for the price and quality. The only issue that I have is when I’m trying to connect to them or when someone calls to my phone for some reason I have to end the call to be able to hear property

I own a few earbuds always looking for that perfect sound I am a bass guy so when I read about these I decided to give them a try. I was very close to returning them as the sound was low and I couldn't do much about it, the bass was not punchy at all. Then I decided to change the ear tip and BOOM now I have a great sound, They are comfortable easy to program, the sound is clear, and most of all sweat and water-resistant. Now they are the ones I will carry around on hikes, walks, and exercise. Price is not bad the case is hard, not easy to break one can change tailor the sound to your particular taste. As for me I am given them 100% .

Good sound quality and slip resistance to start. As a heavy sweater, I'm hard on products like these. The inner ear wings are no longer effective and slip out regularly after 15 months. The right ear quality has deteriorated to non-existent.

Great sound, but they loose connection often and deep base sounds cause a clicking noise (very annoying). Battery life is pretty good. Might not have bought these if I knew these issues.

These are amazing buds. I needed something to replace my aged Powerbeats Pros and these looked like the best as far as overall quality and features for the price. But unfortunately they didn't fit my ears. These buds come wth 3 different rubber-dipped wings that wrap around the body. But upon further inspection I noticed that all 3 pairs of tips were the same size. And it wasn't a great size for my ear. They created a great seal that made the clarity of these earbuds out of this world, but after a short amount of time they started to create a lot of pressure and fatigue on my ear canals. The 3 pairs of wings are Large, Medium, and Nub. It comes installed with the medium wing out of the box and my first impression was that it felt great and it kept the buds SECURE. But after about an hour in my ears, I noticed that the wings started chafing on what I believe is called the "concha" of my ear. I decided to try the nubs, which is exactly what it sounds like, no wing but just a small lottle nub that sticks off the body of the bud that should still grab your concha (that's what she said). But in my case the nub *just* misses it and wiggles back and forth. It wouldn't fall out, but the body had a lot of movement. That's important, because... The controls are, different. Theres a physical button and haptic feedback. This is unique and would be great, except the button presses are pretty stiff (that's what she said) and require you jam the buds all the way into your ear when you have to press the physical button. It wasn't as noticable when I was using the wing tips, because the buds were more secure, but, like I said, when I switched to the nub tips, there was much more movement in the buds when interacted with, and pressing those physical buttons would shove the nub in and out of my ear, causing just as much fatigue on the concha. My only remedy would have been to find 3rd party wing tips, or disable all physical button press controls, but that's where another issue lies. The app allows you to customize what the buttons do, but you're limited to Single Press, Double Tap, Double Press, and Press & Hold. There are no options for all taps or all presses. So if I wanted to avoid jamming these in my ears, I would be limited to a double tap and that's it. The Powerbeats Pros got it right 3 years ago. Physical button that but not stiff as a board, and DEDICATED VOLUME ROCKERS. These are a step in the right direction but it seems a kot of manufacturers want to shove excess controls in their buds with no way of customizing what they do, and limit the user. That's no bueno. Speaking of the app though, 10/10 aside from limited controls. They have endless EQ settings and very intuitive menu settings, as well as a Find My Jaybirds and on Android, there's a notification you can have that shows real-time what your battery life is at. The EQ makes SUCH a difference for the quality of the sound. Once you find exactly what you like, you won't be disappointed because these buds will do everything you want them to in regards to sound. The bass is perfect and the highs are crisp and very in-depth. If you like it to boom, it'll boom. If you want audiophile clarity, it'll do that too. The case is one of the higher quality cases I've used too waterpr4oof, dust proof, sweatproof. The magnets that hold the buds in are strong, and you'd have to seriously eff up in order to shoot them out of the case. I so badly wanted these to work out for me because everything about them was phenomenal. They just didn't fit my ears without pain. If the bodies of the buds were a tad bit smaller they would get a 10/10, absolutely worth the price, and I'd protect them with my life. But unfortunately I have to return them because they make my ears sad.

Great sound. Battery life is great too! You can't go wrong with these

I have had numerous Jaybird headphones. These are definitely the best. However, I still think Jaybird needs to work on the firmware a little more. I previously had the original Vistas, which were fantastic and functioned perfectly. These tend to have issues when trying to reconnect while going in and out of range. I have also experienced the play/pause functionality will work only on the earbud that you pressed play/pause Small firmware details that could make these even better. Sound quality is great. Fitment is great. I used them everyday. No joke

If you liked the vista 1 then you will like these, they are more or less the vista 1 with ANC, better battery life, and soundsense (just sound passthrough). They are the same size and comfort level as the originals, have almost the same controls, and are even more water proof. I don't care what some people are saying about the ANC not being amazing which it isn't but who cares, you get so many other things for the money and when you use the ANC right it does it's job great!

Mine died in less than a year but I run my earbuds hard so mine typically fail in less than 2. These fit great in my ear, but the Jaybirds I got for my wife were too big and one of my coworkers said his fit was also uncomfortable. If you can get them to fit you won't want another pair. Mine feel very secure in my ears. In any weather and doing any activity I've never had to worry about these things coming loose. They last practically all day without the case needing charged. The company does good work and I like the Vista 2 more that the original Vista and I'm looking forward to the Vista 3 whenever they come out.