Customer Ratings & Reviews

Ive owned wireless headphones from this manufacturer in the past. Im happy to say that the quality is still, as solid as can be. The reasons I still really enjoy this brand and these headphones specifically is because of 2 reasons. Portability and sound quality. First, these headphones come with a mini charge station that provides up to several.... not 1 or 2, but sever hours of play. The compact carry/charge case is a teach touch that really differentiates these from other players in the area. The keychain dongle is a neat touch too, this attachment allows me to attach the charge case to a backpack or gymbag etc. Very cool design. Next is the sound, when i first popped these earphones in i didnt initially think the sound was all too great, but then i realized that the rubber earphone mold that came stock on the earphones was too small and the gap between the rubber and my ear was allowing a lot of sound to escape. Luckily these come with 3 replace molds of different sizes. Once i changes to a larger mold it was immediately fixed. The quality is solid with deep base and crisp treble, as it should be. The companion app also give the user the ability to tweak to their liking. All in all, due to portability and sound quality i highly recommend these wireless headphones.

Great for the gym. I seriously can’t hear anyone around me or the music playing at the gym. They work so well it almost got me into trouble with my partner. She thought I was ignoring her when she was talking to me from another room at home. I just couldn’t hear. They are very comfortable and hold a long charge. I’ve been using them for quite a while, at least a year. I’ve used them running and they don’t fall out. When running I only use one earbud because they are so good that you wouldn’t hear a car or bike behind you. A serious upgrade from the version with the cord on the back of your neck.

These were the best headphones for me out of the many options laid before me. Here is my justification. Airpod Pros First off, I don't care for Apple products. The Pros were overpriced, the Active Noise cancelling is not the same as what you would get on a pair of over the ear headphones, they only come in white, they use a lightning cable (don't use an iPhone), does not feel secure when working out and they also look very dorky. So those were out. Jabra Elite 75T These were a solid second, the only reason I didn't get them over the Jaybirds was because the Jabras couldn't operate independently. Meaning I always had to use the right headset if I wanted to only use one. Power Beats Pro Great headset but doesn't justify the price. My biggest problem was the carrying case is huge and probably would require a bag to carry them around. I don't always carry a bag everywhere I go so those days I don't have one becomes an obstacle to carry them around. I also did not like that these had a lightning port because I use Android and don't plan on changing anytime in the future. Sony wf-1000xm3 Provides better noise cancelling and sound netter compared to the Airpods pro, all at a lower price. Only problem is that case is huge too. Also, I don't think that I want to shell out an extra $50 compared to the Jaybirds to just get active noisecancelling that is only a little bit better than my passive noise cancelling. Maybe it's just me but active noise cancelling doesn't seem to provide me a difference that is worth paying extra for. I own the Galaxy Buds and those are great. Very solid but I wanted something more durable and better sounding. The Jaybirds have a lot of positives that a lot of people overlook. - Cool Lanyard that I can hookup to my keychain. Now they will always be near. - Adaptable EQ. I can fine tune my EQ to my liking and even choose presets that others have made. - Very durable. I can literally shower with these if I want. - Headphones can work independently - Very secure fit With all that said, if you care more about call quality. Get the Airpod Pros (if your an Apple user) or the Jabra Elite 75t. If you want sound and decent call quality than the Jaybirds fit the mold. My only recommendation on improvements with the Jaybirds is they should go back to letting people choose their ear tips and wings separately and add wireless charging. Minor gripes but would nearly perfect these headphones.

So before these i used to rock the Bose SoundSport wired earbuds, they were coo but one of them decided to clock out on me and I can no longer use them anymore. I found these from a you tuber who is a long distance runner and has had these for a long time and he said he hasn't had any issues so I was like fuq it. Honestly the best earbuds I've used for everyday use and running. They sound great and have a pretty good battery life for my use. I would like to say I'm a pretty sweaty runner so sweat resistance is awesome haven't had an issue with them. The fit in my ear works really good for me. They were a bit uncomfortable at first but after the second day I was chillin. As well as the weight of each bud they are Hella light so they can be on your ear for a gooood minute like 5-6 comfortably. They don't stick out like the Bose SoundSport wireless so you wont have the issue of looking like you have hearing aids on. I will say that when I'm running I do have to put the volume to max in order to get in the groove of what I'm listening to. But other than that they are a pretty solid choice. Bass is there but not as good as the beats pro wireless. The mids and lows are also good.

Bought these for my wife for Christmas. Today on January 4th she decides to go for a run. Opened said item and they were USED!!! Case was all scratched and scuffed and ear wax still on ear piece. Took all of 30+ minutes to get someone other than a robot on the phone to be able to return them. Very disappointed in Best Buy’s customer service and lack of checking returned products.

I cannot hear my surroundings when I am walking on the street, I can not hear cars nor truck it’s so bad I can never hear when someone is speaking to me. And what’s even worse is multiple times when u turn them on they ten to turn of them self. Thats weird & a pro device. I only got took them because I needed something quick them will fit in my ear.

This is an outstanding set of wireless buds. As long as you don't require the functions this set does not have--active noise cancelling or a "hear-through" mode--then you should stop looking and just buy these. For me this pair won because of fit. I have owned and/or tried these against the Bose wireless (shorted out after heavy sweat); Apple AirPod Pros (very good overall but would not stay in my ears on runs); Jabra 75t Active (also very good overall but would not stay in my ears). In fact, I have tried previous Jaybirds and did not like them. But these are different. The fit was outstanding. They are comfortable, and they have the wing to keep them in place. Headphone reviews talk about "I shook my head and they didn't come out!" but so what? Do a run or workout with them and see how it goes once you're sweaty and they start slipping. These didn't slip at all and require essentially no adjustment mid-workout or mid-run. They also don't make my ears sore after long listening/workout sessions, which can't be said for some others. Of course, fit is unique to everyone's ears, but the tapered tips (in my experience) make it much easier to get a good fit and seal. Speaking of seal, these do an excellent job of sealing out outside noise. In fact, I found little difference between these and some ANC buds in terms of relative silence because the seal was that good. For me that is a real plus but, if you run outside on the street, then you need to take that into consideration as they don't have a sound pass-through mode. You can use just one bud, though, in case you need to hear ambient sound. But if you keep them both in, keep your head on a swivel. The seal is that good. The sound quality on these is very good, borderline excellent. I was very surprised because I have tried two prior versions of Jaybird's run earbuds and the sound quality was always a "meh." That included the more recent versions which had the app that allowed EQ control. This model has that as well, but sounds lightyears better regardless of the app (although the app is really nice and does help). I'm not going to get into a whole audiophile description of the sound quality, so suffice it to say that they're punchy but clear and sound very good on a variety of types of music. It's absolutely worth noting that the case is small and charges the buds. It uses USB-C and latches closed well. The buds click in with some hefty magnets. When you put the buds in they will tell you battery life remaining. Less than 100%, time to charge the case. So easy. These are also waterproof, so you don't have to worry about sweating the heck out of them during a workout. They'll keep going. Also, in my experience they don't require constant adjustments once the sweat starts to flow, and you they keep the sweat out of your ear canal due to the seal (unlike other workout buds I've owned). Overall I would absolutely recommend these buds and would buy again in a heartbeat.

I love music. I love it loud & I want to hear every little note that's available in a song. So this purchase was important to me. I already returned the jabra Elite 65t. They were just flat! These jaybirds deliver! I also bough the new Powerbeats pro just to compare. I kept switching back & forth & I could tell no difference at all!!! The jaybirds are light & small. The case is small. Plus I had the option for the light grey. The buds are light grey as well as the case. On the beats the ear buds are big because they loop over your ear. The beats I bought were ivory & the case came in black. Which I didn't like. All personal taste on that. So if the sound is all the same the visual aesthetics & the price made up my mind. The Jaybirds go in & out of your ear fast. They're light weight & the sound quality is amazing! Plus they have an app where you can customize the sound to your specific hearing. Beats app sucks. Just saying. Save the $70 & buy these.

These earphones are truly amazing and they came at the perfect time as the new Sony wireless earbuds were just released - however those seemed a little overrated with limited use given lack of water resistance. Anyway with these earphones I think they are a perfect value around $150. I say that because what they offer good sound quality which I think would be more than superb for 99% of people looking at this and if you are a casual listener / use them for workouts these are ideal. It's really hard to recommend anybearbuds for super long listening. The carrying case makes it easily carriable wherever you go. The battery life is quite satisfactory and basically what the specs mention. Pairing is easy and the app is very helpful. Being able to only use one earbud at a time while the other one is charging is very useful for when just listening to something and want to hear what's around you. As soon as I move the other earbud and put it on the sound syncs seamlessly. No noticable delay when watching videos. The are very light and almost unnoticeable in the ears. Very very comfortable The buttons are a small annoyance. The clicks are not intuitive and it takes a few times to get used to them. Also when using only one earphone it is slightly confusing. It also hurts when you push them into your ear and this can be mitigated by holding it with thumb and middle finger and clicking with index finger.

Long story short about these earbuds lol... August 2020 -- Bought Vista during the summer to bike with because couldn't wait longer for the new Bose ones (have been a big Bose fan for long time) September 2020 -- Returned it because the new Bose ones were coming out despite everything was pretty great with Vista (fit into my ears nice and secure, awesome sound with Google Pixel phone, although Spotify sounds a little fuzzy on MacBook Pro...) October 2020 -- Bought the new Bose QC earbuds but sadly the left bud just keeps falling out of my ear with all of the ear tip options, don't know why since my previous Bose Sport Free fits my ears nicely, it's really annoy because I have been waiting and obsessed with new Bose earbuds for so long, anyway I had to return the Bose and after many research again I bought Vista back again because the overall performance and features are pretty good. I would say compare to Bose the sound on Vista is a little tiny bit less clear and spacial but not that noticeable at all especially when you are outside or working out. The connection switch between devices are more smooth than Bose QC earbuds and Vista has more controls with the earbuds gestures without relying on the device, plus the customized EQ settings are fun. It would be nice to have ANC on Vista but the price will go higher and if you use it for biking outdoor or exercise it doesn't matter that much as long your environment is not too noisy. I would definitely recommend Vista to people who exercise often and for everyday use. Hope mine could last a long time before replacement.

The all-new Jaybird Vista are truly exceptional in many areas: 1. Comfort: All day use. 2. Connectivity: over 60 feet of perfect connection with no obstructions between earbuds and my phone. 3 Design: From the earbuds to the case, they are designed to be one-of-a-kind and durable. 4. Battery: Excellent for true wireless. 5. Mobility: With a grippy hold in my ears and a rugged case for travel, I can take these anywhere. 6. Colors: color options are solid. I am loving my Nimbus Gray. 7. Better than my friend's AirPods. I am truly pleased with my purchase. I will recommend these to anyone looking for an unbeatable pair of true-wireless earbuds.

These were a gift from my wonderful girlfriend. I had no idea they would end up saving my sanity. A little background. I'm a busser / dishwasher at a very busy cafe. Sometimes (all the time) it can get really aggravating and I just feel like smashing some dishes and / or punching the dish machine like a rabid Mike Tyson. The Jaybird Vistas changed all of that. Now when I get really angry at work, I pop in my Vistas, put on some RATM and work like a rabid Mike Tyson if he were a busser / dishwasher. If my job were an Olympic sport, I'm thinking gold. And I owe it all to my Vistas and my fantastic girlfriend. They sound amazing, and the fit was perfect right out of the box. The battery lasts me through a few shifts and more. Excellent water / sweat resistance; I frequently touch them with wet hands. The controls are easy to use while I'm already busy using my hands. Max volume was not very loud at first, but that can be fixed by going into the Jaybird app and changing the buttons to control the volume. Best gift ever, I love you baby!

Bought this on the fly - was looking for something I could use for exercise and leisure. The Jaybird Vistas are one of the best small footprint wireless in-ear headphones on the market. Pros: No issues with fit - the silicone wings tuck neatly into each ear's pocket. Tried to have these pop out by running and even doing some handstands - no issues! Your mileage may vary, but for me these worked. Sound quality is great. There is an app you can download which lets you customize the EQ for highs mids and lows, and even has presets built by other users and athletes that you can easily switch to. One of my favorite features is using each individual bud on its own. That way, you can listen to the environment while listening to music/podcasts. Small charging case is very discreet and I like that the magnets click the buds in for charging. Cons: It doesn't have noise cancellation, but the seal is very good and I find I like it a little better this way. Wish there was a way to check the charge on the case. A little pricy, but if you plan to use these for years (and many many occasions), then make it an investment and enjoy!

----- Summary ----- In the Box: - Jaybird Vista headphones - Charging case - USB C charging cable - Three silicone eargel sizes Pros: - Totally wireless - Reliable connection - Good sound quality - Secure fit - Long lasting battery life - Quick charging - Lightweight and compact case - IPX7 waterproof rating Cons: - No ambient sound control ----- Review ----- Setup: Connecting the Jaybird Vista headphones to my phone was a breeze. The few steps needed were opening the case, pressing and holding the case button until the LED turned on, and then selecting “Jaybird Vista” from my phone’s Bluetooth menu. That is really all there is to it, and I appreciated the simplicity. Design: Clearly designed for active lifestyles and weathering the elements, the Jaybird Vista headphones are compact, lightweight, waterproof and sweatproof (IPX7 rating), secure, and comfortable. I hardly notice that I have the headphones in my ears during runs and workouts. Thanks to the three different eargel sizes, I found a size that fits perfectly in my ears, which prevents the headphones from bouncing around during activity or falling out of my ears. As for the charging case, it is surprisingly lightweight and compact, like the headphones, and the small loop attached to the charging case is a nice addition that makes it easier to carry. After using the headphones, it is easy to snap them into the case for storage and recharging. Ease of use coupled with functional design makes these headphones a great workout companion. Features & Performance: As totally wireless headphones, wearing them during workouts is freeing and convenient. They are also great for everyday use like commuting or doing chores around the house. I have noticed how the simplicity makes each use an enjoyable experience. They are easy to put in my ears and turn on automatically upon taking them out of the case. Pausing, resuming and skipping music, as well as answering or ending calls can all be done via a button on either earbud. I have never had to worry about running out of battery, thanks to the 6 hours of playtime on a full charge, plus an additional 10 hours from the charging case. Additionally, just 5 minutes of charging offers about an hour of playtime. If you chose, one earbud can be used independently, which extends the total power to 32 hours. With an IPX7 waterproof rating, weather and sweat are no problem for these headphones. Very few totally wireless headphones can withstand rain, much less full water submersion, but the Jaybird Vista headphones can weather just about anything. Unfortunately, the out of the box sound quality was a little disappointing to me in comparison to the Jaybird X4 headphones, but I do prefer the ease of use that the Jaybird Vista headphones provide, and I would still say the sound quality is good. Using the Jaybird app, EQ controls allow you to personalize the sound to your liking. I wish ambient sound control (i.e. hearing more or less outside sound) was a feature in the app, but I think the many other features like durability, dependability, comfort, and overall enjoyable experience make up for the lack of ambient sound control. I have yet to see or try other totally wireless headphones that have the quality performance and features of the Jaybird Vista headphones. Verdict: The Jaybird Vista headphones are an easy recommendation for workouts or everyday use. They are comfortable and easy to use, and they also have good sound quality and long lasting battery life. These are some of the best headphones I have tested, and they have a lot to offer.

I spent a while looking at the different options for true wireless earbuds. I first looked at the Sony WF-1000XM3, but they had no sweat proofing and I wanted to work out. I've killed enough earbuds over the years from sweat (Etymotic, Westone, etc) to know not to jump into that game again. That brought me to these, the Jabras, and PowerBeats Pro. The PowerBeats Pro looked great, but I already had a wireless set of earphones with the over ear loop and was looking for something that didn't compete for space with sunglasses or a hat. Also, the case for the PBPs is laughably large. The Jabras had been on the market for a while and were more expensive. I didn't really see a compelling reason to try those and reviews were not totally glowing. Additionally, not being able to use the earbuds completely individually was a negative. So that left me looking at the Jaybird Vistas. At first I was put off by the negative reviews of the previous models, but initial reviews of the Vista seemed to indicate that things were much improved. I waited a couple days to see the first reviews from customers come in and they largely echoed the positive professional reviews, so I took a chance. And I'm so happy I did. Form and Fit: The earbuds may look more boxy and awkward in photos, but they find their way into the ear perfectly and you forget you're wearing them. I'm at a point where I look forward to using them not just for sound, but they are more comfortable than any other non-over-ear headphone I've used. The charging case is small and easily pocketable, and the lanyard means you can put it on a keychain. The earbuds are easy to put in their place in the case and a magnet holds them in place. The neon yellow is fun too. Sound: The EQ in the app really pulls a lot of weight here and lets you dial in the right sound for your preference. I am using a user generated EQ shared in the app that's an "audiophile" sound, meaning I get a bit more definition up top while keeping solid bass. I'm really happy with them. I tested these against other headphones I have like the Meze Classic 99 and I honestly preferred the Jaybirds, which was a surprise result. For true wireless Bluetooth, these are quite good. I'm sure the Sonys have an edge on sound based on people's feedback, but they wont if they die from sweat damage. Value: These are fairly priced IMO, but that's for you to decide for yourself. Durability: Nothing so far that would suggest any future issues here. Earbuds are super solid and IPX7 is nice. If anything fails early, my guess would be the case hinge, but we'll see. It's pretty solid. Cons: Mic is weak, but to be mostly expected with this category Neutral: These really, really work well for passive isolation. Be careful in traffic. I only use one earbud when biking in traffic. Ambient sound would be a very welcome addition. Pros: Everything else. These true wireless earbuds are near perfect. The only thing missing is an ambient sound feature, but I wonder if it's possible to add that later with firmware. I'd recommend them to anyone who wants to work out with earbuds, or wants to garden/landscape, or really any activity. Nice work Jaybird!

Bought this on the fly - was looking for something I could use for exercise and leisure. The Jaybird Vistas are one of the best small footprint wireless in-ear headphones on the market. Pros: No issues with fit - the silicone wings tuck neatly into each ear's pocket. Tried to have these pop out by running and even doing some handstands - no issues! Your mileage may vary, but for me these worked. Sound quality is great. There is an app you can download which lets you customize the EQ for highs mids and lows, and even has presets built by other users and athletes that you can easily switch to. One of my favorite features is using each individual bud on its own. That way, you can listen to the environment while listening to music/podcasts. Cons: It doesn't have noise cancellation, but the seal is very good and I find I like it a little better this way. A little pricy, but if you plan to use these for years (and many many occasions), then make it an investment and enjoy!

Best ear buds I have ever used hands down. Charges quickly when you need it and advertised time is quite accurate. Jaybird app does a great job adjusting EQ to the individual. Comes with 3 different ear plugs sizes insuring they fit snug. Might be uncomfortable to people not used to having ear plugs or similar in their ears. Pass through for outside noise is above expected and volume is loud enough for my needs. Phone mic can be hard to hear if it's windy or noisy around you but I'd expect that for almost all devices without a dedicated mic. Either ear plugs works independently so you don't have to have both in. Headphones are so good I bought another pair for my roommate. She loves them too and uses them 8+ hours a day at work. If you're on the fence don't be. You won't look back.

The Jaybird Vista buds fit securely. They're lightweight, comfortable, have good isolation and sound quite good. They connects easily to multiple devices. They can be used for calls and for all other activities.

I originally purchased the wireless beats pro. They were $275 and they were horrible! They had the worst connection in my area and would always disconnect! Had them for two weeks and I returned them and picked up the Jaybird Vista's. Let me tell you, the Jaybird Vista's were nearly $200 and they sound so much better! They also had 0 connection issues and the app has an awesome EQ that has an endless amount of adjustments! They are also waterproof and extremely comfortable! These wireless buds are amazing for the money! Great for the gym or hitting the track for a run! Not one time have they fallen out of my ears! Great product!! Definitely recommend if you are looking for high end ear buds but pay under $200. Don't buy the beats pro, they are trash!

Bluetooth earbuds have always been about finding a livable compromise between weight, battery life, fit, sound quality, and ruggedness. Excelling in one would often hurt the others, leaving the consumer to sort through all of them to find the product that was terrible in the ways they didn't care about. These somehow do away with all of that and are excellent across the board. It's a little freaky, to be honest. PROS: +Great size, barely bigger than a typical wired earbud +Superb fit, straight out of the box, with no uncomfortable insertion procedure. +Strong battery life, with very fast charging +Excellent passive sound isolation +Basically waterproof +Great sound, great app, connects instantly to my OnePlus +Excellent wireless performance, with no audio lag +I like the magnetic capture of the buds and closure of the case CONS: -The on-bud controls are worthless, and require you to press the bud uncomfortably hard into your head -The case is cheaply constructed, given the price