Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love my wireless Jaybird. When I run or workout they stay in place which is great I dont have to keep stopping to fix them. And it stays connected from a long distance so I can put my phone down and move around and it will still stay connect. I'm so happy with my purchase

I’ve bought multiple headphones from this brand. I like them but this last pair didn’t last as long but always get the warranty!

If you liked the X2, which I loved very much, then you'll love these even more since they include the ability to tune them to the sound "style" that you desire using the app. So yes get the app. This is a great product and I can't wait to see what they come up with in the next release.

Jaybirds work well, only issue is sometimes it gets into a weird interaction with my iphone where it connects but doesn't play audio. All round though, it is a great product.

I love these headphones, I always lose them so this is like my 3rd pair. Only problem is the foam ear pieces wear out quickly but other than that they are great

My main problem is that they fall out the ear easily. You have to keep adjusting them. Sound quality is great and the app is interesting.

My son was very happy with this gift I bought for him at Best Buy. The product is expensive but light weight, quality of sound and great design truly justify it. I highly recommend it.

These Headphones were great with every aspect! They would struggle to connect sometimes but if they are charged and you restart them they don't have a problem again! highly recommended

Good sound but bad idea on the papritory charging connector which means you have to carry it with you every where you go or buy 2 or 3.

While the sound was pretty good, the fitment just wasn’t good for my ears. I replaced with Powerbeats 3 and am much happier.

These headphones deliver surprisingly good sound quality, however they are very flimsy and break easily.

These sound great but they hurt my ears to use. I changed the little ear pieces to different sizes and couldn't find a comfortable size.

I've used these so far for 1 week and can say that even out of the box I knew they were worth it. I commute to my university 1 hour to and back, go to the gym, and listen to music while relaxing. So I listen to music probably 4 hours+ everyday. I know Jaybird x3 are one of the best, because if you google "what is the best wireless earbuds/headset?" Jaybird's are always there or at the top of articles. Plus the price is beyond responable compared to other wireless buds and considering all the nice additions you get such as the app, foam tips, patented ear hooks, and much more. Earbud tips 10/10 When I took them out of the box I found out a lot of stuff that I would reccomend. First they come with two kinds of earbud tips, silicone and foam. The foam tips in my opinion are way better than the silicone as you can press them down they then reinflate in your ear making a better seal. Another thing is silicones when artist say any word with an "s" it sounds like a snake, but not with the foam tips. Only down side is that you lose trembles and some vocal clarity as it does seem a bit muffled compared to silicones. Also you can buy a set of ear tip that come with isolate, comfort, and sport foam tips on Amazon for a specific measuremee(small,medium,large) instead of buying a set with only multiple measurements. Patented Ear hooks 9/10 These ear hooks are 100% effective in keeping the earbuds in your ear. Honestly there is no other option with these hooks as you have to keep them on. I found that if you take them off both silicone and foam tips fall out with a simple turn of the head within seconds. But with them on you can shake your head all you want and they won't budge. Comforability wise when you initially put them in your ear it is very soft, but later on you can kinda feel the hooks poking your ear. Then later you will get used to it. I found that you have to make sure the ear tips are not too small, so the hooks don't get close enough to poke your ear (I use the medium foam tips, small hooks). Odd charging process 8/10 I'm not sure if this is new, but you have to plug this small port into an wall charger/laptop port (some people recommend not plugging it into a wall charger port). Then attach the port onto the console (the +, -, play button part) and it charges. Some people don't like this as it's a unique charging device that if you lose will have to order a new one from Jaybird themselves. I simply keep mine at home and never move, but will be planning and recommend to get another one and attach it to your keychain as it's pretty light. Bluetooth capabilitie 10/10 It's pretty basic in you hold the play button for a bit which actives a friendly promt connecting you to your device. I have a Samsung Galaxy S6 and so far it has worked prefectly in holding a connection, pairing/automatically pairing, and really anything else. App + Sound (THE BEST PART) 10/10 The most important thing about headphones are the sound and I combined the sound and app, because the app makes a huge difference. The app is called MySound, and in it you have the option to custimize low, mid, and high ranges which most people including myself don't know how to manipulate too well. Luckily, a community has developed that have featured select "sound profiles" that are premade manipulations of the different ranges making. There are hundreds of profiles that are usually personalized for specific genes to make bass, vocals, and other parts lower or can amplify them. Also the app provides you with an icon of the battery life of the earbuds which is definitely handy. I highly recommend trying out the "Hi Def Audio" profile as you will see the difference and why it is so worth it.

Unfortuately Best Buy does not have demos for in ear headphones and this one isnt loud enough for someone who is hard of hearing

I wish I could say these are the greatest earbuds I ever bought, but they do have their flaws. First of all after a few months the earbuds separate easily and I have lost all of them except for the last two I have now. I will have to order some replacement through the website. second is that these do not last 8 hours as advertised. The only thing I can say is they are really good at Sweat Protection and the Great Sound.

Obviously not true wireless, but a great option for runners or cyclists. Super easy sync with a full function app to customize for your listening pleasure. I owned the X2 previously, and I will own the X4 when they come around. For now, these are great.

I purchased these because they were cheaper than Bose and Beats. They look great and they're light weight, but they did not stay on. With all the interchangeable ear pieces I tried, I still could not get them to fit and stay in place. Do not purchase if you want to do any vigorous activity while wearing these. They had decent sound, but the Beats x3 wireless headphones I bought instead are much better quality for the money.

These headphones sound good and come with a variety of pieces to adjust your fit. I sweat a lot at the gym and haven't had any problems with these headphones

I usually use rubber ear tips for other earbuds from other brands but for these, I liked the sponge eartips because they stayed more comfortably in my ears during exercises.

They were good for the time I had them. I have since upgraded to AirPods. But if you don’t want AirPods then these are a good option.