Customer Ratings & Reviews

I bought these to replace a pair of Panasonic Wings - I wear these for long workouts and bike rides - and my needs are REALLY subjective, and specific so take that into account. The loop for the ears is what feels like a magnetic or spring mechanism that kind of gently snaps back into place, ensuring a snug fit around ad behind your ears, but no pressure, rubbing or discomfort. I wear with the cable BEHIND my neck for safety and comfort - especially when riding because it stay out of the way of helmet straps. Feels fine front or back, but the cable material (silicone?) is great - doesn't rub, stick or tangle, no matter how much I sweat. Against bare skin or dry/soaked fabric. And my head sweats a LOT. No issues with the JBLs, but the Panasonics they replaced were not great in that department so this is a bonus. Charging is quick - they get up to about 70% really fast then more slowly to 100% but I've ridden for hours on a full charge and never had a stutter on power. The control method is the wonkiest and I can't stress enough - practice before heading out with them. There's only one "button" - a touch sensitive area -small - but not one single area -- on the right earpiece surface - on and above the BT/power led. Controls are by tapping or sliding - one tap to pause/unpause, two to skip a track, three taps to skip back a track -- and slide finger up or down the grooved ridges for volume. For phone, even weirder - you answer a call by tapping the "L" on the logo when it rings, twice to ignore - anyway, you get the idea. small, fiddly when you're moving and prone to error, so five minutes of practice will go a LONG way. Sweat and rain don't seem to impact the response, which is great. And because Apple's weird non standard controls always do this, you can expect this to work better with an Android phone than an iPhone, I can't for example activate Siri, which is a bummer. And another reason to master the controls. Audio fidelity is fantastic at this price and I have no complaints. Second or third best in-ear wireless buds I've used and I've used a LOT. Sony and Apple's pod competitors won't stay in my ears tho. So I need the earloops and don't mind the neck loop - it actually helps keep them secure when I'm doing action and stunts! My number one concerns are safety and utility - and here for me they shine. I can hear outside noise, so bikes coming up behind me, traffic and so on, yet still clear audio at any volumes and far less wind noise than sometimes comes through these things. I bought on sale and I'm so happy I'm buying a second set in case something happens to this one.

Sounds is good, fit is better, in and around the ear. However, the volume adjust/channel selector is poorly designed and difficult to control when active. For instance, when bowling, movement of my chin during forward and backward swings causes the device casing to bump against my chin resulting in either channel switching, or outright pausing of playback. (I can replicate this design flaw at will. I would also recommend increasing overall cord length by 5-10mm.)

JBL's Endurance Sprint Wireless In-Ear Headphones provide an unrivaled soundstage, but are marred by the poorly implemented touch controls. Sound quality is simply amazing for the price, lows mids and highs all have their presence when listening through the Endurance sprint headphones, Water resistance is always a plus, Battery life is average at best lasting 8 hours but the ability to get 1 hour of listening time in 10 minutes of charging makes a world of a difference in comparison to other headphones in the price range. now for the touch controls they are too sensitive, the headphones have a tendency to turn on when anything comes in contact with the touch sensitive pad sometimes pausing your music listening even when your phone is connected to your car through apple car play or android auto. the Volume control is finicky and you will likely end up starting and stopping your music listening experience multiple times when attempting to control the volume with the headphones, if JBL would implement a capacitive touch sensitive system in the headphones instead it would greatly improve the headphones. if you enjoy listening to music and dont mind the exteme sensitivity in the touch controls get the headphones you will not regret it.

These are lightweight and fair for smaller ears. A magnetic feature helps secure the headphones around the ear. The sound is great. I don’t like the touch sensitivity. It is hard to turn the volume up and down. You end up inadvertently disconnecting a phone call or stopping and changing with your music.

Sound is good but lacks bass. The controls are a bit touchy and take finesse. Overall being a runner I give it a 7 of 10. Stay in place and hold a great charge. Not recommended for small ears.

The sound quality works well and the ear straps are pretty comfortable. The idea they had is good in theory but overall not the best implementation. It takes awhile to get used to the touch features of changing tracks/volume. Once you do, it still gets tricky every now and again. Whenever I let the headphone hang anything that touches the sensor is recognized, i.e. my shirts, a wall, or palm, and causes the song to be paused or skipped accidentally. If I happen to take a call I feel like I’m yelling for the person on the other line to hear me clearly. I mostly use these for listening to music so I don’t have any issues there, if the actual wire was half an inch longer would help keep the back from dragging on my collar. Overall, I enjoy using the headphones but couldn’t get used to the controls.

The earbuds fit comfortably in and around the ear. They hold in place very well. I used them while riding jet-skis. The max volume level could be better, but it is loud enough to hear music while riding skis or motorcycle. They do pause play when drops of water hit them, but it is a simple tap to restart play. I like the fact they are waterproof. Definitely a great bang for the buck.

I have tried a number of headphones designed for active use, but none has been as good as this JBL - Endurance Sprint headphones. This headphone has the best clip design that stays in place during runs. The sound quality is amazing for a headphone this size, especially once you find an ear tip that fits you perfectly there is great noise isolation. The battery life of 8 hours is 2nd only to Backbeats. The only gripe I have is the touch sensitive control on the right headphone. Many times I accidentally pause the music when just trying to secure the headphones.

Bought these on sale. Sound is pretty good, maybe a little lacking in bass, but still good. Cord could be a little longer. Fit my ears good so that is a positive too!

I use these primarily for running. I have to say, it's one of the first pairs of wireless headphones that can handle my sweat. I am flooded after a good run, in my ears, and all. These drown in puddles of sweat and haven't shown any sign of slowing down. I think battery life is about 8 hours, so I charge them after every 3 gym sessions (about 2 hours or so) and they hold the charge pretty well. They definitely drop out after 8 though, I've reached that point. Not so bad though. They are sensitive and I wish they had no controls other than a power button, but they work for working out. The sound is decent, better than many other gym headphones I've had considering movement, and the fact I don't want to replace a headset every few months. I see these lasting me over a year. Eventually batteries die out, or it just comes time to replace headphones when they see heavy use. I've had these for a month or two before reviewing.

The sound is great and the ear buds stay in place throughout workouts and runs. They are durable and light weight. The controls are not user friendly and difficult to manage.

I love everything about these earbuds except for one thing: I have a hard time adjusting the volume without turning them off. You're apparently supposed to be able to just swipe up or down to change the volume, but I can rarely accomplish it without them beeping off. I usually end up just adjusting the volume on my phone, even though that's not what I'd prefer to do. But they stay snug in my ears, and I don't have to worry about them falling out -- which I did with every other set of buds I've had. The sound is good too.

I was looking for an inexpensive option and these were a good deal. They do stay on my ears well when running which was the main goal. Sound is ok, but there is no obvious on/off switch. You have to press the side of one earpiece very firmly to turn it on/off, pause or skip songs. Finding this 'spot' and making it work can be a bit frustrating. Decent battery life and durable. For the price a good deal.

Great sound good quality design..... two cons the length of the cord needs to be a bit longer, you feel constrained to not move freely thinking the earbud may come out, which it has several times while working out to me. Second con is the sensitivity of the touch controls on the right side, with this COVID world we are in currently it’s constantly a battle of music cutting off and doing other functions since my mask rubs the surface here and there causing issues... overall a descent pair of headphone for the price

Pros - Fits great in my ear and stays in while running or working out. The sound is also very good. Cons - When I'm with a crowd, I like to take one ear piece out and let it hang down by my neck so I can still talk to folks. Unfortunately, the cord is way too short for me to do that. It keeps tugging my other ear piece out or simply falls down behind by back. I love that the volume and song controls are touch sensitive. However, they are on the same ear piece and are way too sensitive for me to change the volume without causing it to stop or skip the current song. I can very rarely get it to work when I'm sitting still. There is no way possible for me to change the volume while running.

I really really enjoy these ear buds.. they fit great and sound great...

I went looking for a good pair of wireless headphone to work with my iWatch when working out for under $100. The JBL Endurance Wireless headphones were recommended as an option for their sound quality and comfort. They do not disappoint! They provide a secure fit with honest to goodness sound quality without enhanced bass or treble. The overall quality is as good if not better than some higher priced headphones I've used. I'm very pleased with their performance so far.

I have trouble keeping in ear phones in my ears. These fits pretty well and stay in nicely. The wire around the back is short so it does not bother my neck, but makes it a little tricky to get the second phone in my ear. I am not sure of the sound quality at this point. It does not have very strong bass, which I prefer, but it does seem to be getting better the more I use them. It might be that they just need a "break in" period.

I purchased these for my dad for running and he enjoyed them very much. There is no weight on one side of the headphones so that prevents them for weighing to one side like other headphones and eventually they fall off. All the volume and controls are on the headphones itself. Touch controls. Battery and sound quality are good. JBL is a good brand

Pretty good sound. Don’t fall off my ears like buds do. Was a great sale price