Customer Ratings & Reviews

They’re just ok, volume isn’t great, they stick out a lot in sides

Great sound but the fit does kind of hurt after a while. Have to adjust and readjust several times.

PROS: . Will not fall off . Good size buttons . Excellent battery life . Relatively good sound CONS: . May get uncomfortable after a couple of hours I work out at least four times a week and walk the other days. Besides my work, two of the things I love the most are being fit and listening to music. My main complaint is that earbuds or in-ear headphones in general tend to fall out when you are working out. I got used to walking with some good ones but they are still not as secure for heavy exercise as I wish they were. Another issue is that very few sound as good as I like. The alternative is on- or over-ear headphones but they are either not designed for sports or the sound quality is unbearable. The UA Sport Wireless Train On-Ear Headphones not only can stand sweaty exercises but they are comfortable and sound relatively good. By relative, I do not mean that they are bad but since I have another pair of great headphones to listen while I am resting on the couch, all other headphones sound relatively inferior but please do not think they sound cheap. Also, keep in mind that these are for sports and for that, they do a great job. In my experience, they are the best and the only ones that I would use during workouts. One thing to notice is that there was some wind noise while I was running and when it was actually windy. I hear that it is by design because you need to be aware of what is going on around you. If it blocked all sounds, a car or something could run you. Whether that is true or not, it is not a turn off for me. I enjoy good noise canceling but only when I am at home or flying. The other thing is that it became a bit uncomfortable after about two hours. They were comfortable in the first hour and a half but it seems that as you get tired and sweaty for a long period of time, your body and mind become more sensitive. The good news is that it stayed secure on my head even during heavy workouts. That was a first for me. Heading to the gym and bringing them with me again!

Sound quality is average and they don't feel comfortable after 20-30 minutes of wear

The JBL/Under Armour train headphones are great. They kept in JBL's tradition of making sturdy headphones, that are light and have comfortable earcups. Some of the things I like about these are the snug fit, quick charging time, great sound and the clever button on the right earphone, which quickly reduces the sound when someone is talking to you. It also comes with removable, washable ear cups and a a nice vented case that will allow them to dry after an intense workout.

average sound and band is too tight, can’t wear through workout

Overall good quality headphones, I was expecting them to be louder...

Not as loud as in the store but they do the job!!!

Go with beats instead, not that comfortable, sounds not amazing

Definitely not noise-cancelling. I can’t wear it for extended periods of time because of the way it presses on my ears to the point where I can physically feel my heartbeat in my ear cartilage. Gets painful. I bought a pair of $20 Skullcandy earbuds that work better than these.

This model wasn’t the best compared to the other JBL products.

Great product but kept moving around while bench pressing

I have tried and broke a lot of headphones and these sound really good and hold up really good too. I was glad to have a backup in case I forgot to charge them by just plugging in the 3.5mm cord to my phone and still be able to use them until I got home and could charge them. My only issue was that they are a bit tighter then others I have liked but they also do go flying off either so I don't mind it too much.

I did not like these whatsoever, I tend to like the in ear quality of airpods or the immersive experience of an over the ear set of head phones like the beats studio. Head phones that sit on my ears I can’t really enjoy.

Designed for use in the gym. Quick charging battery yields up to 16 hours of use. Sweat proof with washable ear pieces. Oversize controls for Talk-Thru and sound controls. Works with popular voice assistants such as Siri and Google Assistant. Like the rich bass and bold sound tuned for sport activities. Once paired, bluetooth connection is automatic. In my case my Pixel 3 XL phone easily found the headset. I was also able to pair it with a HP Chromebook 14 x360 at the same time. A feature much appreciated when I want to conserve battery life on my phone. So far I have used the headset with Google Play Music and YouTube music. But I also use Spotify once in a while. Foldable and comes with it’s own durable case. A big plus. Can be used with included cord to save battery life on your mobile device. Remember to take a look at the UA MapMyFitness 12-month Premium Membership card in case you like this type of stuff. It’s a red color. JBL did a good job covering all the bases with this headset. Recommend it even you don’t work out at the gym.

I have a ton of headphones... On ear, over ear, ear buds, in ear, wired, wireless, etc. etc... Bose, Sony, Audio Technica, etc...But I think I've finally found my new headphones for working out... All of the others had issues when I used them for exercise.... The over ear Bose noise cancelling headphones made my ears so hot and sweaty, the buds wold never stay in, others had sound quality was terrible! I tried these out through several workouts: bench press, dead lift, squats, kettle bell swings, treadmill and my Peloton bike.. I love 'em! They stay on my ears, the on ear design and material they are made of don't make my ears crazy hot and abnormally sweaty, THEY STAY PUT on my head, sound quality and highs and lows sound great... I really like these.... A feature that I like but almost overlooked was the volume rocker switch, very easy to find without removing the headphones...also the talk through technology... this is my first pair of headphones with a feature like this. Very convenient to not have to remove the headphones because someone starts a conversation with you.

I have used many sports earphones to train in but have never used any actual headphones and was skeptical about using these for working out in. I was worried they would get really gross and sweaty but they are designed to combat against that and I was thoroughly pleased with my experience. I went on 2 runs with them so far of 1-3 miles and they have stood up to the test. They did not bobble around and they have provided me with the best noise isolation and comfort-ability I have ever experienced. The sound is better than any sports headphones I have used and I have not used any other pair since I first got them. I would recommend these headphones to anyone training in the gym or at home. They are not too bad as a pair of headphones to wear around the house either. They do seem small and I was skeptical about them fitting to my head and ears but they fit just fine and I am very satisfied.

I bought these specifically for gym workouts after much research on-line and some in-store comparisons. Too many head banging concerts and loud music listening over the years has left with tinnitus (the rock musician's malady), so ear buds are out. Just a word of advice to those in your teens and 20's -- I think you're entire generation will end up with tinnitus. Those ear buds are NOT ear friendly! The over the ear samples felt too cumbersome. Went with on ear and the JBL's just felt good. In store these felt a bit bass heavy, as did BEATS, but I really think that has more to do with the music selection and reproduction at Best Buy. Push that heavy bass response. I compared the Sport Train to the JBL E55bt, which to my ears had better clarity and mids with less over powering thumping bass. This is an artifact of listening in store! In the gym the Sport Train had very enjoyable tonal balance and clarity. Maybe this has to do somewhat with the gym acoustics but I also liked the sound when testing at home. Glad I didn't go with the E55bt's for this and other reasons. The phones easily stayed in place during stairmaster and elliptical workouts, free weight session and stretching. Certainly wouldn't guarantee that with jumping, bosu or kickboxing. Obviously buds will have an advantage there, but not an issue for me. I do bosu in a class setting so not an issue for me. Controls are simple and logical. The charge cord is a joke -- it's about 4 inches long, so have another cord handy or you'll need to be close to your charge block. The only question will be how easy removing, washing and reattaching the ear pieces will be. Also, I hope JBL will make ear piece replacements available at a reasonable cost. Daily sweating will undoubtedly take its toll on them. Highly recommend (so far).

But I returned them because they really hurt my ears. They're heavy in weight and tight around the ears

Detective. This back in November. Didnt give it to my daughter until February 14 as a Valentines presents in less than 2.5 weeks one of the speakers stopped working. Attempted to return it to Best Buy but as per Customer Service there is nothing they could do and suggested for me to deal with JBL. This is ridiculous.