Customer Ratings & Reviews

Bought these for my wife for her birthday in September. By December we were having issues with the headphones keeping a charge, and by January they were discarded as the effort to return / request warranty help took more effort than we felt like these were worth.

I decided that I would get something else as I could not get it to work.

Not comfortable while working out. Don't like that it's not flexible.

Not very comfortable in ears. I would not recommend this to anyone

I prefer the smaller earbuds so I actually returned this item.

They're absolutely terrible. Waste of money. I got them because I needed water resistant Bluetooth headsets. First time I took them out for a jog in the rain they got damaged. The battery life sucks. The button controls are even worse. The ear buds hurt. Overall just horrible.

This are hard to put on, hard to control when they are on.

they did not fit well and continually fell off. returned

I've been using these headphones over 1 year now, working out and regular everyday use. I never got 8 hours of use off a single charge, 6 hrs on a good day. Not really noise cancelling, i wish they were a bit louder but the inserts and over the year cushion are comfortable. I would still recommend for working out, lightweight, and durable.

I bought these after a couple disappointing tries with the Jabra Steps. Reviews online seemed to be favorable and I preferred the over the ear design on previous headphones I have owned. They are super lightweight which is nice and the sound is pretty good for in-ear headphones. My only gripe is that similar to the Apple Ear Pods these tend to push on the ear a little bit causing discomfort on extended use.

They are excellent except they seem to have ALOT of interference when I go in public. Also they start hurting my ears to the point I have to take them out 20-30 after I start listening to something.

Did not even turn on, multiple reviews read after purchase, many reports that the product is generally defective!

I purchased the Jaybird X2 headset because I was told it is the pinnacle of wireless fitness headsets. I convinced myself that I liked them because of the high price tag, but deep down I constantly had a gripe with them. Whether it was the uncomfortable fit in my ear, or the wire that would constantly tangle up, or even the one month lifespan of their innovative foam ear buds. After 9 weeks, they stopped working properly because they were defective. So I gave the other alternative a try. I went ahead and bought the Plantronics Backbeat Fit headset without any real research besides a quick scan of the reviews. So far, I am impressed with this headset. Everything that it's competitor (Jaybird) does, this headset does it better. That being said, it does have it's share of flaws, but they're actually tolerable and I don't have to convince myself that I don't mind them like I did with the X2. One of the best things about this headset is the design that does not get tangled, and rests so lightly that you don't notice them. The design does not ever tangle, does not ever twist up, does not obnoxiously tap against you while running (still does but its the best from any headphones I've used so far), and it doesn't shift out of place when you're on the bench press. I found myself constantly having the adjust the wire on the X2 because it would start pulling more to one side than the other, you will never experience that with this headset due the "cordless" design. The audio quality is good and the best I've heard from a wireless fitness headset, but obviously lacking compared to over-ear headphones. The really cool thing is that there are three (I believe) different sound settings, which can really enhance the bass and overall sound quality so it far surpasses the X2. After a few phone conversations, others have told me that the clarity of the microphone is better since I have changed headsets. Another excellent feature that most headsets are lacking, you can press a button to check the battery life at any moment, and it even gives you an estimated amount of time left on the battery. And the battery life is excellent, especially compared to the X2. It sometimes feels like I can get almost two weeks of gym time without charging, when the X2 would give me about one week. That being said, the headphones have a couple flaws. The buttons feel like they are oddly shaped and designed. Sometimes it is hard to tell if I actually pushed the center button on either side because it lacks a "click" feeling. I think the lack of a click feeling also causes the button to be accidentally pressed when adjusting the earbuds. The smaller "button" has a little groove so you can find it, but those buttons just feel tiny, and I don't have massive fingers/hands. I personally don't see why these types of headsets don't just have all of the buttons for all features, such as designated buttons for skipping tracks and adjusting volume (similar problem to the X2). That is my biggest gripe with the headset: press the center button to pause, double tap the center button to skip track, hold the center button to go back a track, on a button that is already hard to figure out if you're activating it. Why not just make three small buttons? Same goes for volume. The earbuds also fit kind of loosely in your ears, so you have to put the volume on close to max to filter out the background noise of the 40 year old jacked dude screaming on every rep. All in all, from my experience with several other headsets including highly acclaimed Jaybird X2, this is the best headset on the market for fitness. However, I would purchase this headset with the sole intent of using it at the gym or for other fitness activities. If you're looking for a headset to use without fitness in mind, there are other better options.

they fall out of ear constantly. they never feel secure and music quality not great. the inner ear part not adjustable. bad design. took them back for different brand.

After running the left side stop working and had to take it to store and got a new pair and Happened again I ended getting another brand

Even though sales reps told my wife you could swim with these you can't clearly the package says they will only reach 30 ft and don't transmit through water

Had to return them. They came broken. The store had no more for sale so I had to go with a different pair. So I can't tell you if they are a good product.

Bought this set of earphones for my wife and they never did work correctly.wouldnt charge,total junk !!!

Did not care for this product the sound quality was not great and the mic was a really bad quality!!!!

Not the greatest fit but kept disconnecting from iPhone. Once I did get it going and an hour into use it started pausing.