Wireless Headphones?

Looking to get some new ones. I'm big into running. Any suggestions? Tried the wireless Beats. Didn't like them.

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  • dewd2
    dewd2 Posts: 2,445 Member
    Jay Bird Blue Budx (or x2 now) with Comply Foam tips.

    Sound great (for BT headphones) and do not move at all in my ear (with the comply tips).
  • icemom011
    icemom011 Posts: 999 Member
    Taotronics.
  • Packerjohn
    Packerjohn Posts: 4,855 Member
    My son, nephew and myself all have Jaybird Freedom Sprints and like them.
  • 50_Fitness
    50_Fitness Posts: 4 Member
    Gonna pick up the JayBirds!
  • Spike_G
    Spike_G Posts: 149 Member
    For value/budget pair I second the Taotronics. For ~£20 they're very good.

    Jaybirds are excellent but I preferred the Monster Adidas adistar. Slightly cheaper but more importantly a more comfortable fit for my ears, sound quality is as good as the Jaybirds and fine for BT headphones. (Bear in mind I'm not an audiophile)

  • Kr15by
    Kr15by Posts: 78 Member
    Platronics backbeats. Are good. i run and do boxing training with these on. never fall out my ears
  • RobertCotton
    RobertCotton Posts: 28 Member
    I am more into cycling than running, but the research I did showed that both cyclists and running rated these headphones up there with the jaybirds and they are a better price. 66 Audio BTS
  • Runningforafew
    Runningforafew Posts: 28 Member
    I prefer the cord .. One less thing to charge!

    <---40+ mile a week runner
  • dewd2
    dewd2 Posts: 2,445 Member
    I am more into cycling than running, but the research I did showed that both cyclists and running rated these headphones up there with the jaybirds and they are a better price. 66 Audio BTS

    I have them as well. They are "alright". They sit on your ear and can be a bit uncomfortable when running (especially when sweating). The sound is not nearly as good as the Jaybirds.