Bluetooth Headphones - recommendations?

skullcandy.com/earbuds/wireless-earbuds/INKDBT.html#XWEk4AGsEujLCLyY.97

you can buy them at walmart. if you are running, the around the neck ones I find to be most comfortable.

Azdak wrote: »

I have used the Plantronics Back Beat Fit headphones. You can probably find them for under $70 these days. They are not the highest rated I have found, but I have found them to be easy to use with acceptable sound quality.

They are light, they pair easily. If you install the software on your phone, you can switch them from one device to another without disconnecting your Bluetooth on one device. They are sweat resistant (don't know if there are any BT headphones that are water proof). The do not block out all surrounding sounds, which is actually a plus when wearing them for outside running or walking. The buttons are easy to find and use. For me, they do the job, which is to be simple and reliable, since many BT headphones can be finicky.

I have these too and I'm obsessed with them. Pairing is easy, they're durable and water resistant (not water proof though, not for the pool), allow some ambient noise and the battery lasts me at least a week between charges. Plus they never budge, get pretty darn loud, and work really well for taking calls while I'm running or cycling too. Worth every penny and then some for me.

I have tried several bluetooth headphones over the years, and these by far are my favorites for several reasons. 1: Volume level is not OSHA approved, it is capable of getting loud enough that you can actually hear it while walking on a sidewalk with traffic going by. 2: Comfortable, with many included ear gel options and different size wings to hold them firmly in your ear, which is a contributing factor to... 3: Bass, these have the full range of sound all the way from good crisp highs all the way to good ear throbbing bass. 4: Phone quality, inbound and outbound voice are very good for stereo headphone bluetooth vs a headset that it's primary function is phone calls. 5: Bluetooth range is good, I've had other brand name headsets that will cut out when your phone is in your pocket, let alone sitting on a table across the room, these have held the connection well and don't cut out. It also includes an actual headphone cable that you can use to plug it into your headphone jack for when the battery is dead or your device doesn't have bluetooth capabilities.

They are available on Amazon for about $20. The only downside is that the battery good, but not as good as some other headsets I've had, and the controls for advancing tracks is a bit wonky compared to other headsets that have dedicated buttons for controlling and navigating the music.

I highly recommend them. Those who have reviewed them on Amazon tend to agree. They're rated 4+ stars.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06WGVVV8Z/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

peleroja wrote: »

Azdak wrote: »

I have used the Plantronics Back Beat Fit headphones. You can probably find them for under $70 these days. They are not the highest rated I have found, but I have found them to be easy to use with acceptable sound quality.

They are light, they pair easily. If you install the software on your phone, you can switch them from one device to another without disconnecting your Bluetooth on one device. They are sweat resistant (don't know if there are any BT headphones that are water proof). The do not block out all surrounding sounds, which is actually a plus when wearing them for outside running or walking. The buttons are easy to find and use. For me, they do the job, which is to be simple and reliable, since many BT headphones can be finicky.

I have these too and I'm obsessed with them. Pairing is easy, they're durable and water resistant (not water proof though, not for the pool), allow some ambient noise and the battery lasts me at least a week between charges. Plus they never budge, get pretty darn loud, and work really well for taking calls while I'm running or cycling too. Worth every penny and then some for me.

I have these too, and I think they are great! Long battery, don't block out all noises so you can be aware of your surroundings, have great sound quality, charge up quickly, stay put in your ear (which has always been a problem for me with other kinds of headphones/earbuds), sweat resistant, etc.

I love these. They work great, the mic and controls on them are easy to use, and they aren't expensive. https://www.amazon.com/Bluetooth-Headphones-Waterproof-Sweatproof-Earphones/dp/B06Y4LCL1W/ref=pd_day0_107_3?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B06Y4LCL1W&pd_rd_r=2Y1SDY6HSF5TKCYBJR4D&pd_rd_w=1zvyB&pd_rd_wg=5d8Q0&psc=1&refRID=2Y1SDY6HSF5TKCYBJR4D

cecekay19 wrote: »

Tomk652015 wrote: »

skullcandy.com/earbuds/wireless-earbuds/INKDBT.html#XWEk4AGsEujLCLyY.97

you can buy them at walmart. if you are running, the around the neck ones I find to be most comfortable.

I have a different set from Skullcandy and I have had to replace it twice already. It sounds nice and has good bass but is not worth the hassle in warranty returns.

I have these and they charging port corroded with rust. I can only assume it's caused by my profuse sweating. I also had to tuck the hard pieces into my sports bra straps because it hurt too much bouncing on my collar bone.