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If in ear is what you're after Jaybird Bluebud X are highly recommended. They seemed good to me but had to return them as they simply didn't fit my ear.

I use the Plantronics Backbeat Go 2's, half the price and have been really good the year I've used them. Zero audio lag. Only 4 hours battery life though, negated somewhat by the charge case.
 
I have a Bose BT earpiece but it's just one ear and they have the worst battery life. But they are the most comfortable IMO (prob like the sport pair you have)
 
If in ear is what you're after Jaybird Bluebud X are highly recommended. They seemed good to me but had to return them as they simply didn't fit my ear.

I use the Plantronics Backbeat Go 2's, half the price and have been really good the year I've used them. Zero audio lag. Only 4 hours battery life though, negated somewhat by the charge case.

Jaybirds are amazing. I've had them for the past year and they are a game changer for me for earbuds. All previous small earbud style ones I've tried didn't have good sound and cut out as not too far of distance. I can go around 50 feet and still get music.
You should of tried comfy tips with them. Memory foam is needed for earbuds imo. Makes the sound better and they don't move...
 
Jaybirds are amazing. I've had them for the past year and they are a game changer for me for earbuds. All previous small earbud style ones I've tried didn't have good sound and cut out as not too far of distance. I can go around 50 feet and still get music.
You should of tried comfy tips with them. Memory foam is needed for earbuds imo. Makes the sound better and they don't move...


I tried everything, they just didn't sit right.

Very happy with my Plantronics, in constant use, have great range and get hammered in the gym 4 times a week but still work perfectly after over a year of use.
 
Same here, I tried all the fins and different tips with the jaybird bluebuds, it was still like a torture device. Too much mass anchored to your ears.
 
Im waiting for these....

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1629248706/earin-the-worlds-smallest-wireless-earbuds
 
If in ear is what you're after Jaybird Bluebud X are highly recommended. They seemed good to me but had to return them as they simply didn't fit my ear.

I use the Plantronics Backbeat Go 2's, half the price and have been really good the year I've used them. Zero audio lag. Only 4 hours battery life though, negated somewhat by the charge case.

The Bluebuds X are great, but you have to replace the in-ear tips because the ones that come with the headphones are terrible. These are the recommended replacement by most people: http://www.amazon.com/Comply-Tsx-500-Comfort-Earphone-Black/dp/B00AQU2VLA/.

The Bluebuds themselves sound great, have great battery life, and are totally sweat-resistant so they are great for exercising.
 
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what's the cause of video lag? I have sony bluetooth and i have the lag. pretty annoying
 
Had the Jaybirds, but couldn't get the proper seal in the ears with them.

Powerbeats 2 fit me like a glove.
 
Definitely considering the powerbeats again after hearing from everyone. I might check them out after my apple watch appointment
 
The problem with running is that you sweat. Whatever claims the manufacturers make sweat will trash them. So getting expensive BT headphones is just throwing money away.

I have ordered these which have got good reviews but are inexpensive.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00OH9IB8I/ref=pe_385721_51767431_TE_dp_1

Been using my Backbeat Go 2's for over a year, sweated more than my body weight at the gym probably, still work fine.
 
I bought the SOL Rebulic Shadows. I liked the extra battery life since I hike all day sometimes. They sound good and are comfortable. Happy with them so far.
 
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Headphones for the iwatch

I'm trying to find headphones for the :apple:watch. Anyone in the know?

I was looking at apples website for bluetooth headsets and they're really expensive. I looked them up on amazon and they don't get very good reviews at all.
 
I'm trying to find headphones for the :apple:watch. Anyone in the know?

I was looking at apples website for bluetooth headsets and they're really expensive. I looked them up on amazon and they don't get very good reviews at all.

Search this forum - there's a very long thread with peoples' preferences -- and a lot of them like the Beats wireless :)
 
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