Jaybird Run True Wireless

Fits comfortably and inconspicuously ; Sound-quality is on-par with other truly wireless earbuds ; Four hours of battery life (12 with the included battery case) ; Water and sweat resistant

Buttons are tough to press while you're wearing them ; More expensive than some of the competition at $180 ; Battery case could be more secure

Jaybird didn't disappoint with the Run. The earbuds are everything I'd want in a pair of truly cord-free headphones. While they still require sacrificing a bit of audio quality, that's true of everything else in this category. Losing a bit of fidelity...

Comfortable and secure fit ; Good sound quality ; Quick-charging and respectable battery life ; Solid hands-free quality

No Comply foam tips ; Limited media controls

Not quite perfect, but these true wireless earbuds charge incredibly quickly, sound great and won’t fall out of your ears.

Comfortable fit ; Customizable sound ; Sweat resistant

Completely unreliable connection ; Lackluster build quality

Crisp, clean sound with good high-mids and highs. Sweatproof. Comfortable fit.

Bass response could be stronger. Single-button design limits control options.

Jaybird's Run earphones are a strong first attempt at the wire-free category. They're comfortable, gym-ready, and sound very good even though we'd like a little more low-end. That said, JLab's Epic Air earphones win out in both sound quality and...

Good customization options in app, including parametric EQ. Fairly versatile sound profile. Compact and stable sports design.

Slightly bulky in-ear design may not be comfortable for long periods. Poor controls.

The Jaybird Run XT are decent headphones for mixed usage. Their out-of-the-box sound profile is a bit cluttered and bass-heavy, but their companion app gives you access to a parametric EQ, so you can customize the way they sound. They're stable enough...

Compact and stable sports design. ; Above-average noise isolation. ; Good wireless range and app support.

High latency not suitable for videos. ; Slightly too sharp on already bright tracks. ; Mediocre control layout.

Wireless, sweatproof earphones that fit comfortably, securely and offer good sound quality. Battery life is adequate at 4 hours and you get two extra charges from the included charging case (a 5-minute charge gives you an hour of battery life). A...

Some occasional interference issue cause sound glitches. Your ears can get a little itchy during extended periods of use.

If you can overlook the small interference issues, Jaybird's totally wireless Run earphones offer a great fit and strong sound.

Customizable sound profiles ; Superb audio quality ; Snug & comfortable fit ; Bright green paint job

$180 costs makes for a tough sell ; Latency problem persists ; Lacks features like noise cancellation