Jaybird English (US, UK, AU, NZ, CAN)

Good battery, sometimes annoying to connect, work in water but not great. Overall love them

They sometimes fall out of my ears, but not very often and the sound quality is great

Great fit and not too bulky, stays in place while running for the most part and the sound quality is good as well as the Bluetooth connection. However the battery case seems to have issues charging both ear buds at the same time and I often find one earbud fully charged and the other dead. Luckily it’s a quick charge case and I can charge up the dead earbud in 20 minutes, but not that issue needs to be addressed or I’ll most likely be trading in for the apple airpods.

I have been happy with my Run XT earbuds. Battery life​ and sound quality are good. They connect easily and the app is okay. It could use a little user interface refinement, but does what it needs to do. The only issue I have with them is regarding the fit. They fit okay and are secure, but it's possible to push them too far into your ear. That is the position that feels the most secure, but it also makes them almost like a noise-canceling earbud. It becomes very hard to hear ambient noises, like traffic and murderous clowns sneaking up behind you. Couple that with the fact that now each step and one's own heartbeat are reverberating thuds in your own head and it can be a bit distracting and unpleasant. The solution is to fit them lightly into your ears so the seal is not complete. They are still relatively secure and sound fine, but it takes a bit of trial and error to find the sweet spot. All that being said, I would still have no problem recommending them and would buy them again if this pair was to be stolen by clowns.

I have had my Tarah Pro's for about two months now and have run about 100 miles and cycled about 50 miles with them. PROS: - Great sound quality with ample bass for Bluetooth buds - Lightweight and comfortable - Excellent battery life CONS: - I wish they came with a set of foam tips in addition to the silicone cups. I know this is a personal thing, but I find mine lose their "seal" pretty frequently and I have to push them in and fiddle with them a bit. They don't fall out; in fact they stay in my ears very well thanks to the silicone forms. It's more a matter of just losing the seal that provides the strong base and the noise isolation. These would be outstanding if they came with a set of comply foam tips that could be seated fully inside the ear canal. - There have been a few times where I wish the volume got a little bit louder. They are definitely adequate for 90% of activities, but when there are a lot of people around or if it's a particularly windy day, they could use another 10% or so.