Jaybird RUN Wireless Headphones

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If you are like me, you love listening to music in the summer sunshine. There is just something about getting outdoors and letting the music motivate you. Whether you enjoy running, biking or some other activity, Jaybird’s RUN wireless headphones offer excellent sound with a customized fit for everyone.

Wireless headphones are certainly convenient, but they are useless if they don’t stay in your ears. Nothing is more frustrating than having your summer activity interrupted by having a headphone fall out. Since everyone’s ears are different, this can be kind of tricky to find wireless headphones that fit well.

The Jaybird RUN headphones include a seemingly infinite number of ear tips and fins, which makes it easy for everyone to get the perfect fit. There’s a bit of trial and error discovering your own fit, but I am confident that everyone should be able to find what works perfectly for them. The correct fitting also does a lot to block out background noise.

What about battery life?

With any wireless headphones, battery life always a concern. There is almost always the trade-off of smaller headphones equal smaller battery. I am in love with the way that Jaybird solved this with their small earbuds by providing a battery case design. Not only does it give a nice way to keep them from getting lost but it extends the battery life from 4 hours to 8 hours by simply putting them in their pill-shaped case periodically.

I found the sound of the Jaybird run headphones to be quite good once you get the correct fit. The 6mm drivers provide excellent, clear sound without being too heavy on the bass.

What really surprised me was how much I enjoyed making phone calls on the Jaybirds. The small design with the case makes them very useful to carry everywhere. I found myself pulling them out of my pocket and using them for calls a lot more frequently than I ever expected. It was just so easy to do and people on the other end of my calls could not even tell that I was on a headset.