Wireless Bluetooth headphones and earphones - recommendations and chat

[hash tag]

I never thought I would take to them because I thought they would keep falling out. Despite myself, I bought these on a whim and haven't looked back. They stay in well and have a great sound. I guess so much depends on the fitting with your ears.

https://www.backmarket.co.uk/en-gb/p/earphones-bose-soundsport-free-black/3f01aa65-e02f-4703-8c2e-3dec847fcbe5?shopping=gmc&gclid=&msclkid=a1ee7c52992615342c9a1b4e3434ceb7&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=GB_SA_SHOP_M_GEN_Other_RSC&utm_term=4582901948802727&utm_content=Others&l=10

 

[izz]

Why thank you kindly hash tag, if my experiment with cheaper ones work it may be worth the investment but first I need to find the cheaper ones

Super glad they're working for you

 

[hash tag]

I really didn't think I would cope with them, but, walking, running, gym....all fine.

 

[kalidarkone]

Right then all you hip groovy tech-savvy urbanites, what's the latest recommendation for in-ear buds suitable for sport, so with an over-ear doofer to prevent loss/fallout ? Ideally at the lower end of the price spectrum so when I do manage to lose one while deadlifting I won't cry too much ?

How about these? Only £29.99 and fairly good reviews.

JLab GO Air Sport True Wireless Earbuds

GO Air Sport true wireless earbuds are known for being the best wireless bluetooth earbuds for running and one of the best cycling headphones. Connecting and pairing to bluetooth has never been easier and they have our smallest sport fit. They even make charging simple with their built in...

uk.jlab.com

 

[izz]

How about these? Only £29.99 and fairly good reviews.

JLab GO Air Sport True Wireless Earbuds

GO Air Sport true wireless earbuds are known for being the best wireless bluetooth earbuds for running and one of the best cycling headphones. Connecting and pairing to bluetooth has never been easier and they have our smallest sport fit. They even make charging simple with their built in...

uk.jlab.com

Look good, do you have a pair yourself ?

 

[kalidarkone]

Look good, do you have a pair yourself ?

No

 

[kalidarkone]

All my headphones - I have 3 pairs- are well over the £100 mark.
But good to start with some cheaper ones to work out what suits you.

 

[ID47]

Not hifi in anyway but I've used these and their predecessor model for a few years now. Incredibly convenient and strong but do not wear them in the shower as it kills them: Shokz OpenRun Sport Headphones

 

[izz]

Well ! In 'older person astonished by advances in technology' news I bought a hyper-cheap pair and am astonished by the advances in technology ! Costing about £20 the quality is amazing, hooked up to my old Sony Walkman (which I was surprised to find had Bluetooth).

 

[kalidarkone]

My Lindy BNX 60's have broken
So I'm off to Richer sounds. I'm going to upgrade. I have chosen from all the over ear ones with 5 star ratings and will go and listen and compare.

 

[Throbbing Angel]

My Lindy BNX 60's have broken
So I'm off to Richer sounds. I'm going to upgrade. I have chosen from all the over ear ones with 5 star ratings and will go and listen and compare.

Liked for the joy experienced in testing and hopefully getting a new set of cans.

Enjoy!

 

[ohmyliver]

I've got a pair of Seinhauser HD 250BT overear wireless headphones, and they're excellent. Good battery life, USB C, light, great quality sound (especially as they're not bass boosted), and they were cheap when I got them (i.e. less than 30 quid).

They're getting a little battered because I use 'em daily, and sometimes the sound on one of the ears goes. But, sadly, they don't make 'em anymore

What's the equivilant now, i.e. cheap, good battery life, great neutral sound.

 

[bemused]

I've got the Sony wf-1000xm5 earbuds and they are very good.

 

[kalidarkone]

I've got the Sony wf-1000xm5 earbuds and they are very good.

I've just ordered the over the ear equivalent of these.

 

[kalidarkone]

The Sony WF- 1000xm5's are amazing. This is what I expected given the price. However I'm not keen on having to control the headphones via an app. Would prefer it to have more buttons on the headset.

 

[ska invita]

Ive got these Sonys

https://www.currys.co.uk/products/sony-wfc510-wireless-bluetooth-earbuds-black-10268987.html?istCompanyId=bec25c7e-cbcd-460d-81d5-a25372d2e3d7&istFeedId=4d7eb93e-055f-499d-8ee5-1cdcc50d67d1&istItemId=mqaprppqi&istBid=t&srcid=198&cmpid=ppc~gg~0090+(Shopping+Ads)+Headphones+-+PMAX~~Exact~71700000119498581~&mctag=gg_goog_7904&kwid=MICROSOFT&device=c&ds_kids=&tgtid=0090+(Shopping+Ads)+Headphones+-+PMAX&&msclkid=c26873edf594167f722514d41f4bfc87&gclid=c26873edf594167f722514d41f4bfc87&gclsrc=3p.ds

they were £40 when i bought, £45 in that advert - £80 when they first came out
round design so without the little stick bit which i dont like the look of
each side has a button, one for volume one for stop play
it has an app but i used it once to set the EQ (bass +10) and you dont need to go in there again
battery life strong, sound is excellent, bass is great when eqd, comfortable for long periods
big recommend from me




actually i have the 500s not 510s but presume these will be a bit better for whatever reason