Danish headset manufacturer Jabra has been in the business of Bluetooth accessories for a while now, and has made a special effort to establish itself in the 'fitness' audio market. Products such as the Jabra Sport Pulse and Sport Rox have shown that Jabra is taking this segment rather seriously.

Great sound; Superb fit and sonic isolation; Compatible with third-party fitness apps

Average looks; Not comfortable over long periods; Poor battery life; Average companion app

The Jabra Sport Coach is a good-looking pair of earphones, with sleek, organically curved earbud shells and a compact black foam carrying case.But wearing the Sport Coach is not easy for a first-timer.

Oh to be Jabra. I mean it must be great to be battling yourself. Think about it. Jabra has come up big time in the wireless earbud workout game. Prime example is the lord of lords Jabra Pulse , read my previous review here .

Most people will agree that working out isn't exactly fun, but add some music and it becomes more bearable. Add a pair of Jabra Sport Coach sweat-proof wireless earbuds and a virtual coach who talks in your ear and you might just start looking forward to your next workout session. Let's find out.

Very good audio quality; Hands-free phone capability; In-ear coaching; NFC pairing; TrackFit motion detection keeps track of workouts

No heart rate sensor; Motion sensor doesn't count exercise repetitions; Short battery life

When you're in the groove you know it. You're pushing your body past the last benchmark that you set for yourself and while you're gasping for more air, inside you're feeling great!

Fit & feel; sound

Jabra App isn't for everyone

The Jabra Sport Coach is a digital coach that motivates you to meet your goals, but the unique sensors offers little practical advice.

Built-in motion sensor; Relaxed and sturdy fit; Easy music playback; Solid phone call performance; Integrates with third-party apps

Eargels don't seal tight enough; Not enough bass; Battery life; Motion sensor can do more

There's no shortage of sports headphones, with both on-ear and in-ear models available in all shapes and sizes, but the vast majority are designed purely for cardio-enthusiasts. This makes them ideal for runners or cyclists and, in fairness, have been perfectly fine for weight trainers, too.

As we have said before, with any headphone, earbud or any audio device for that matter, the only real way to test them is to put them into the environment they were meant for. In the case of the Jabro Sport Coach Wireless Earbuds, we put them through approximately 10 workouts over a period of two...

We won't go so far as to say the Jabra Sport Coach will make you want to throw away your fitness tracker , but it's worth pondering: Why don't more exercise-focused wireless earphones include some sort of added fitness app functionality?

Powerful audio performance with rich bass and clear highs; Built-in motion sensors measure distance, pace, steps, cadence, and calories burned; Works with free Jabra Sport Life app; Sport Button automatically launches app on connected device

Audio could have a touch more high-mid presence; Not for those seeking intensely booming bass during their workouts

Specs Jabra Sport Coach is a pair of Bluetooth earbuds with fitness tracking function built-in. If you like listening to music while working out, you need to check out this product. Details in the review video above! Sean