Great set of earbuds, excellent sound quality (ok probably not audiophile level but is great for me), great battery life, easy to use. I haven't bothered with the integrated training app so can't comment on that. Pity it doesn't come with a case to store them in.

nice clean sound.fit well.cool looking red color.

really well made

nothing so far

Comfortable and fit in my ears better than the Aukey ones I bought a few months ago. Drawback is that there is not a lot of base. Sounds is fine but doesn't sound as good as some other head phones I have tried

I wanted these as my dog likes to chew my wire whilst we're walking and these are amazing they hide easily behind my hair and the sound quality is excellent I'd definitely recommend these to anyone!

Working out with wired headphones should be outlawed. There's a good reason why companies like Jaybird and Beats have been making wireless in-ear headphones for years now that are designed for people who train to the tune of their favorite music.

It's been a while since we have been able to review a set of earphones, and so it was very nice to be able to try out a set of ear buds from our good friends at Jabra. The model in question is the Jabra Sport Pace wireless ear buds, which are said to offer a premium sound, the peace of mind of a...

Jabra's Sport Pace get better sound, but lose the sensors that made this line unique.

Better fit; Improved audio fidelity; Rapid charging; Integrates with third-party apps

No built-in sensors; Short battery life; Limited volume

By taking a different approach when it comes to fit and lowering the price, the Jabra Sport Pace might be the company's best offering yet.

Over-ear hooks are great for runners; Rapid-charge is very nice for last-minute workouts

5 hour max battery life

The Jabra Sport Pace extends Jabra's line of sport headsets that offer quality audio with durable build for any extreme workout situations, provides military-grade resistance to sweat, weather, dust and shock.

Wireless headphones have been out now for quite some time and there really should be no reason why you aren't using them. If you say because of the bulk, that's now a moot point because there are quite a few wireless earphones out on the market as well that are worth a look.