The jabra pulse are fantastic, I use them daily with no issues ranging from skype calls and regular calls to movies, music and video games. Only issue I have noted is that they can NOT be charged through the computer via a USB cable, they can only be charged via a direct-to-outlet cable.

Very disappointed. It was great till it worked which was only a couple of weeks. Feels like wasted my money.

I've been using these for the last couple of weeks.They come with an in ear heart rate monitor and you can track your fitness levels and performance through your smartphone. It also has an audio coach who tells you how you're performance is at times during your workout.

Won't hold a charge won't turn on. Don't waste your money

Wireless; Easy to connect; Great sound; Withstood a wash in the washing machine no problems

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I just got brand new pair of Jabra Sport Pulse earphones. What I like; -Heart-rate monitoring great for runners like me who want fewer cables -Excellent sound -Very useful detailed tracking data in application and navgiation during the run with status update (heat rate, average distance, general...

The Jabra Sport Pulse offers a solid mix of fitness features and greatmusic quality

Average Battery lifes since application acts a designated fitness tracker that generall justifies its battery life

While activity trackers are becoming readily available, heart rate monitors remain relatively rare, and seeing a solid monitor built into a $199.99 pair of wireless earphones is impressive.

Heart rate monitor is functional; App offers useful features for workouts

Sound profile lacks a sense of warmth or bass presence; Short battery life

If you'd rather your fitness wearable live in your ear than on your wrist, the Sport Pulse SE are the premiere choice.

Similar design; yet better fit; VO2 Max level testing; Comply Foam included; Improved audio quality; Three-year warranty

A little more bass would be welcome; Terrible pouch for transport; Battery life still average

While activity trackers are becoming readily available, heart rate monitors remain relatively rare, and seeing a solid monitor built into a $199.99 pair of wireless earphones is impressive. Jabra managed to pull this off with the Sport Pulse Wireless, a pair of Bluetooth earphones that lets you craft your ideal workouts and make sure you reach the heart rate you want for the best results. Unfortunately, the Sport Pulse Wireless forgets the most important part of any earphones: how they sound. They aren't terrible by any means, but they don't sound remotely close to what a $200 set of earphones should. Unless an integrated heart rate monitor is so important that you can overlook mediocre audio performance, you would likely be better off with a less expensive, better-sounding pair like the Plantronics BackBeat Fit ($69.95 at Amazon)  or BackBeat Go 2 ($28.99 at Amazon) and a standalone heart rate monitor like the MIO Link. DesignThe Sport Pulse Wireless ($94.20 at Amazon)  is a si...

Jabra can't make up for mediocre sound performance, even with the unique, handy heart rate monitor built into its gym-friendly Sports Pulse Wireless Bluetooth earphones.

Heart rate monitor is functional; App offers useful features for workouts

Sound profile lacks a sense of warmth or bass presence; Short battery life

THE BAD

great sound; comfort and connect quickly and easily

Don't work for more than a couple of months before a replacement is needed and the battery life is really poor