Jaybird's Run earphones are a strong first attempt at the wire-free category. They're comfortable, gym-ready, and sound very good even though we'd like a little more low-end. That said, JLab's Epic Air earphones win out in both sound quality and battery life, for $30 less, and stand out as our...

Crisp, clean sound with good high-mids and highs; Sweatproof; Comfortable fit

Bass response could be stronger; Single-button design limits control options

Jaybird Run is a set of totally wireless earphones that are Jaybird's sports-oriented answer to Apple's AirPods ( $203.95 at Amazon.com ) . They retail for $180 (£170, AU$249) -- or $20 more than the AirPods -- and come in white and black.

Wireless, sweatproof earphones that fit comfortably, securely and offer good sound quality; Battery life is adequate at 4 hours and you get two extra charges from the included charging case (a 5-minute charge gives you an hour of battery life); A companion app lets you adjust sound settings

Some occasional interference issue cause sound glitches; Your ears can get a little itchy during extended periods of use

When a representative for headphone company Jaybird pointed to the thin silver band that wraps around the outside of the company's new truly wireless earbuds, I let out an "ooh." After spending the last couple years testing countless truly wireless earbuds, and finding them lacking far too often at...

Comfortable fit; Customizable sound; Sweat resistant

Completely unreliable connection; Lackluster build quality

Made by runners, for runners

Can EQ the sound; Good fit; Quick charge gets you 1 hour in 5 mintues; Discreet charging case

Jittery Connection; Sound quality is only okay even with app; Price

Jaybird didn't disappoint with the Run. The earbuds are everything I'd want in a pair of truly cord-free headphones. While they still require sacrificing a bit of audio quality, that's true of everything else in this category.

The market for totally wireless earbuds is really maturing fast, with many entries from both new and established companies. . The Logitech-owned company has long been a really solid competitor when it comes to Bluetooth headphones, and its Freedom and X-line, and in fact made some of the very first...

We've got our hands on Jaybird's take on truly wireless earbuds. Let's see how these buds fare in our "Jaybird RUN Review" article.

Good features but sound is competitive with similar priced item, not exceptional. It is probable the best for active sports and being waterproof is an added plus..

Great direction for there 1st no wire headphones better then the Bose edition compared to sound quality, but there freedom 2 headset still has the best sound hands down compared to any headset I just wished they could've compact it to these models.

Audio was delayed between the phone and the earphones, then there was a delay between the earphones themselves. Great fit, not too heavy but too much of a delay to make them worth the price. Also, couldn't walk more than 5' without the audio cutting out.