True wireless earbuds are hot in the headphones market right now and there really is no better use for them than for exercise. When you look around at the various ‘neckband' designs that bounce on your neck or get in the way, to be liberated of cables in any form make even more sense.

Comfortable and secure fit; Good sound quality; Quick-charging and respectable battery life; Solid hands-free quality

No Comply foam tips; Limited media controls

These are truly brilliant earphones. I have small ear canals and they fit snuggly. The Bluetooth is easy to use and sets up quickly. The fact they are wireless is a real bonus. The sound is clear and sharp and the controls are easy to use. Highly recommend

Following on from last year's X3 Bluetooth earbuds, Jaybird has finally made the leap to true wireless with their new Jaybird RUN earbuds. With much the competition having reached the second generation of this particular category, the RUN earbuds suggest that Jaybird are hoping that slow-and-steady...

Great presentation; Comfortable to wear

Poor reliability; Not particularly durable

Jaybird says these earphones were designed and built for runners but they can be enjoyed by anyone who appreciates good audio and doesn't want to get tangled up in cables. Each of the Jaybird RUN earbuds are surprisingly small – especially when you consider they contain a small speaker driver, a...

Wireless earbuds are all the rage right now. And there's a good reason for that -- wires are annoying. Jaybird has a new pair of truly wire-free Bluetooth 'buds called the RUN, and it shouldn't take you too long to guess what they're made for.

Jaybird have been making decent exercise headphones for a while now but the Jaybird Run headphones are a different beast. They are Jaybird's first foray into the true wireless segment of the headphone market, which seems to be welcoming newcomers on a near weekly basis.

Jaybird is the latest to join the "truly wireless earbuds" camp with the Jaybird RUN, competing with the likes of the Samsung Gear IconX, Jabra Sport Elite and many others. The company is very excited about this new product, and put a lot of work into testing these out before officially announcing...

You wouldn't think a little wire connecting one earbud to another would bother you that much. And, OK, it didn't bother me that much. But it's also the sort of thing that you definitely notice once it's gone. That's my big takeaway from a few weeks wearing the Jaybird Run wireless earbuds.

I've been through quite a few pairs of running earphones including some v expensive ones, and these are the best. No wires at all, fitting in your ears like earplugs do & the sound is great once you get the positioning right.

The Jaybird Run sound great, are weather resistant, and packed full of functionality. That they provide all of this at a reasonable price makes them...

Lightweight; Weather and sweat resistant; Excellent sound and customizable EQ; Track and call controls buttons built into caps

Bulky battery case; Audio tracks can't be replayed using earbud controls; Provide mediocre situational awareness for runners