Very good

I bought these specifically for running as albeit that I have a few pairs of wireless earphones, I wanted ones with no band or cable. After a little while of customising the ear fins and gel inserts, which at first I might add got me thinking that I'd made a wrong purchase.

Jaybird RUN

Jaybird did not quite get "true wireless" right the first time, though the affordable retail price of S$299 might draw some users to give it a go. At this price range, I felt that the Samsung Gear IconX (2018) would be a better buy because of its additional functions like internal storage and...

Jaybird Run review: Jaybird's AirPods competitor is almost great

Jaybird Run is a set of totally wireless earphones that are Jaybird's sports-oriented answer to Apple's AirPods ($178 at Walmart). They retail for $180 (£170, AU$249) -- or $20 more than the AirPods -- and come in white and black.

If you can overlook the small interference issues, Jaybird's totally wireless Run earphones offer a great fit and strong sound.

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.

Jaybird Run Review

Jaybird's first attempt at true wireless earphones, the Jaybird Run, are one of the better pairs we've worn. And as the newest entry in a developing category, they feel fairly mature. The earphones boast relatively good battery life (aided by a fast-charging battery case), a workout-friendly sweatproof design, and a crisp, clean sound. At $179.99 they're a bit pricey, and bass response could be stronger, but they're still solid performers worth your consideration if you're looking to completely do away with wires. Design The earphones are available in black or white versions, but that color choice is limited to the wide, flat caps on the back of each earpiece; both sets are mostly black in color. The caps bear silver-colored Jaybird logos and are framed with silver rings that hold the wireless antennas. The lower half of each cap can be pressed like a button, providing the only physical controls. The left earpiece activates Google Assistant or Siri on your connected device, whil...

The Jaybird Run are comfortable, workout-friendly true wireless earphones with clear sound quality that could use just a little more bass response.

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

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