No cable is a real bonus Pretty easy pairing Nice charging case Sturdy feeling quality Loud Intuitive on headphone controls for volume/media

Weak bluetooth connection, couldn't sit at my desk and listen to them due to what sounded like interference; Never was fully comfortable with them in my ear, often worried about them falling out; I have returned them for some Sony MDR-1000Xs; Definite recommend for them..

Ever since Apple unveiled the AirPods in 2017, just about every audio company has been in a rush to release its own take on the ‘true wireless' in-ears, and the Run headphones are the first attempt from Jaybird.

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.

The Jaybird RUN are, if you ask me, an excellent first effort at a truly wireless earbud. Getting the fit right is so important, and Jaybird hit a homerun - at least for my ears - on their first at-bat.

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.

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.

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.

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...

If you're on head-fi, you're picky about sound quality. So if you haven't bought the Jaybird Run yet, maybe wait for v2.0 Or try it and make sure the store has a good return policy. Maybe it will fit your needs. As usual, YMMV.

Comfortable; Bluetooth connectivity issues have been fixed; Secure when running or doing vigorous workouts; builtin 5band parametric equalizer

Supports only SBC (no AAC or AptX); no multipoint connections (only one connected device at a time); no volume controls; noticeable latency in videos (especially the YouTube app

Jaybird enters a nascent category in the audio industry with the SGD269 Jaybird RUN: a high-quality true wireless fitness earphone that does without the traditional (irritating) connecting wire between the two earphone channels.