Jaybird Run XT Review: These Waterproof Bluetooth Earbuds Fall Short

Jaybird's $180 Run XT doesn't offer as much for the money as Jabra's Elite Active 65t does, though the Jaybird buds are a solid option for outdoor-sports enthusiasts. If you don't need completely wireless fitness buds, try Jaybird's $160 Tarah Pro, a corded pair with lengthy battery life.

Sealed; Comfortable fit; New waterproof design for extreme weather

Battery life could be better; No ambient-noise option; Lag in video-playback syncing

Work as expected, Good comfort, Good support, Great case and battery life. Good quality product overall Phone work perfectly and sound is good. (for phone) But, for music, the sound is not good enough for my needs. it lacks sound in the low frequencies.

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.

Expensive for it

A little disappointed overall. Sound not high enough. No sound remote on kit.