20 Best Headphones For Bike Riding (Jan 2023 Update)

recently I have purchased these earbuds. wasn't expecting too much just needed some not very pricy ear buds for my exercises. You cant imagine how surprised I was when I received these! Great sound, nice bass, fit nicely, I wear them to the gym or while joggin, really comfy. I recommedn you try this TreBlab earplugs!!hurricane12

Even though they are small they have excellent sound! Great quality! Will buy again in the future as gifts. Compact carrying case. Thank you.findrosie58_1

Not what it said it was been trying to return it and no one has contact me yet from the seller The ear piece is not adjustable and that is want I was looking for. I needed one to adjust behind the ear and doing this comment won’t let me put a zero to itDiana

I mostly use the coms device solo for GPS communication. The unit is clear, easy to install, a really good unit. The mount to the helmet is disappointing. It is extremely easy to hit the release button on the mount to release the coms unit, especially wearing gloves or just carrying your helmet. I lost my first Cardo within weeks of purchase this way. I now use two thin zip ties that you can thread through the mount to stop this happening. Not elegant, but does the job.Eric

The unit is small, light, and uses USB-C to charge. The battery life is improved over other obsolete units such as the Cardo Q-Solo, and the unit has a power on/off audio letting you know it's connected and what your battery life remains at. The speakers are absolute garbage and was an inconvenience and a disappointment. I'm not a sound expert, but someone who believes even the most basic songs such as rock or pop should be heard clearly. At speeds over 45mph, the sound becomes tainted with a "tin" sound and the bass isn't present… at all. After riding for 10 minutes, I started to configure my music app to dial in an EQ setting that might help the unit. Nothing worked and I switched to my old helmet. For comparison, my Q-Solo speakers were higher quality and I used them for 2 years before the covers wore out. The speakers are still fine and weren't even considered to be "HD." The Spirit just doesn't come with quality speakers. I replaced those in my Q-Solo with the $45 option, which have been going strong with excellent sound quality. I have since purchased the Cardo JBL speakers which are amazing. I wish I could buy the unit at a cheaper price and add the JBL speakers and save the hassle of trashing the factory speakers. Buy this unit expecting to buy upgraded speakers so you're not disappointed or possibly buy the HD version. To be honest, just get the JBLs and you'll have nothing to worry about.Anonymous

Bought this one a little more than a month ago, battery is not even close to last what it says it would, if you are connected to your phone for example while using it only to hear the Waze instructions, the battery last maybe about 4 hours. I plugged it in today and did a 2:30 hours drive, it was 100% when I started, it said 5% when I arrived to the destination. The speakers are really really not that good even the JBL upgrade is not that good and the Microphone is really bad, its a good thing I use it mostly to hear the navigation apps and not to communicate with other riders.Wendigo

I bought the headphones since the were promoted with "Premium Sound Quality" and compatibility with Mac. Unfortunately, there are two very disappointing showstoppers (in a nutshell version): – the headphone mutes automatically when connecting to the mac (mitigation described below) – the headphone mutes itself in the middle of calls spontaneously (mitigation described below) – the audio quality is really sub-standard when using the mic (Shokz know, but not interested/able to fix it) — Long version: Muting when connecting to Mac: An "Aggregation Device" with the openrun pro >mic< needs to be created in the "Audio Midi Setup". This will mitigate the issue. Random Muting Issue: The Shokz support pointed me to a 3rd party chrome plugin which disables the "automatic gain control" in chrome. Unfortunately, not every application provides such an option, so the random muting continues when using these applications. Search for "Disable Automatic Gain Control" by Joey Watts in the Chrome Web Store. Audio Quality: After several rounds with the Shokz support I got now a mail saying that they are aware about the audio issues with MacBooks but not interested or able to fix it. If i'd like to use the headset it with a Mac and want to have better audio quality, I'd should go and buy another of their headphones – the OpenComm UC. This comes with an USB plug, which is not acceptable when buying a bluetooth headset. It's 2022, not 1990. A macbook air comes with 2 usb ports, and I'm not going to block one of them permanently to use a bluetooth headset. If you manually select the laptops built-in mic, the audio quality "magically" becomes good. So it's simply a bug they're declining to fix.lukas

The concept of bone conduction hearing is probably only familiar to those that have had a recent hearing test. When that part of the test is performed you can actually hear the test tones with your inner ear through bone conduction. So this concept is not a gimmick and it actually works. I was quite surprised when I experienced it for the first time and I never knew that it was even possible. These headphones take that concept to a new level and instead of hearing test tones you can actually hear your favorite music or audio programming instead. The advantage being, that you have a way of listening to your favorite audio as well as what is going on around you simultaneously. In effect, technically, your ears become a two channel audio mixer with audio perceived from the normal way, through the ear canal into the ear drum as one audio channel and the audio perceived through bone conduction through to the inner ear as the second audio channel. So what does all of this get you? Probably for the first time in your life you can have your cake and eat it too. You can hear your favorite audio programming almost like background music while being able to hear everything else going on around you at the same time. This cumulative effect may take a little getting used to, especially if you have never experienced anything like it before, but the acclimation process is quick and you will get used to hearing two different and separate audio sources in no time at all. So, if you are in a situation where you need to pay attention to the sounds around you but also want to hear your favorite jam at the same time without losing one or the other, then these are the headphones for you!Anthony P.

In terms of sound: these are crystal clear when listening to music. I rarely use the voice mode because I don't know that it changes it much and the music mode actually sounds better to me even for podcasts and such. Obviously they are not going to be super immersive sound but they are well balanced and have a pretty hefty sound considering how they work. Connectivity: works great for my phone! I have a microsoft surface (which has its own issues) and they aren't the best with that. The sound comes out a bit tin-y and the volume is weird to control. Not sure if it's a problem with the surface, Zoom, or the headphones. But it still works for my work from home set up and I love using them for zoom meetings so I can hear what's happening in the house and also walk away from my computer if needed. The multi-point connection hasn't really worked for me but that also may be a problem with my computer. Comfort: I have the mini ones and they fit pretty perfectly. There is still room along the back of the head (sometimes this affects my hair and wearing higher coats but it's not horrible). They do move around a bit if I'm eating or bending over but not enough to fully knock them off or anything. I would suggest starting slow when listening using these. They are weird at first and they give my head a little bit of a buzzy, headache-y feeling if I wear them too long. Charging is quick and easy. The buttons and commands are simple and easy to remember. The microphone is great! My coworkers said it sounds better than any of the other microphones I've used. Answering calls is easy and clear too! I called someone in Costco and we could hear each other just fine. Overall, definitely worth the money!Jamie N.

Didn't have the extra ear tips in the box. The 6mm speaker is not as good as other buds with 10mm speaker. Sounds good in the mids & highs but lacking in the lows.Gary Soverns

The earbuds arrived and used for a week. Generally used it for listening music and YouTube. The sound quality is much better than the one I had which costed about $30. It is worth it to pay little more for this. My old one have pretty loud static noise, this one is minimal, barely noticeable unless listening to peaceful music. The battery life is good, didn't have the need to charge the second time the past week. The buttons has a nice clicking feedback when pressed, the clicks aren't loud, but just right, its easy and soft, so the earbuds isn't cramped into your ear when pressing the button. The magnetic of charging case is pretty strong. I like how firm it is.Justin

Soundcore by Anker Life A1 True Wireless Earbuds work great and are reasonably priced! The sound is very good and they provide DAYS of battery life on on a single charge. You can charge using the included USB-C cable or using a wireless charging pad. They fit securely in my ears. Love option to switch to single earbud mode when I need to hear other sounds around me. Anker offers an 18-month warranty and they have excellent customer service!Julie

These earbuds are great. I love them in every way expect one. The good stuff first: – Great fit, out of the box. But there's several different ear canal and wing adapters to fit different ear sizes. I happen to be average, so I'm using the MED size. – Sound is good, and the built in equalizers help a lot. The treble could be a little better, but overall I'm very impressed with the sound quality (especially for the price). I love what Anker does for the price they manage to hit. – Great battery life. I haven't even gotten close to running out. – Awesome charge / carrying case. I love that it features wired or wireless charging, and extends the charge of the earbuds themselves. – Pretty intuitive tap controls. I think they did well here. Every company does it differently, and re-training your brain is the only hard part. The tap sequences for controlling these makes sense pretty quickly. Only issue: – The mic on phone calls appears to be quiet / muted. People have trouble hearing me, unless I speak very loudly. I tried recording my voice through the earbuds, and then with the speaker phone. I was able to confirm that the mics in the earbuds are little insensitive. This is not my primary use, and so I'm not at all concerned. Overall: fantastic for the price point! I would absolutely recommend!Lee

I am overall satisfied as I can listen to music on the background, especially while cycling, without compromising my safety. Not to mention, in many countries it is actually illegal to have headphones covering your ears while cycling. In indoor scenarios, I can have them on and playing at moderate volumes, while carrying out conversations normally. Since I got them, many of my friends were curious about them so I let them try them out. Here's the collective feedback: – Fit isn't even close to snug. Even the mini version that I have hangs about an inch away from the back of my head, with the only contact points right around my ears. – Sound quality is poorer in comparison to similarly priced conventional headphones – The microphone works great indoors, but quite bad outdoors on the move. There are strong wind noises reported from the other end of the call. – The control button doesn't have a great feeling or feedback. It's low profile and has very little range of the click, oftentimes leaving me with a click and a miss instead of a double click, or even with a long click. It's worse when moving around, which is the main use case for these headphones. Also, when this happens when trying to double click in succession to skip a few songs, you may end up pausing the music with a click+miss and then redialling the last number with a double click. – Great battery life! Feels even longer than advertised. – Excellent range So overall, I'd give them a 4/5 because of the innovative underlying idea. Once these type of headphones become more established on the market, these would be a solid 3/5.Stefan V.

These headphones are good – glad I bought them at the recommendation of a friend. In full disclosure, I don't really use them for their intended purpose (running). I needed to replace my headset for video conferences at work and wanted something small/discreet, lightweight, and with a decent battery life…these fit the bill. Pros: – battery life – I'm on MS Teams calls all day long (6-7 hours/day) and these can make it through on a fresh charge. If I do have to charge during the day, they top up pretty quickly (seems to be less than 30 minutes for a full charge) – very lightweight and comfortable to wear* – the mic seems to work well according to my coworkers & clients – discreet – small enough to be barely noticeable on video calls – neat little feature is the voice that tells you "charge me" when the battery gets very low (but it can startle you the first time the voice randomly speaks to you without prompting) – relatively easy Bluetooth pairing** and controls Cons: – *comfortable…to a point, that is. Not sure that they were intended for my extended usage but they do feel like they're pinching right in front of your ear after several hours. I end up feeling a fatigue similar to clenching your jaw too hard or for too long and wonder if that's the fit or a side effect of the bone conduction – **only pairs with one device at a time so you have to go through full pairing process again if, for example, you want to switch from your laptop to your phone – might be unique to my use case but these get in the way of using the headrest on my office chair. The loop between earpieces lays right where your head meets the headrest…can be pushed down but that moves the earpieces and reduces sound quality since it's not "bone conducting" properly (if that makes sense) – sound quality is "meh" to me (I typically use Pixel Buds II with my phone which has much better bass & depth of sound). That being said, my wife (AirPods user) tried these out and thought the sound quality was pretty good… Overall, happy with my purchase and they make my workday more comfortable. 4 out of 5 stars, would buy again. Maybe one day I'll actually use them for running!Steven D.

I bought these after borrowing my partner's Aeropex for over a year. I was surprised to see that Aftershokz was now just Shokz, the aeropex are now called "openrun". I assumed it was just a name change and ordered my pair, excited to have my own. I was so disappointed when I first used these headphones- although they look almost exactly the same, you can tell they changed something about them. We did a blind sound test with the Openrun and previous Aeropex and both my partner and I could tell which ones were the Openrun. The sound quality is a little worse, not super noticeable but once I realized they sound more muffled I can't unhear it. The main annoyance is when the volume is turned up high (not all the way, anything over around 75%), the headphones vibrate a little bit. Specifically the part distributing the sound right outside your ear, so it's just a constant tickle that can be so annoying. I love some things about the headphones, they allow me to listen to music/podcasts and hear my surroundings, which has been helpful in all sorts of situations. This version also charges a lot faster than the prior, but they also seem to run through battery faster. I used to charge the Aeropex maybe once/week with regular use, but I have to charge the Openrun every 1-2 days. It's not a huge deal since they charge so quickly, but something to keep in mind depending on your use. Ultimately I don't think I'd repurchase. It feels like the company changed the quality while hiding behind a "new and improved" battery, which feels gross and exploitive. They're pretty expensive for the issues that come with it. Really disappointed in these changes 🙁Jennifer M.

The Shokz OpenRun Pro! Pretty good pair of headphones for anyone that isn't into noise-cancelling headphones and wants to also hear ambient noise. Having owned two other pairs, the AfterShokz Aeropex & Aeropex Mini, I definitely love the OpenRun Pro headphones. When it comes to audio quality, it isn't audiophile grade like my Audio-Technica R70x open back cans. However, sound quality is very good and comes through easily in low noise environments. If you are outdoors or in noisier environments, you'll have to bump the volume a bit higher. One thing I loved about the OpenRun Pro vs the Aeropex & Aeropex Mini is that when listening at higher volumes, the OpenRun Pros produces less haptic vibrations and isn't as hard on my tragus (outer ear), meanwhile the quality isn't sacrificed. Battery life is great, and I got quite close to the 10 hours listed. Standby time is also great, as I was able to go 2 days listening to ~4.5 hours of music each day. Wearing these while being active is no issue. I've worn these while playing tennis and running, and they stay in place very well. The fit on the OpenRun Pro is also quite nice, and I didn't have to stretch them out on my yoga block like I did with my Aeropex & Aeropex Mini. The weight is also unnoticeable, and there wasn't any ear fatigue I experienced. I am able to wear these all day without having any issues regardless of what I'm doing. The only thing I would nag about is that the OpenRun Pros don't have next/previous controls. Having used Shokz/AfterShokz headphones for quite some time now, was hoping this newer iteration of their bone conduction headphones would provide that functionality. The inconvenience of having to go for my phone/tablet to change tracks gets quite irritating 🙁 Though the OpenRun Pros lack certain playback controls, it is still quite a great pair of headphones. I would definitely recommend it to anyone that is looking into open-ear headphones or headphones in general!LightReviewer

I bought the headphones since the were promoted with "Premium Sound Quality" and compatibility with Mac. Unfortunately, there are two very disappointing showstoppers (in a nutshell version): – the headphone mutes automatically when connecting to the mac (mitigation described below) – the headphone mutes itself in the middle of calls spontaneously (mitigation described below) – the audio quality is really sub-standard when using the mic (Shokz know, but not interested/able to fix it) — Long version: Muting when connecting to Mac: An "Aggregation Device" with the openrun pro >mic< needs to be created in the "Audio Midi Setup". This will mitigate the issue. Random Muting Issue: The Shokz support pointed me to a 3rd party chrome plugin which disables the "automatic gain control" in chrome. Unfortunately, not every application provides such an option, so the random muting continues when using these applications. Search for "Disable Automatic Gain Control" by Joey Watts in the Chrome Web Store. Audio Quality: After several rounds with the Shokz support I got now a mail saying that they are aware about the audio issues with MacBooks but not interested or able to fix it. If i'd like to use the headset it with a Mac and want to have better audio quality, I'd should go and buy another of their headphones – the OpenComm UC. This comes with an USB plug, which is not acceptable when buying a bluetooth headset. It's 2022, not 1990. A macbook air comes with 2 usb ports, and I'm not going to block one of them permanently to use a bluetooth headset. If you manually select the laptops built-in mic, the audio quality "magically" becomes good. So it's simply a bug they're declining to fix.lukas

These Shokz OpenRun Pro Bluetooth headphones have a lot of fantastic features, but I’d wager they’re really limited to some specific use conditions. They are not great everywhere, but do excel in certain circumstances. Out of the box, the headphones have a nice storage case with a molded insert, they’re lightweight (29g), and quick and easy to get turned on and paired to your mobile device (Bluetooth 5.1). To pair, just hold the volume up (+ button) for 6 second. You’ll hear voice prompts on the headset. The charging cable is only about 2ft long, is pretty thin, and is a proprietary magnetic connection, so be sure to keep track of it otherwise you’ll struggle attempting to charge them. While charging, the led on the side of the headset is red, once fully charged it will switch to blue. The Shokz app found and connected to the headset without issue and gave some easier ways to adjust equalizer settings if you didn’t like using the buttons on the headset. There are 2 EQ settings in the application: Vocal and Standard. The Standard setting was pretty balanced for general audio, perfect for music. The vocal setting boosts some of the higher frequencies and is great for phone calls or podcasts. On Standard EQ setting, music was balanced, but flat. There is more bass in this model which is an improvement over some of the previous models, but the bass is clearer on these. If you turn the volume up too much on bass heavy music, I find the headset almost tickles me and I don’t like it. The biggest caveat: little to no privacy. Anyone with in several feet of you can hear the music you’re listening to or hear the voices on your phone call. The high frequency audio comes out of the normal speaker directed at your ear, only the lower frequencies are actually bone conduction. While this is great for running as you can blast music while still hearing your surroundings, it’s not great if you’re looking for privacy in what you’re listening to. If you listened quiet enough and had more of a cubicle or office setup at work, you could get away with no one hearing what you’re listening to, but if you’re in a shared flex space, the noise will bother others. Overall, from previous models, these have enhanced bass, better battery life, easier to use controls, and a quick charge feature (5 minute for 1.5 hours of usage). They’re also IP55 rated to protect against sweat, splashes, and raindrops. If you need a pair better suited for worse conditions than that, Shokz also makes a IP67 rated model (regular OpenRun), or even a fully submersible IP68 rated model with onboard storage for swimming (OpenSwim). If you don’t need those features, you want the latest bone conduction technology, and you’re an avid runner or sports athlete that likes to hear your surroundings, these are a fantastic purchase.stangapds

The JBL Tune 215 TWS in ear headphones are a slightly larger than other ear buds I have used but still manage to fit well and are comfortable for hours of use. The headphones feel very durable and solid. They remain securely seated in my ears while moving around or lightly exercising. The overall sound is well balanced on the top end with a ton of bass that gives music a solid deep sound. I enjoy extremely bass heavy music and love the clarity and depth of the low end. These headphones really shine on any music where bass essential yet all types of music sound well. These headphones offer a decent amount of sound isolation and block out most ambient sound despite not having any active noise cancellation. As expected with modern Bluetooth devices, the headphones connected easily and seamlessly to all the devices I tried them on. One area that needs improvement is the physical push button on the headphones. The button requires a decent amount of force and is fairly painful on the ears when pressed. The controls the buttons offer are useful and straight forward but I tend to use the device I am connected to for control to avoid pressing the ear buds into my ears. Battery life is adequate and the headphones charge quickly in their case. I never ran out of power while using them. Calls were clear and the people on the other end could hear me well. Overall the JBL Tune 215 TWS are a nice everyday set of True Wireless earbuds.Danngarsvt46

I got the JBL Tune 215 TWS three weeks ago and I have been using them extensively on an almost-daily basis. I have used them mostly to listen to music or podcasts, but also to take calls. My initial impressions are quite positive, with just a couple areas for improvement. Below are my main pros/cons: PROS: – The usual fantastic sound quality of all JBL products – Noise isolation is pretty good. I use them in loud environments (subway) and they do a good job at keeping out the outside noise. – Comfortable to wear – I also like that three sizes of silicon ear tips are included – Good battery life and fast charging (USB-C charging for good compatibility) – Sleek looking earphones and carrying case. It is a bit bulkier than I’m used to, but still reasonable – Paired with my phone easily the first time around, and pair automatically whenever I take them out of the case – The price point is very attractive for the quality CONS: – No active noise cancelling (wouldn’t really expect it for this price) – The physical buttons in each earphone are not the nicest to press, and it takes a while to get used to and remember the list of taps and presses and what they do – The quick start manual looks like hieroglyphs. It could be much more intuitiveRuben

I really like thes JBL 215TWS earbuds. There are many reasons for this. First of all, they are lightweight and fit comfortably in my ears. Build quality is sold for both the earbuds and the case. I have had them in service listening to music for up to five hours, and still had a little more battery charge left. Button controls are easy to use and very responsive. I was able to get three full charges for the charging case before replenishing its battery. I also liked that, in a pinch, a fifteen-minute charge will give you about and hour of use. The sound quality is excellent. The rich bass is good but does not overwhelm the other frequencies. Mid-range and highs are clear and crisp. I find the sound to be will balanced, providing an overall excellent listening experience. On the potential negative side, they do not come with an IP rating, so I don’t know if they could be used for outdoors in rainy conditions. The latency is pretty bad with these earbuds when watching videos. I have found this issue to be true in other earbuds as well. They don’t have an on-board volume control, which some may miss. All in all a fine set of earbuds that I would not hesitate to recommend.Jim B

Pros: easy to use, works well, voice control or button pushes, app controls, great quality, comfortable Cons: none The Skullcandy Push Active XT Voice Control Earbuds are super nice! These earbuds are easy to setup, easy to use, and they work really well. They come with a charging case, a charging cord, the earbuds, and two additional sized ear gels. I generally always use the ear gels that they come with, but I had to swap these ones out with the smallest size to get them to stay in my ears. The first thing you need to do is remove the sticker on the back of each earbud so that there is contact being made with the magnets to charge them. Next, place them back in the case with the lid open, then open your phone settings and connect with them via Bluetooth. Then all you do is accept any prompts and they are paired. I already had the Skullcandy app downloaded so it popped that right open to pair with them. From the Skullcandy app you are able to customize and choose all of the options you want for your earbuds. These earbuds have voice control which is optional and can be shut off from the app, but the voice control is so nice and it works really well. There are an entire set of Skullcandy voice commands that allow you to advance/reverse tracks, turn the volume up or down, pause, or play. The voice command can also turn on or turn off awareness, in addition to letting you answer or reject calls. That being said there are also a series of button commands that let you control the earbuds without the voice command but it only lets you increase or decrease the volume, pause/play, answer or end a call as far as basic commands with button pushes. I much prefer to use the voice command over the buttons. The buttons are a little hard to push so the voice command just makes everything way easier. The overall sound quality is great. They are very comfortable to wear and I like the additional over the ear part that helps me feel like they aren’t going anywhere at all. I’m able to comfortably wear these and walk around doing things without them falling out or shifting. All in all, these are really nice earbuds! I love the fit, quality, and the voice control that makes them super easy to use! I would absolutely recommend them!SeramaMama13

These Skullcandy Push Active XT True Wireless Sport Earbuds are probably my favorite pair of Skullcandy earbuds (and I have 3 different pairs). The price is unbeatable when you compare it with other brands and the quality matches up for the price. These earbuds can be used completely wireless if you use the hands-free voice control, which is a huge selling point for those who are incredibly active and don't like to or can't interrupt their activities. The over the ear fit helps these stay put even during the most rigorous activity. On the same note, the earbuds are water and sweat resistant which is a big bonus for those who are wanting to use these during physical activity. These really are a perfect fit for those who are wanting sport earbuds that are affordable and will stand up to the challenges of using wireless earbuds during heavy activity. The "stay aware" mode is also a helpful safety feature. The battery lasts up to 44 hours and the sound is really good and clear. These are really a wonderful earbud addition for anyone who wants a pair to use while being active. They would also make a wonderful and thoughtful gift! Overall, I'm really very happy with these and I'd highly recommend them to others!SouthernMess

funciona muy bien , el sonido es muy bueno y sin interferencia la bateria tiene buen tiempo de uso y es a prueba de agua works great the sound is very clear with no interference , battery running time is good too , and this item is waterproofarturojc

Really bad quality you cant hear music or phone calls because the speakers are bad quality and the signal breaks a lot i dont recommend this.vazquez1290

Read ALL the reviews of this item, it appeared it was going to be the answer to all my issues! They were fantastic for the first 3 uses, after that, the right ear bud lost all of it''s sound. I tried all the tips to dry them out, clean with a tissue, etc. Still no sound. Hoping it was a dud as I am re-ordering the same pair as they were incredibly comfortable, especially since I prefer the Doc''s Pro-plugs! These had them as ear buds!!!Pam M

Delivery miss earhooks and extenction cord. I think pictures are diffrent on purpose, beacuse box for set with earhooks and cord looks different that one I recived. Bloody swindler.patryciel-0

I use the Swimbuds Sport to listen to music as I swim laps, and they're a game changer! I always hated getting water in my ears, and now not only do I not have to worry about that, I get to listen to music while I swim! The sound is excellent, the cord length is practical and convenient, and they haven't leaked or fallen out.Ang

Pros: easy to use, works well, great quality, in-line mic, in-line controls, comfortable, optional sizes Cons: none The Skullcandy INKD+ Wired headphones are really nice! These headphones are easy to use, they are comfortable to wear, they sound nice, and they work well! These headphones come with two different sizes for the ear gels, the ones they come with work well for my ears. They are super easy to get in my ears and they stay nicely when just sitting or casually walking around. The headphones are easy to use, you just plug them in and they are ready to go. The sound quality is extremely nice. The sound is perfectly crisp with good bass and the noise-isolation works really well. These do have an inline microphone which is super nice for making calls. They also have inline controls that allow you to take/make a call with one click, pause/play with one click, advance the track with two clicks, go to the previous track with three clicks, and then holding the click brings up the voice command. All of the controls work great; these headphones are super easy and straightforward to use. All in all, these are really nice headphones! They are very easy to use, they are comfortable to wear, and they work really well! I would absolutely recommend them!SeramaMama13

Good evening, Few days ago, and about 2 weeks ago, i ordered the indy fuel.. great product but something happened to my product… After getting my new earbuds, everything was fine, the quality of the sound is perfect but although it is mentioned that this product is dust and water proof/ water resistant (IP55) as mentioned on the box that i received, it was not the case. Yesterday, i was coming back home while listening to music with my indy fuel earbuds and there was so little rain, few drops to be precise, plus, i was wearing a jacket with a hood on my head, so basically the indy fuel were protected from all rain, but and to be honest, after i came back home yesterday… and during the evening while i was on a call, the right earbud started to disconnect… today both earbuds started to disconnect for few seconds and reconnect again making me very frustrated and unsatisfied with what happened. Whether this is the right mail address or not, i’d like some answers about this.. why did it start to disconnect? Is it really water resistant? I don’t think so especially after i walked under very few drops of rain and it started to disconnect (i swear it was barely raining and i had my hood on so they were totally protected from all possible drops of rain and on top of that I was very careful that they could receive no rain drops even though it is mentioned that my earbuds were water resistant). So in any case i’d like to know what to do and if the problem persists I’d like to know if i can exchange them or fix them at any of your store (since i have a 2 year warranty and being exposed to potential water and hearing disconnection and alterations with the quality of sound is included) Thank you in advance for your answers, Charbel Merheb.charbel m.

Simply speaking, these are the best sounding earbuds I've ever owned. I've had Bose, Beats, even a pair of Klipsch earbuds and these Raycons are easily the equal of those premium earbuds and at only about a third of the price. I've also compared them to my daughter's Apple AirPod Pros and both she and I agree that the Raycons have deeper, punchier bass and a richer sound. I can't really speak to their quality for phone calls as I primarily use them for listening to music on my iPhone, but the few calls I have had were clear and the person on the other end said I was coming through nice and clear. I've only ever run the batteries down on them once in over a year of having them, and I tell you that only happened after more than 8 hours. They're only supposed to last for 6 hours but I guess that depends on volume and other variables. I just ordered another pair of Everydays because a few days ago I went to the gym to work out (I'm VERY serious about exercise) and realized I'd left my Raycons at home. I was so depressed I almost couldn't work out. So if I have two sets and keep one in the car at all times I won't have to worry about that again. Based solely on the quality of the earbuds I bought, I just spent $150 on a set of Raycon The Work earphones. They sound remarkable and blow away Bose earphones I've tried that cost over twice as much. But this is a review for the earbuds so I won't go into that here. Buy them. The quality you get is fantastic, and the quality for the PRICE is nothing short of amazing.Patrick S.

I believe I have owned every iteration of the E25/Everyday earbuds as of now in 2022. I got the originals in 2020 and loved them, but sadly a drop on concrete cut my time short with them. I loved their bassy sound compared to other earbuds I'd tried. Wanting that again, I got the E25 Pro…and sadly, the brand took a step back from the bass with those. It was a big complaint amongst detractors (mostly people that were honestly against the brand from day one) and while I still appreciate the company for listening to feedback, I felt it wasn't a good move. I rocked them though for over a year, which they were great for YouTube the most, but not music, and that's with using two equalizers to make them sound better for music. Nothing helped. But at last, it feels like everyone can have their cake and eat it, too! The Everyday Earbuds have three profiles, so for the audiophile purists, they can have their sound (there is literally a sound profile on these called Pure Sound) and leave the rest of us who want bass at peace. There is no app, so you will have to follow the steps to choose your profile by pressing the left bud for 3 seconds. However, it does remember your setting! You will not need to reset it every time you use them on your device. The case is the same as the Pro, as in, you can see the charging lights both for the case and the buds to ensure they're seated properly and are actually charging (admittedly, a small gripe I had with the originals, which lacked any charging icons). The hinge was also improved with the Pros and carry over to The Everyday Earbuds. I love that these don't have stems, which are annoying and yes, they fit snugly. You have multiple eartips to choose from. And I have always liked that you physically press a button for the controls instead of finicky touch controls, where brushing hair out of your face or scratching an ear can lead to inputting a command. The battery was improved from the Pro, too. I only just got mine today, so I've not stress-tested them to 100% ensure they last 8 hours per charge, but in owning two prior pairs and those meeting or exceeding their 6 hour limits, I'm confident these will as well. I bought these by taking advantage of a BOGO offer and got my mom another pair as well. She lost one bud from the E25 Pro pair I gave her last year during a 12 hour nursing workshift. The other was accidentally washed, lol. Her birthday is still a month out, but I'm so excited to give these to her. TL;DR: It feels good to be back at bass!Amanda W.

My last pair of Raycons (the e25 I think?) lasted give or take 2 years and I was more than satisfied with them. The reason it was time to upgrade was because I'm a bit of a klutz and I droped the charging case a few too many times to the point where it cracked open and wouldn't last longer than half an hour no matter how long you let it charge. With this new pair (the everyday earbuds as they're called), I was disappointed with a couple of things. First off, the volume seems to be significantly lower than the last, so much so that I needed to download a volume enhancing app for my phone just so I could have the volume at a level closer to the previous model, so that's a shame. Second, and this was one of the few gripes I had with the older model as well, was that when you put your earbuds in the case to charge sometimes it just…doesn't? It's always with just one of them too, it's kind of annoying when you're listening to music and despite keeping both earbuds in the case whenever I charge it, I get hit with that dreaded "low battery" notification on my left one all of a sudden and it's then I realize that I guess that when I placed them both to charge, only one of them actually did and the other just remained on and didn't charge. Again, this was prevalent in the last model as well and I know it's not a major gripe, just a tad irritating that I always have to stop and see if both headphones are actually charging every single time I put my buds on to charge and once i feel like "ok it hasn't done it for a while so I guess we're good" before you know it, boom happens again. This is especially annoying when I have one earbud low on battery at the end of the night so I swiftly put them both to charge and then drift to sleep and upon awakening and using them later in the day within minutes I get the "low battery" notification from the same earbud despite thinking it had charged all night. Third, they switched up the controls in the model, for I think the worse. THIS is my major gripe with the new model, I don't know why they decided to switch it up all of a sudden, but one tap of the R button would pause/play and two taps would switch to the next/previous track and three taps adjusted the volume, but not it's been basically reversed so one tap now adjusts volume, two taps pauses/plays and three taps switches between tracks. Not only does it take getting used to but since the button itself is a sensitive little ******* (and slippery fingers being what they are) I can't tell you how many times I've gotten frustrated not switching between songs or pausing/playing because the amount of times i tapped the button didn't register correctly. Especially when I try to hit pause and I tap it twice but it thinks I tapped it once and you get that annoying ***** who will just take over the flow of your music and not even pause it while she monotonously tells you you're at "maximum volume". If anything, that's my fourth semi-gripe, which is if you're gonna tell me I'm at max volume, a simple distinctive beep would suffice. I don't know why they thought a sound bite of a lady saying "maximum volume" while cancelling out whatever you were listening to for a solid 2 seconds was a necessary upgrade but whatever. Overall, a step down but still serviceable for the price. I just hope enough people have the same gripes and voice their concerns so that when I inevitably upgrade to the newer model they'll go back to their former glory. Anywho I only wrote this review admittedly out of anger after like the 3rd time one of my earbuds died before the other despite charging them both at the same time every time I'm not using them. I'm not the type to have just one headphone in, I like to be immersed in whatever I'm listening to so yeah whenever this happens and I'm watching a movie on my laptop (like right now) it's pretty inconvenient. Hopefully in the time it took me to write this it's at least charged a decent amount by now. And yes, I had to double check and make sure it was in fact charging. Actually as a matter of fact… ….yup, it was indeed charging. Perhaps one day a double take won't be necessary and I'll be here when it does!Jesus K.

Normally, I never write reviews. Never. This is in fact my second one to date. What prompted me to write this was the fact that I had forgotten my phone in my bathroom on the third level of my house, which is on the side closest to the backyard, while the headphones were still connected. I made it almost 20 feet out the front door before it started stuttering from the distance. The battery life is very solid, I believe I got about 4 days of frequent use on a full charge (combined total usage of about 20-25 hours. Here’s how I would describe the audio: Three categories (bass, mids, highs) each with a possible score of 100. Skullcandy had 275 point available and put 100 into bass, 100 into mids, and 75 into highs. The bulk of the sound is in the lower half, but there’s only a small, but noticeable, lack in the highs. Build quality wise, just don’t throw it around or shove it in a bag. Get a case if you can. This was on sale for $50 which is an absolute steal. For retail price I would probably shell out an extra $30-40 for Sony.andrew

First of all, the sound is great for the price you pay for it. I have Airpods but the bass on those are nowhere near powerful as these headphones. However, the product does have its downsides. It squeaks a lot whenever you move the ear-cups or extend the headband. It makes you cringe and makes you think these headphones won't last very long. However, these headphones are extremely comfortable when wearing them. You can listen to music for hours upon hours while doing office work. Its noise isolation is fairly decent. It definitely muffles the sound around you and makes it to where you can't hear the people around you unless they are speaking very very loudly. Overall, it's a fairly decent product. It serves its purpose well. I would recommend getting a traveling case for them if you are like me and are constantly on the go.chrisolorzan-8

THE SKULLCANDY HESH 3 HEADPHONES ARE AWESOME! I HAVE THE PSYCHO-TROPICAL (TEAL) COLOR AND THEY LOOK COOL TOO. THESE ARE $99.00 BUT USUALLY YOU CAN GET THESE ON SALE FOR LESS. I PICKED THESE BAD BOYS UP FOR $49.99 ON AMAZON SUMMER JULY 4TH SALE IN 2020. THEY ARE LIGHTWEIGHT AND HAVE A FANTASTIC SOUND SIGNATURE. I LOVE THE SIMPLE DESIGN. THESE HEADPHONES ARE SOMEWHAT DELICATE SO YOU MUST HANDLE WITH CARE. THEY HAVE BECOME MY FAVORITE HEADPHONES FOR LISTENING TO MUSIC WITH. THEY HAVE AN INTEGRAL AMPLIFIER BUILT INTO THEM. WIRELESS OR WIRED THEY SOUND GREAT. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THESE CANS. THE SOUND GOT BETTER AFTER A LITTLE BURN IN TIME. THE SOUND IS POWERFUL, PUNCHY AND TIGHT. I DIDN'T THINK TOO MUCH OF THESE HEADPHONES AT FIRST AND ENDED UP FALLING IN LOVE WITH THEM AFTER I BROKE THEM IN AND LISTENED TO SOME HIGH QUALITY RECORDINGS. THEY REALLY REPLICATE MUSICAL NOTES SPOT ON AND NO DISTORTION. THEY ALSO ARE LOUD ENOUGH. VERY IMPRESSIVE. ONE THING TO BEAR IN MIND IS THEY NEED TO BE FED GOOD RECORDINGS IN ORDER TO SOUND GOOD AS SOME MEDIOCRE YOU TUBE RECORDINGS DO NOT SOUND SO GOOD BUT THIS APPLYS TO ALL HEADPHONES.Mark Pomerhn

Love the one piece ……don’t have to worry about falling out when running or workouts……nothing in ear so I can hear things around me and still listen to my music …like this when mowing the yard …the only thing that was unexpected is a little vibration when volume is loud …love that they are a smaller version for smaller people……thanksTricia

I talk on the phone a lot during work, and listen to audiobooks/podcasts while I'm not on the phone. I also cannot stand having things inside my ears, not only is it uncomfortable but I also prefer having situational awareness of what's going on around me. For my use case, there isn't anything else out there that can hold a candle to these, literally nothing else comes close. Given they do not actually go in my ears, they are incredibly comfortable. I can wear them all day and most of the time I actually forget I'm wearing them. There have actually been quite a few instances where I spent 30+ minutes frantically looking for them, only to discover they were on my head the whole time (while my co-workers look at me like I was an idiot and laughed amongst themselves). I have been an aftershockz/shockz user since the first iteration, and these leave the first generation aftershockz in the dust. The only disappointment from this company was the OpenComm, which do not play nice with any apple device (constant stuttering audio). The mini size is just icing on the cake, as the regular size always left a giant band around the back of my head. The mini size fits me perfectly with very little room between my head and the band. Shockz has documentation and a printable tool to determine if the mini's are the right size for you on their website. These aren't audiophile headphones and they aren't for everyone, if you want good sounding music, then look elsewhere. For podcasts, audiobooks, and phone calls; these are beyond amazing.EnormousSnail

You won't find anything better for the money. The build quality, sound, mic, battery life, and comfort are all good. (So far, anyway, after about a week of frequent use.) One minor quibble is that it's not obvious which buds are left and right. The L and R on them are very hard to find and read. If the buds were white instead of black, the letters would at least be easier to read. The buds would also be easier to find in dark spaces. Another is that the instruction manual is nearly unreadable; but there are good instructions online.Doc S.

Bought these ear buds for computer meetings like Teams and Zoom. Saw good reviews for the microphone for buds in the price range. The sound has bass you can feel but not muffled and the mids and highs are clear. Music sounds rich but can hear noise at high volume a bit of distortion. Mic tests so far are promising and clear enough for a comfortable conversation. Haven't tested the battery life yet but only expecting 3 to 3.5 hours more than enougg time for a few meetings. The case and buds are solid and for the hour or so I have worn them the are comfortable. Pairing was easy. Now only rime will tell.Wal

I saw that these earbuds received a high rating in Consumer Reports this past month. Price was great — $39.99 on Amazon — and I had been considering getting wireless earbuds, so I pulled the trigger in ordering from Amazon. They arrived promptly with 3 different sized soft ear fittings. The largest fit perfectly. Case/charger is sturdy and the buds snap into place nicely. Bluetooth pairing with my iPhone was simple, with instant, automatic recognition after first use. Most importantly, sound quality is excellent, both for music and audiobooks, and outside noise is nicely suppressed. They hold charge well. Haven't used yet for phone calls so can't address quality of the microphone.J. J.