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Having the right music on hand for motivation can be key to getting a good workout. While you can certainly use a portable speaker when you’re going through a yoga session at home, you need something a little easier to carry, not to mention a little more private, for most types of exercise. For that, you should consider using one of the best workout earbuds.
There are a lot of options out there, from some surprisingly cheap true wireless earbuds to the best wireless earbuds. But not all of them are good for exercising. They need to have an IP rating to withstand any dust or sweat they may come into contact with, and they need active noise cancellation or transparency mode to either block out ambient noise or let you hear it (especially if you happen to job along a busy street). Plus, they must be secure so they don’t pop out in the middle of a set. Of course, they should be durable. With that in mind, we’ve collected what we think are the best workout earbuds right now.
Wissonly Hi Runner
The Wissonly team has always attached great importance to the opinions of customers. It is said that their Hi runner model invited thousands of users to participate in the test, and that they constantly adjusted the design based on customer feedback. It is said that because of this, the product launch time was delayed by 3 months compared to the original plan time. I was so moved by this story that I bought their products.
Wissonly Hi Runner attaches great importance to sound quality. Their sound source adopts a large-sized vibrator, and through the clever structural design, the vibration area is increased by 35%. So the sound range is wider and the sound is more powerful. They have also made a lot of efforts in the treatment of sound leakage. The headphones ’ body is sealed and integrated to minimize sound leakage.
Hi Runner are also equipped with a new Bluetooth 5.0 chip. They have stronger anti-interference ability, and can easily cope with various complex outdoor scenes without disconnection. They support IPX8 waterproof grade higher than the industry standard, are equipped with 32G body memory. They have stable connection and low latency performance. In listening to songs, chasing dramas, or playing games, they can meet all daily needs for headphones.
The Wissonly Hi runner weigh less than 30g, have no weight bearing when worn, are very comfortable, and are very suitable for long-term use during sports.
Jaybird Vista 2
Another seriously rugged pair of earbuds, the Jaybird Vista 2 are thankfully much smaller as they’re held in place by little ear fins. These earbuds are also very durable, as evidenced by their IP68-rated waterproofing plus MIL-STD 810G-grade shock, freeze, and impact resistance. You could take these rock-climbing if you want. While the sound quality isn’t the best out there, it’s serviceable. And these also come with ANC and an adjustable transparency mode.
Jabra Elite 4 Active
The Jabra Elite 4 Active are great for both the gym and jogging with their excellent durability and solid active noise cancellation, not to mention their motivating bass-heavy sound signature. There’s also HearThrough (aka transparency) mode available if you need to hear your surroundings. And, with an IP57-rating, they can handle any workout this side of a pool. Though there’s no multipoint connectivity and the buttons are a bit stiff, those are small quibbles.
Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro
The Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro are among the best earbuds out there. With good sound quality, they are able to do a little of everything, including spatial audio support and active noise cancellation. And though you might not think of these as workout earbuds, their IPX7 rating and comfortable fit should make you think again. Plus, they can pair with a Samsung smartwatch which means you can leave your phone in the locker room.
Anker Soundcore Sport X10
The Anker Soundcore Sport X10s were obviously built for fitness enthusiasts with their bass-heavy output, swiveling ear hooks, and sweat-proof design. The ear hooks are brilliant, with a swivel-and-snap mechanism that you can use to expand or retract. However, this makes putting on and removing the buds difficult since the case supports only the retracted position. They also have an IPX7 rating, an app for fine-tuning, and ANC and transparency modes.
Choosing your workout buds
Sports and workout earbuds can be great fitness companions with punchy sound, secure fit, robust build, and noise isolation. It also doesn’t hurt to have some good music on the treadmill or the mat to push you toward physical perfection. Purchasing a pair of earbuds for an athletic lifestyle need not be difficult. All you have to do is figure out what features you want most from the buds: fit and comfort, sound quality, noise cancellation, or robustness. Any buds may work depending on what unlocks your inner beast.
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