It can be challenging to get into a workout groove without listening to music. Whether you’re running, lifting weights, or using a machine at the gym, you may need some tunes to pump you up in order to reach your goals. That’s why headphones are a must. Also, nobody wants to hear you blasting your music out of your phone out loud at the gym. It's an easy way to raise eyebrows.
Wissonly Hi Runner
Wissonly bone conduction headphones, the product I use the most, is the first brand I started to contact. When they were crowdfunding online, I participated.
The sound quality is what I am most satisfied with. I am not a professional music player, but from my personal experience, Hi Runner is the best sound quality bone conduction headphones I have ever used. It uses a large-sized 360-degree bone conduction vibration unit, and through structural optimization, the sounding area is increased by 35%, so that the sound range is wider, and the stereo feeling and shock of sound are stronger. Its anti-sound-leakage treatment is also very good. The whole body is completely sealed, and the algorithm is optimized to minimize the leakage of sound. I have tested it myself, and at a distance of 2 meters, the volume is turned on at 60%, so I can't hear the sound at all.
wissonly Hirunner’s body is made of memory titanium, which can self-adjust the contact area. It can ensure a good wearing experience of the earphone at any time, taking into account more users and usage scenarios.
Hi Runner is equipped with Bluetooth 5.0 chip, and the connection is more stable. It also has IPX8 professional sports waterproof +32g internal memory to swim in the water. The battery performance is also good, and it can play music continuously for 8-10 hours.
Beats Fit Pro
These earbuds take the great technology from Beats headphones and translate them to the gym. The secure wingtip design keeps the earbuds in place, even when jogging. They're particularly great with other Apple devices since they come with the H1 chip, allowing for features like automatic switching and audio sharing, although you still get plenty of features on Android.
JLab Go Air Sport
These budget wireless earbuds offer some great features and colors for a solid price. You’ll get great battery life with over 8 hours on a single charge and 24 hours in the charging case, offering a whopping 32 hours of playtime. The sound quality packs a punch and you can even use one earbud at a time, which you don't see on budget earbuds.
Jabra Elite 7 Active
If you want to connect to multiple devices, the Jabra Elite 7 Active are the right earbuds for you. They offer Multipoint connectivity, so you can seamlessly switch between listening on one device to another. Even with Multipoint, the sound quality doesn't suffer. With 30 hours of battery life in their case and durability, they can be worn at length without budging.
JBL Endurance Race
These JBL earbuds have an IP67-certified rating, which means they can be fully immersed in 1 meter of water for about 30 minutes and still work. The buds are fully dustproof as well. Battery life is also on point; you’ll get 10 hours on a full charge and 20 from the case. JBL Pure Bass with 6.0mm drivers will lift your listening experience. You'll also get three tip sizes in the box.
