JLabAudio Fit2 Sport Wired Earbuds | Sport Fit with Customizable Memory Wire Earhook | IPX5 Waterproof & Sweatproof | C3 Sound with Titanium Drivers | Black

I am a huge fan of the jlab earbuds with the hook around the ears. I should add that I use the model with the wires. It’s a personal preference. I’ve had too many issues with blue tooth and don’t want to be bothered. As to the earbuds themselves, the sound quality is exceptional, although a tip in that regard is to use the largest earbud cushions they provide. The more fully the cushion fills your ear, the richer the sound. I love that the earbuds hook around my ears, as they stay in place perfectly when I exercise. The hooks are nice and pliable so you can bend them until they are comfortable. The microphone works well, the sound is clear when I am using it for phone calls. I had my last pair for about three years before they stopped working and to be fair, I dropped them a couple of times. For the money I don’t think there is anything better out there.

I had a pair of JLab buds before these, but my sweat killed them. I want to say J5, but I can't remember. They sounded and fit well even during a workout. The Fit 2.0 are sweat proof and durable so I gave them a shot. My primary uses are running long distances, but I have been using them at work if the conversations around my desk become distracting.Pros:- Sound great just like my previous pair of JLabs. Not overly loud with the bass like most buds.- The tips are comfortable and fit the same as my previous pair.- Washable and sweat proof.- The over ear component does keep them from getting full yanked out of your head if the cord gets pulled.Cons:- The over ear component does not retain shape well so they require rebending every time they are used.- The over ear component does not fit very securely behind my ear even after following the directions and looking at pictures of how it should fit. As I said in the pros, it does keep the bud from getting ripped away from my skull, but does not prevent the buds from slipping (reducing sound quality) while I run. In fact, it seems like the extra shape and weight of the over ear part contributes to tip slippage.- The over ear component is hard to use with glasses and/or a ear warming headband. The pressure of the headband presses your ears onto the piece, which is uncomfortable at first but easily ignored as you start your workout. The headband also makes it hard to get a proper fit since putting on the headband almost certainly wiggles the headset. Then once it's on it's really hard to make adjustments to the buds.Overall, I like them enough that I'm not going to replace them, but I'll look for a pair without the over ear piece next time.

I love Jlabs head phones, but these didn't wow me. The shaped wire is difficult to manipulate and they just wouldn't stay exactly the way I wanted. Any bit of twist and you suddenly can't hear anything as the bud slides out if place. I did like that they came with a huge range of earplug sizes and shapes but they just end up balled up in my pocket all the time because they are awkward to get on and keep on. The sound quality is great I just wish they were easier to deal with on a day to day basis.

The sound quality is decent. Worked fine for a time and after a few months of casual usage the left earbud stopped working. The build quality on the audio jack is poor (referring to the jack in the photo) and this is where the connection problem is. The headset only plays music from the right earbud and the left ear is spotty--when it does work, the volume is low. Would not recommend this headset for this reason.

Bad news - they offer a lifetime guarantee - It won't last a lifetime.But, with heavy use, it might last over a year. Which is pretty good for earbuds under $50.On my third set. Entirely happy with them. Best I've found. Well, one of the three did get a complaint from one voice caller - I said so and got a replacement. They stay in place and don't hurt your ears. They don't fall off your head while you're in motion. You don't have to keep poking them back in your ear. I find no fault with the sound, but I mainly use them for voice, audiobooks, podcasts, and the like. Not much music. Happy with the music, but I am no qualified judge. The newer versions are even better. They are refining and improving. I do wish there were in-line controls that worked. But nobody's perfect.

They seemed like decent headphones, but the right ear stopped working after a few months...Pros:ComfortableLots of options for earbud sizesDecent sound qualityShort and long cable options so you don't have a huge cable while runningCons:No volume control (I knew this ahead of time)Button sometimes would play/pause other times it activated Siri almost as if it was stuckRight ear stopped putting out sound (well, it does but its very very faint) after about 3 monthsWhen running hard, I guess the detachable cord wiggles and the sound cuts in and outThe headphone jack is very fat and doesn't fit well with my iPhone case, and doesn't fit at all with my iPad case.

I have Jlab wireless and they are great. I love to listen to music all the time. finding great earbuds and at a great price...always on the hunt.I do own other name brand high dollar earbuds and headphones. Save your money...Jlab has a great product that has a great sound and wont break the bank price. I bought the wired because I am old school and still believe the sound is better, crisper, deeper. The fact they are sweat proof and you can wash them off another great selling point. My biggest selling point for these is the sound. I have a variety of taste in music and it all sounds great with these. I will probably buy a pair for my girlfriend as a gift. Jlab has a wonderful product at an outstanding price.