Somehow I feel I have to defend
myself about buying the best Bluetooth headphones for running in the world,
even if it’s only my inner voice with an eye on my bank balance is the one
doing the criticising. Anyway, here I am screaming loudly that my Jaybird X3
headphones are absolutely the toppest of the range and as far as I’m concerned
worth every cent. Obviously sounds are
really important to me and, just as with all the rest of my running gear, it’s
true I never do anything by half. But
I’m no fool and here’s why I’m shouting from the rooftops in favour of this
particular purchase.
Exercise Headphones In Particular
I was confused by all the choice
in the exercise-focused earphones so I researched only on the aspects that are
important to me. And as a keen runner who really never lets anything but me
off, rain, wind, snow, whatever, the top of my list is having the best possible
Bluetooth headphones protection against rain damage - as well as effects from
my sweat. Jaybird X3 have a coating that ticks that particular box. Then,
because I cycle to the park I run in I want a pair of the best headphones that allows me to wear my
helmet with the headphones in the over-ear position - these do, I just
completely lift the cord off the back of my neck leaving the X3 are secure in
my ears.
Really Good Headphones For DJs and Deejaying
When the phones are in my ears
I really get the full benefit - I use the Jaybird MySound app which is the best
Bluetooth serving app ever and you got to believe it but the settings I put in
from the start just stay stored in the earbuds so all I have to do is keep my
headphones on when I'm deejaying. Seriously though, you can’t
beat buds that last a full 8 hours of use between charges - that’s a full day
of music, i.e. a dj set if you like. Believe me, these Jaybird X3 are
pricier than wired ones of course but when you’re running free and the sounds
are coming in so well it’s absolutely worth the cost. We discovered some awesome dj equipment for beginners at that post just linked if you're into your audio equipment.