Hi everyone, my headphones are broken and the thought of starting my week 5 (tomorrow) without a Michael Johnson in my head, is a worry! I’ve been using my regular Apple EarPods but wondered if anyone could recommend any other headphones.
I’m mindful that autumn / winter is coming and I’ll probably be doing some running outside in all weather conditions, plus of course there’s the sweat!
I guess I’d prefer wireless and light enough not to bother me but that will stay on or in my ears.
Any suggestions gratefully received!
Thanks!
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I've been using Jabra Pace sports headphones. I've got nothing else wireless to compare them with and they were a gift from my husband when I started on my C25K journey, but I've certainly haven't got any complaints about them.
They're a nice snug fit and they also connect to the Jabra sports app if you're into tracking your runs (I'm numbers obsessed, so I get a bit geeky about that type of thing) They have some kind of sweat guarantee too, so I guess they're confident that they're pretty hardy.
I've read on a few forums that some people don't rate the bass on them, but genuinely haven't had any issue with how music or Sarah M sounds through them.
Search Amazon for the brand MPOW. I have their 'Magneto' wireless earbuds. Bluetooth, great battery life, never fallen out. Totally bomb-proof. And £15 about 3 years ago.
I've just bought some tritina v2 headphones from Amazon I went for the premium ones that also come with 2 sets of memory phone ear buds really comfortable only used them a couple of times so far but no problems and not had to mess about trying to keep them in like my old ones
Without a doubt, my best purchase ever has been the Bose SoundSport Free. Absolutely incredible headphones, barely noticeable, sound quality is unbeatable.
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