Jabra SPORT Stereo Bluetooth Headset user reviews (Black/Yellow)

Pros Lightweight, Small compared to similar products, Sweat resistant, Easy to use, FM Radio, Can be paired to two devices at once.

Cons Doesn't fit well with glasses, Sub-par Bluetooth quality.

Summary I have had these for about three months and I really do enjoy them. I spent quite a while shopping for a nice set of bluetooth headphones for when I work out and these were the what I decided to go with.

I eventualy settled with these over other products because of several factors; They are small, compared to other bluetooth headphones of similar design. The two earpieces are connected via cord and not a rigid piece of plastic. They're sweat resistant which is a must for working out. And they're comfortable. Call quality is okay and I have never had any problems using it.

While they do not fit well with glasses you can say the same with other similar products that have an over the ear design. The bluetooth can be a problem depending on your situation. Indoors they work great, like at home or at the gym for example. It can also transmit about thirty feet and even through a few walls. But for some reason if you are outside they need to be in close proximity with your phone/iPod/etc. to work properly, like on an armband. The battery life is decent, about 3 1/2 hours for me, which you have to think about because these are small so expect a smaller battery. So if you plan on working out longer than 3 1/2hrs stick with corded headphones.

I am very picky about how well headphones fit on/in my ears, and these are comfortable. They do come with three styles of earbud pads but they might not be for everybody. Remember these are earbud style and not in-ear style, so you probably wont have that "perfect" fit like the in-ear ones offer. Also, they don't look like the other prudcts out there that make you look like you're hard of hearing, which is a huge bonus.

In short, for about 90 bucks it's a good balance act between quality, price and performance.

Pros Lightweight, FM radio, Good Sound Quality, water resistant, & Simplicity

Cons Poor Ear Fit, Not able to wear prescription/sun glasses, bluetooth connectivity is terrible to say the least, & device/phone has to be on your right side work without skipping, & terrible battery life it only last 3 hours on a full charge.

Summary I purchased these headphones about a 3 weeks ago to Running with my iPhone. I read several reviews all of which had good things to say about these headphones. So I ordered them online, syncing & setting them was very easy. From my first run these headphones give me trouble, they started falling out of my ears no matter what variation of ear buds I used & I tried all of them that came with the device. If that wasn't bad enough, I have to run with my iPhone on the right side of my body because if whatever device your using is on the left side of my body the music skips constantly. Which is ridiculous to say the least. I was still determined to get my monies worth out these headphones, so I continued to use them. I wore a sweat band around my head on runs that helps secure the headphones as well keep sweat out of my eyes so it severed a dual purpose no issues with that. Then I wore my iPhone on my right are instead of my left which I'll say was a minor inconvenience . So I go out for a very long run over 20 miles & in about 3 hours into my run my headphones completely died & yes they were fully charged. That was the nail in the coffin, thank goodness my wife likes them, she is a treadmill runner and doesn't do anymore than 3 miles. So I gladly gave them up to her and I went back to my wired headset until a better wireless workout earbud headset is released. For the price they are asking for these headphone & for them to be so terribly flawed is one word "RIDICULOUS".