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Not only are the Beats Fit Pro ( 9/10, WIRED Recommends) one of the best workout buds for Apple users, they're one of the best everyday buds, period. Even earbuds with hooks tend to fall out and squiggle around, but Cloud Foam tips stay secure. The Epic Air Sport ($80) has active noise-canceling, wireless charging, more than twice the battery life, and-most importantly for me, with my weird tiny ears-they have JLab's magical Cloud Foam tips. ★ Alternative: Even JLab's upgraded sport buds are still relatively affordable. As a bonus, they also come in a wide array of playful colors.

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And the Bluetooth connection is stronger than in other affordable earbuds that I've tried I don't have to be wary about walking around a corner, away from my phone. They have a solid 30 hours of battery life when you recharge them in the case-I wore them for two weeks for a few hours each day while running and walking my dog, and I never had to recharge them. The build quality is solid, and touch controls are not too sensitive I don't accidentally turn off my music or turn up the volume whenever I adjust my hair or my hat. They come in a sturdy case with a built-in USB charger. You just can't find buds with quality this good for this price. The Go Air Sport are the sport version of the insanely affordable Go Air ( 8/10, WIRED Recommends), with a slight markup for over-ear hooks and case with a cover. Workout buds are getting cheaper and better all the time (I've recommended other pairs that I like below) but JLab's are really in a different class. The Elite 4 Active ($120) are also cheaper, if a little bigger. I do like the matte finish and buttons on these better than the rubbery finish of the Elite 7 Active. However, like all Jabras, they're comfortable, tiny, and look and sound great. To that end, they cost a teeny bit less, the buds are just a tiny bit bigger, with a slightly worse waterproofing rating, and they don't have adjustable noise-canceling. ★ Alternatives: The latest Jabra model is 2022's Elite 5 ($150), which are meant to be the midrange model. They have 8 hours of battery life and up to 30 hours in the case. They're IP57-rated, which means that they're dustproof and can be submerged in water up to one meter. You can customize the hearing profile for listening to podcasts versus hip hop. The Sound+ app lets you customize the level of hear-through, meaning you can choose to let in more ambient noise if you're running outside or washing dishes, or less if you're in a gym.

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They've stayed in place while running outside and under a beanie, plus they're comfortable enough for me to wear while doing chores around the house. They're still the smallest and most comfortable buds I've ever tested, with the tiniest case, and the rubber tip holds the buds securely in my tiny ears. The Elite 7 Active came out in 2021, but every time I put them on, I still find them to be the buds to beat. One of the best qualities of Jabra is that their earbuds don't change very much from year to year. Subscriptions help fund the work we do every day. com and our print magazine (if you'd like). Special offer for Gear readers: Get a 1-year subscription to WIRED for $5 ($25 off). Updated March 2023: We added the Jabra Elite 5, the JBL Reflect Aero and Endurance Peak III, and the JLab Epic Air Sport ANC, and updated links and pricing throughout. Don't see anything you like? Check out our Best Wirefree Earbuds, Best Cheap Headphones, Best Bluetooth Speakers, or any of our other buying guides for more. If you like listening to music while scrambling up stony slopes or mowing your lawn, here are a bunch of WIRED's favorite pairs. I trail run, hike, work on my yard, lift weights, and watch mildly embarrassing barre and yoga videos on my laptop, all while testing the best wireless workout headphones around. Since I started testing them, their sound and comfort have improved dramatically. But for most everyday activities-working out, traveling, and wandering around my house pretending to put things away-I much prefer a pair of convenient, durable, wireless workout buds. Luxurious over-the-ear headphones are plush and comfortable, and they sound great.