The headphone are easy to adjust so they fir over your ear so you get good sound Quality , it also fold up to store better too ,, it easy to attach blue tooth to your phone,TV . ETC

Being avid workout enthusiasts, Bluetooth headphones have always piqued our interest. While wired headphones probably give us that bit of better audio quality, wireless headphones are the ones that appeal to us the most as they don't get caught up in gym equipment; and in the process, make us lose...

Bought this product 3 weeks ago & they work perfect woth my ipod love the bluetooth don't have to worry about cords.

A year ago, you couldn't get much of a Bluetooth sports headphone for $50. Sure, there were the usual generic brands on Amazon, but anything from a name brand tended to cost a minimum of $80 -- or more.

The JBL Endurance Sprint fits securely and comfortably and sounds very good for a modestly priced Bluetooth sports headphone; It's also fully waterproof and has touch controls

Touch controls can be a little finicky and there's some presence boost in the treble

For $100, JBL's E45BT headphones offer a powerful sound signature with boosted lows and crisp, clear highs. The earpads are comfortable, and generally speaking, anyone that considers themself a bass lover will be pleased.

Powerful, boosted bass response matched with crisp highs; Comfortable on-ear fit; Can be used in wired, passive mode

Sculpted sound signature not for purists

I sweat - a lot - and I go through a lot of "sweatproof" headphones because of it. I drown most of the headphones I buy within my first month of ownership. ( Plantronics BackBeat Fit Bluetooth Headphones are the single other exception to that - my first pair of those lasted almost 8 months and my...

If you work out with your headphones, they had better be made to withstand the abuse. A good pair of workout headphones should fit securely, be water-resistant, and be able to survive being tossed in a gym bag repeatedly.

Rugged; waterproof build; Good sound quality; Affordable price

Calls sound muffled; Bulky fit; Finicky touch controls

Really comfortable to wear. Light enough to not really notice them and fully adjustable. Sound is fantastic with clear voice and deep bass. Charge last at least 8 hours.

"Easy to pair, good battery life, not a fantastic product though. The sound quality is quite acceptable but nothing to blow you away. I payed ￡60, and that's a decent price, but for a higher price, go check something else. Oh and... if you have a rather large head, don't even think about it.

We've been impressed with JBL's Endurance line of Bluetooth earphones thus far, and the Endurance Jump is no exception. At $69.95 (and often on sale for less), the Endurance Jump can survive laps in the pool or other wet workouts thanks to a fully waterproof design. The secure fit is excellent, and for the price, the audio is quite powerful, with subwoofer-like bass depth. Design Available in black, blue, light blue, green, or red, the neckband-style Endurance Jump earphones can appear slightly chunky at first—the earpieces are huge compared with a standard in-ear pair. But this design aids in stability and fit security. The earpieces utilize JBL's TwistLock system—turning them once inside the ear provides exceptional stability. When properly in place, these earphones are not coming out, making them ideal for gym use. A Power Hook, as JBL calls it, loops up over the ear for added stability and automatically turns the earphones on or off when they are being put on or taken off. Thi...

JBL's Endurance Jump earphones deliver huge bass in a secure, fully waterproof design.

Powerful bass depth matched with sculpted, crisp highs; Waterproof; Exceptionally secure fit

Power Hook feature can lead to accidental powering down or up; Sound signature not for purists