Bought these for frequent running. The other reviews are correct about the controls - they're hard to manage. When you're running they're even worse: I frequently accidentally hit the control when wiping sweat away from my face or head, sometimes "skipping" to the end of a podcast. Very annoying.

I have charged several times and it never charged. However when I use it wire the sound is beautiful. I have to returned it back and now the price is double. I am so sad for that.

Purchased 2018-01-25 Gave 990kr. Good battery life, the phone shows the battery level in the status bar for me (Android 8.0). The building quality is like that and it rattles in the right hand only when you walk with them. Not a dealbreaker but worth noting.

The item is gorgeous and the sound quality is the best

This product does not let me move to far away from my phone if I wanted to have to have my phone on me I wouldnt need Bluetooth

JBL has built a name for itself in the headphone world as a maker of excellent headphones at a reasonable price. We've reviewed a ton of those headphones over the past few years, and most of them have done very well considering their value for money.

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 is a surprisingly good wireless sports headphone for $50, with only a few small downsides.

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.

The JBL Endurance Sprint is a surprisingly good wireless sports headphone for $50, with only a few small downsides.

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.

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