Wireless Earphones for Gym

[Hemps]

I have a pair of Denon Exercise Freaks. Battery lasts about 3 hours. Headphones are very light
You have to wear an armband though, the bluetooth signal gets sketchy when my phone is in my pocket.

I also have a pair of Samsung Gear Circles.
Battery lasts a long, long time. Phone can go in pocket but the headphones themselves are heavier.

I get 20m range on my plantronics if I leave my iphone on a table in direct sight.
I was painting our deck in December at the coast and left iphone on the top and went downstairs and could still hear music but it started to crackle a bit.

 

[robdarussian]

I also have the Plantronics Backbeat Fit - very happy with them - sound quality is good, although I did initially wish they were in-ear, like buds, but I've got used to them. Sound volume could be a touch louder, but it's probably saving my ears in the long run.
Have been very impressed with battery life so far - get about 4 x 45-60 min sessions out of them at full volume before having to recharge.

 

[Aharon]

How do they go in ear?

 

[SoTrue]

How do they go in ear?

It's almost a inbetweener, the bit that goes into the ear is not as tight fitting as the wired, in-ear ones. But they work well for me, no regrets.

 

[robdarussian]

How do they go in ear?

Yeah, it's kind of in, but it's not.
"Just the tip"
you can pick up outside sounds easily if you turn down the volume - which is cool for traffic etc. - definitely not noise-cancelling.

 

[ambo]

you can pick up outside sounds easily if you turn down the volume - which is cool for traffic etc. - definitely not noise-cancelling.

Anyone got a recommendation for something similar that IS noise cancelling?

 

[mak2000]

I have a pair of JBL J46BT, they have excellent battery life upto 4-5 hrs but I used it with my iPhone and laptop. Excellent sound quality.

http://www.amazon.com/JBL-J46BT-Bluetooth-Wireless-Headphone/dp/B00GO8NPYK