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Last Updated on Aug-11-2023.
At a glance…
Based on our extensive research, own testing, user-sentiment analysis, and our BIFL scoring system, we can confidently recommend two wireless earbuds to anyone looking for their next pair.
Firstly, the Jabra Elite Active 75t. Scoring 8.8 out of 10 with points mostly in ruggedness and multipurpose, these headphones are still a great deal one year from our original review. They are a comfortable and stable fit, and have a great IP rating alongside a two-year warranty at less than $100.
For those with a little more money to splash and an uncompromising taste in both audio quality and design, we recommend the Bang & Olufsen Beoplay E8 Sport. They look beautiful and sound better than any other on the list. Their durability is surprising for such a high-end piece of tech which, alongside the two-year warranty, makes the price point much less intimidating.
- Perfect for: Perhaps the most runner-focused earbuds on the market.
- Perfect for: Sporty audiophiles who want the convenience of True Wireless without sacrificing high-fidelity sound.
- Perfect for: Lower/mid-budget shoppers in the market for acceptable-sounding durable earbuds who prioritize battery life over all else.
Portable sound
Whether you love them or hate them, Apple’s viral wireless headphones, the AirPods, turned the audio wearables industry on its head upon their release in 2016.
Fashioning a new space in the market for headphones that are devilishly portable, decent sounding, and seamlessly multifunctional, the AirPods ushered in a new era of portable sound.
The market is now thriving with a range of well-rounded options for those on the lookout for these so-called ‘hearables’, providing a convenient alternative to bulkier style headphones, designed for those who care more about high utility than high-fidelity.
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Generally speaking, these products maintain slim profiles for stable use in athletic activities and are easily connected to a variety of audio sources thanks to state-of-the-art Bluetooth technology.
Kitted out with dual microphones, they provide crystal-clear call handling, are touch or voice-enabled for simple playback controls and virtual-assistant integration, and are handily chargeable via a companion battery case.
As good as that sounds, they are unfortunately not without their shortcomings. Much has been said of their mediocre audio quality, poor battery life [1], notorious ability to break down due to water damage, and tendency to get lost down a tiny crack in paneled flooring (I may or may not be speaking from personal experience there…)
So, in the four years since the release of the AirPods, are there any standout market entrants that address these grievances?
Are there any in-ear Bluetooth headphones that have formidable battery life, great audio quality, meaningful water resistance, and most importantly, extreme overall durability?
You’ll be happy to know that the answer is a resounding YES, and you have come to probably the best place on the internet to discover the most durable wireless earbuds.
Using extensive market research, user-sentiment analysis, and good old-fashioned common sense, we have rounded up the coolest, best sounding, most durable wireless earbuds available today, to help you make the best possible purchase.
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Headphone Jargon
First of all, let’s clear up a few definitions, as the headphone space is awash with all types of confusing technical verbiage.
InEar/Earbuds – A headphone design where two headphone buds are placed in the inner ear and supported by it.
True Wireless Headphones – Headphones that rely on Bluetooth technology to play audio completely wirelessly from compatible devices, portably chargeable via a companion battery case.
Hearables – A term describing any type of audio technology that, beyond transmitting audio, also acts as a computing interface or performs other functions.
Active Noise Cancelation (ANC): A technological method for reducing unwanted sound by the addition of a second sound specifically designed to cancel the first.
‘Winged’ Buds: An earbud design that utilizes ‘wings’ that extend from the bud and position themselves within the outer ear for enhanced fit stability.
Today, we are focusing exclusively on Bluetooth-powered wireless In-Ear headphones. Active noise cancelation will be a plus for clean sound in noisy environments, but it’s not a dealbreaker.
What Makes Wireless Earbuds ‘Rugged’?
Due to their miniature size, necessarily open-holed design, and power-demanding multifunctionality, true wireless earbuds are vulnerable to all sorts of malfunction and breakdown.
Thankfully, though, there is an evolving set of technological innovations and integrations that can help minimize the effect of unforgiving use, ensuring your headphone’s survival for years to come.
Same as with our previous article on Durable Bluetooth OverEar headphones (check it out if you haven’t already), we are on the lookout for premium, impact-resistant materials, extended warranties or guarantees, and any performance standards that qualify them for use in specific environments.
These can include the MIL-STD-810G, a military standard that ensures headphones can stand up to a range of harsh environmental stressors, and the IP rating system, to qualify headphones on levels of water resistance from sweat to swimming.
And of course, we are going to expose our picks to the real test; their performance in our hallowed #BIFL rating system. That is, earbuds that are…
- Rugged: 50% weight from total score – Strong builds that can withstand brutal punishment.
- Repairable: 20% weight from total score – Sets that come with guarantees, extended warranties, or after-care plans.
- Upgradable: 15% weight from total score – Earbuds with replaceable/interchangeable parts such as multiple silicone bud tips, wireless charging enabled cases etc.
- Multi-purpose: 15% weight from total score – Pairs that, due to their technical specifications, boast functionality in more than one context such as music listening and heartbeat tracking.
Lets’ not waste any more time.
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Jabra Elite Active 75t
The Elite Active 75t model headphones represent a well-engineered, decent-sounding pair of headphones whose greatest feature is a respectable all-around dedication to a stable audio experience in sporting environments.
With corporate familial ties to the medical audio devices field [5], Jabra are well-positioned to lead the charge on securely-fitted earpieces – and the Elite Active 75ts have what might be the lowest profile design of the comparable models out there.
Complete with three sets of variably sized earbud gels, vigorous workouts with these headphones should never be interrupted by an earbud drop. And even if they are, the IP57 (dust and full temporary water immersion protection) rating will prevent that from being an electronic death sentence.
They even offer a special two-year ‘dust and sweat’ warranty to back up their claims.
Appropriately for sporty headphones, the sound production emphasizes the bass response for your beat-heavy workout tunes. However, the Jabra Sound+ companion app gives users the option to fine-tune the audio with presets or a totally custom EQ, turning them into a pretty versatile offering and one that produces above-average audio quality with powerful bass, especially with the active noise cancellation switched on.
And with a respectable 7.5 hours of continuous listening time (5.5 with ANC on) or up to 24 hours with the case in tow, the pair will be a good fit for most runners’ 5k, 10k, or even marathon sessions.
They have the full suite of voice assistant integration too with Alexa, Siri, and Google Assistant at the ready listening for your commands. You can take your pick from five muted colors, with the option to enable wireless charging for the case at an additional $30.
If the 75ts don’t quite do it for you, Jabra’s extensive full range of true wireless earbuds are definitely worth checking out, with something for everyone.
- IP57 rating with two-year ‘dust and sweat’ warranty
- Companion app for audio fine-tuning
- Selection of earbud gels to create a perfect fit
- Wireless case charging is not included in the standard package – it is sold separately
- ANC implemented with the software upgrade is not the best in class but compensated with excellent passive noise isolation
PRICE: Currently on sale at around $100 (RRP $179.99)
PERFECT FOR: Perhaps the most runner-focused earbuds on the market.
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- ACTIVE NOISE CANCELLATION: With these noise cancelling earbuds, you can filter out the world and focus on...
- CRYSTAL-CLEAR CALLS – 4 microphones, the latest digital signal processing and pioneering beam form...
- LONG BATTERY LIFE – With Jabra Elite Active 75t wireless Bluetooth earbuds, you get up to 24 hours of...
- MY SOUND IS YOUR SOUND – Our latest pioneering technology tests your hearing in the Jabra Sound plus...
Last update on 2021-07-13 at 03:29 / Affiliate links / Images from Amazon Product Advertising API
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Master & Dynamic MW07 Plus
New York’s Master & Dynamic was born when its founder discovered a classic pair of headphones from the 1940s that, due to the rugged metal and leather construction, were still completely intact.
A love affair with durable, stylish audio equipment began and the MW07 Plus wireless headphones are a continuation of that legacy.
Stunningly crafted from stainless steel and acetate, the exact finish of each pair of MW07 Plus is luxuriously distinctive in its ten (yes, ten!) color variants. Aside from being arguably the best-looking earbuds on our list (and maybe of any list), they possess a highly competitive spec sheet in terms of audio fidelity.
Bluetooth 5.0 with aptX and SBC codecs combines with the 10mm beryllium drivers to produce a clean and balanced sound with a high level of detail on the trebles. Active noise cancelation refines and channels the audio reproduction in any environment, making them an attractive choice for commuters.
They are IPX5 rated, so despite the opulent look and serious price tag, they would not be out of place in a workout environment, functionally speaking.
It could be a long workout too, with 40 hours of potential playtime with the three additional charges that the equally luxurious-looking stainless-steel companion case can give you.
Another thing worth pointing out with regard to battery life — the MW07 Plus’s have insane power efficiency, offering a generous five hours of playtime from only 15 minutes of charging.
For another $100, you could spring for the MW08 Sport model, featuring the same form-factor and audio technology as the MW08 Plus but in an upgraded case composed of Kevlar, which is wireless charging enabled and IPX4 rated. But, for most of us with limited budgets, the MW07 represents overall better value for those prioritizing audio quality.
- Highly detailed and powerful audio profile
- Great battery performance
- Great looking
- Only average IP rating
PRICE: Around $250.
PERFECT FOR: Money-no-object shoppers who want their buds to look as good as they sound.
- WIRELESS BLUETOOTH EARBUDS FOR THE HOLIDAYS: Quick pairing technology and a 100ft/30m connectivity range...
- ACTIVE NOISE CANCELLING: Allows you to listen without any outside interruptions, ideal for travelers and...
- QUICK PAIRING AND MICROPHONE: Bluetooth 5.0 with quick pairing technology delivers expansive sound while...
- LONG BATTERY LIFE: With 10 hours of battery life and an additional 3 charges in the case, these earbuds...
- WATER RESISTANT RATING: IPX5 water resistant technology allows these earbuds to withstand snow, rain and...
Last update on 2021-02-25 at 03:54 / Affiliate links / Images from Amazon Product Advertising API
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Apple Airpods Pro
The AirPods were a tough act to follow, and if anyone could match the cultural gravity of the first iteration, it would be Apple. And with the AirPods Pro, the official successor, they may have done just that.
So, what’s changed?
Well, the first thing you’ll notice is the completely overhauled form factor.
I’m one of the lucky ones with a set of ears that are perfectly matched to the original AirPods plastic bud, but that wasn’t the case for everyone.
The Pros offer a custom fit with three sizes of flexible tips to match their user. Not only does this make them much better suited to sport and athletics, but the perfect seal also takes the audio to another level, which, matched with the active noise cancelation, is a promise that really delivers.
The bass response is pronounced, and the soundstage is exceptionally clear. They’re not the best sounding wireless earbuds on the market, but represent a vast improvement from the standard AirPods.
The Pros are IPX4 rated for water-splash and sweat, which is a nice consideration coming from a durability-shy company like Apple. You’ll be able to power through runs in the rain and work up a sweat in the gym — just don’t take them swimming.
They also have a host of user-experience conveniences such as a wireless charging enabled case, ‘transparency mode’ for zoning into real-world conversations (who does those anymore?), a force sensor to control music and calls, and spatial audio with dynamic head-tracking for a balanced audio profile wherever you are.
All those nifty features take a toll on the battery though, which offers a fairly un-exceptional 4.5 hours of continuous listening time from a single charge. Though you can turn ANC off for improved battery performance.
Overall, they’re a step up from the originals in basically every way, without being world-beaters in a single dimension. It’s still Apple, though, so some may wince at the price and rightly surmise that there are better value options out there for those outside the Apple product ecosystem.
- IPX4 rating
- Active noise cancelation
- Technological features to enhance overall user experience
- Weak battery life
- Expensive
PRICE: Around $250.
PERFECT FOR: Apple eco-system die-hards who loved the original AirPods and are ready to upgrade.
- Active noise cancellation for immersive sound
- Transparency mode for hearing and connecting with the world around you
- Three sizes of soft, tapered silicone tips for a customizable fit
- Sweat and water resistant
- Adaptive EQ automatically tunes music to the shape of your ear
Last update on 2021-08-31 at 23:39 / Affiliate links / Images from Amazon Product Advertising API
Jaybird Vista 2
The first iteration of the Jaybird Vista made our previous list for its astonishingly positive ratio of price vs. durability spec, featuring both IPX7 water resistance and even a military standard, MIL-STD-810G, for shock and drop resistance.
It’s only natural then that their successors, the Jaybird Vista 2, would also make the list — indeed managing to surpass the high bar set by the originals.
The Vista 2s represent an upgrade in nearly everything that matters in the contemporary world of truly wireless earbuds: durability, battery performance, and convenience features. Let’s see how the Vista 2 stacks upon each dimension.
Firstly, durability. The Jaybird Vista 2 buds are IP68 rated, which is the highest ingress protection rating achievable in this product category. It means that they are completely dust and watertight, fully submersible in water for up to 30 minutes. That’s right, runners. These are fully puddle-proof.
They are also military spec, achieving MIL-STD-810G rating. Importantly, the case itself is now IP54 rated, boasting resistance to small amounts of dust and water splash.
As for battery performance, you can squeeze a pretty solid 8 hours of playtime from the buds themselves, with an additional 16 hours from the charging case (compared to the Vista 1s 6 hours of charge and 10 hours additional).
Finally, we have convenience features, which include things like microphones and call handling, noise cancelation, and audio transparency.
As well as active noise cancelation, the Jaybird Vista 2s feature ‘SurroundSense’, a safety feature comparable to the AirPod’s ‘transparency mode’. It actually elevates external noise for use in road-biking or hiking so you can hear an approaching car (or mountain lion). For calls, you’ll sound crystal clear with the four-microphone array with the so-called ‘WindDefense’ fabric for even greater clarity.
At an identical price to the original Vistas (which are still available to purchase), you’d be pretty crazy not to take the upgrade.
- Highest IP rating on the list — IP68 buds and IP54 case
- Great battery performance
- SurroundSense safety feature
- Not the most attractive-looking form-factor
PRICE: Around $150.
PERFECT FOR: A fantastic option for mid-budget shoppers looking for earbuds that are great all-round.
- ACTIVE NOISE CANCELLATION cuts out background noise so you stay in the zone and perform at your max.
- SURROUNDSENSE keeps you connected and aware of your surroundings. Wind-guarded mics monitor ambient noise...
- EARTHPROOF DURABILITY IP68 waterproof, sweatproof, and dustproof, with MIL-STD 810G freeze, shock, and...
- PREMIUM SOUND 6MM milled drivers, Active Noise Cancellation, and customizable EQ profiles to own your...
- SPORT FIT 3 sizes of interchangeable eargels let you find the most secure and comfortable fit for your...
Last update on 2022-01-30 at 11:45 / Affiliate links / Images from Amazon Product Advertising API
JLAB Epic Air Sport ANC True Wireless Earbuds
If you haven’t heard of them before, JLAB is a personal audio company founded relatively recently in 2005. They claim to be the #1 True Wireless brand in the United States and offer the budget-friendly Epic Air Sport ANC True Wireless Earbuds as proof.
As the name suggests, these buds aim to combine solid comfort and durability qualities with active noise cancelation technology to create a set of wireless headphones that work seamlessly in sporting and athletic environments.
Unlike many of the other options thus far, these buds are winged to offer a more comfortable and reliable fit as you pound the treadmill or jerk a 100lbs barbell overhead. And with six different sizes to choose from, you’re sure to find the perfect fit for your ears. The buds are IP66 rated for great dust and water resistance.
What’s perhaps most impressive about JLAB’s Epic Air Sport earbuds, though, is the insane battery life and performance. You get an astonishing 15 hours of playtime from the buds, as well as an additional 55 hours from the case, totaling 70 hours. That not only tops this list but also could very well be among the top-performing batteries in the entire True Wireless category.
That metric is recorded with ANC turned off, but even with noise cancelation, you can still get an impressive 50 hours total.
As for when you do run low, the case is wireless charging enabled — but also has an integrated USB-A charging cable, so you don’t have to worry about carrying a separate wire.
The audio quality doesn’t quite reach the heights of Master & Dynamic’s MW07 Plus, or perhaps not even the AirPod Pros, but does enough for the sub $100 price point. The bass is pronounced enough for big-beat workouts and no frequency range is noticeably underdeveloped.
We love the low latency mode which reduces the audio lag between connected devices for better synchronization, and JLAB must feel pretty confident about the durability of the Epic Air Sport with the generous two-year warranty.
- Best battery performance on the list
- Great value at sub $100
- IP66 rating
- Reviews often point to poor call handling and microphone quality
PRICE: On sale at around $80 (usually around $100).
PERFECT FOR: Lower/mid-budget shoppers in the market for acceptable-sounding durable earbuds who prioritize battery life over all else.
- BEST-IN-CLASS PLAYTIME / WIRELESS + USB CHARGING CASE: Epic Air Sport ANC features 15+ hours of Bluetooth...
- SMART ACTIVE NOISE CANCELLATION: Control how you hear outside noise with three noise control modes in the...
- JLAB AIR ANC APP: With the new JLab Air ANC app, you’ll have control to customize the Active Noise...
- DUAL CONNECT AND C3 CALLING: Use either earbud independently or use both and experience a seamless...
- MOVIE MODE / WEAR DETECT SENSOR: Elevate your movie-watching experience. With this super low latency...
Last update on 2022-01-30 at 10:49 / Affiliate links / Images from Amazon Product Advertising API
Bang & Olufsen Beoplay E8 Sport
Audiophiles will be familiar with the Danish brand Bang & Olufsen, known for high-fidelity audio reproduction in exquisitely designed and often classic-looking devices.
With the Beoplay E8 Sport, Bang & Olufsen try their hand at compact wearables, with a design that does justice to their technological and aesthetic legacy.
These are wireless headphones that are crafted for ‘powerful’ music performance in all-weather environments.
As expected, the sound profile is pretty luxurious, with Bluetooth 5.1 and Qualcomm aptX connectivity. The mids are front-and-center with reasonable attention paid to the presence of bass, but less so on the highs, creating a soundstage that is incredibly well-balanced without overpowering clarity. Audiophiles will appreciate this precisely-tuned sound but it doesn’t suit every genre of music perfectly.
The companion app lets you mess around with different EQ profiles and reviews are pretty positive for the app’s functionality and user experience in general. You’ll also be able to control your music (and turn on transparency mode) with touch sensors on the buds, which are also held in high acclaim for their slick functionality and ease of use.
With great sound comes great responsibility, though, which is why it’s so surprising that the E8s boasts a pretty decent 7 hours of continuous playtime and additional 30 hours with the Qi-enabled case.
The buds are IP57 certified for great resistance to dust and water, being able to be fully submerged at one meter for up to 30 minutes. The aluminum inlay in the case and the durable silicone surfaces are easy to clean and handle, which will make a nice change if you are switching from AirPods, the case of which seems to attract unsightly dirt all-too-easily.
If money is no object in your search for the most durable wireless earbuds, you could do worse than these — especially considering the nice two-year warranty to boot.
- Excellent sound profile
- IP57 rating
- Great user interface
- Expensive
- Case is not IP rated
PRICE: Around $350.
PERFECT FOR: Sporty audiophiles who want the convenience of True Wireless without sacrificing high-fidelity sound.
- The freedom of truly wireless sound built to push you harder through all weather, at all times. With IP57...
- PROLONGED PLAYTIME- Up to 28 hours of playtime with 7 hours of playtime from the earphones and an...
- REDESIGNED WIRELESS CHARGING CASE- The redesigned charging case has been optimized for high performance...
- LATEST TECHNOLOGY INSIDE- With the newest technology and Bluetooth 5. 1, our sport earphones are high...
- CLEAR CALL CLARITY- With 4 microphones, E8 Sport will provide significantly better call clarity – using...
Last update on 2022-01-30 at 10:49 / Affiliate links / Images from Amazon Product Advertising API
The Most Durable Wireless Earbuds in 2023
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Rugged recommendation
There we have it.
Six of the most rugged wireless earbuds on the market in 2023.
Based on our extensive research, own testing, user-sentiment analysis, and BIFL scoring system, we can confidently recommend two of these headphones to anyone looking for their next pair.
Firstly, the now-classic Jabra Elite Active 75t. Scoring 8.8 out of 10 with points mostly in ruggedness and multi-purpose, these headphones are still a great deal one year from our original review. We loved the very comfortable and stable fit that’s perfect for the gym and outdoor running. The IP57 rating offers more than adequate dirt and water resistance which is confidently backed by a two-year warranty. They have a very reasonable battery life, the option to upgrade to a wireless charging case, multiple colors, and oh — they’re less than a hundred dollars. Good stuff from Jabra yet again.
Alternatively, for those with a little more money to splash and an uncompromising taste in both audio quality and design, check out the Bang & Olufsen Beoplay E8 Sport. They carry the design quality you’ve come to expect from B&O over to True Wireless gracefully, looking beautiful and sounding better than any other on the list. Their durability is surprising for such a high-end piece of tech which, alongside the two-year warranty, makes the price point much less intimidating.
– Demoted Models – not in the 2023 top list anymore
Jaybird Vista (1)
Beating Apple convincingly to the market, Jaybird released their first durable wireless earbuds way back in 2006. They may not have been good enough to capture the attention of the mass market, but it’s been 14 years, and the new Jaybird Vista may well give Apple something to think about.
Passionate outdoor enthusiasts, Jaybird have their perfect consumer in mind, and that person runs, rides, climbs, hikes, and explores, or more likely does all of the above. And the Vistas perfectly reflect those needs.
With IPX7 water resistance, which allows for full but temporary water immersion, you can drop your buds straight into a puddle, pick them up, (hopefully) wipe them clean, and get right back to your adventuring.
But that’s not all. They are also MIL-STD810G standard, making them “dustproof, sweatproof, shock and drop-resistant”. These buds can take a serious beating.
But how do they sound? The Vistas are Bluetooth 5.0 enabled but do not support the higher-quality codecs such as aptX or AAC.
Many reviews point to a sound that is fairly neutral with some surprising power on the low ends.
They are comparable to the original AirPods in that the sound is simply ‘good enough’, but not outstanding. If lifetime use is your main priority though, these make a pretty convincing proposition. As one very enthusiastic Reddit user [4] put it:
“These are still the single best purchase I’ve made in my 22 years of living”.
How’s that for a testimonial?
PRICE: Under $200
PERFECT FOR: Seriously adventurous outdoorsmen and women.
- Jaybird Vista (mineral Blue)
Last update on 2021-02-25 at 03:54 / Affiliate links / Images from Amazon Product Advertising API
Creative Outlier
The heavy-duty PC users amongst you have probably heard of Creative Technologies (Creative Labs in the US), a worldwide manufacturer and distributor of digitized sound and video boards. But perhaps you didn’t know that they are beginning to establish a serious foothold in the hearables market too.
And their Outlier Gold ‘True Wireless Sweatproof InEar Headphones’ stake a worthy claim in this regard.
As the name suggests, these headphones are water-resistant to an IPX5 standard, which means they can withstand ‘jetting water’ and continue to operate as normal, making them great choices for running in stormy conditions, and eliminating your enemies in super-soaker warfare.
But their impressive water-resistance is only one of the Outliers persuasive features. They have put a strong emphasis on audio quality via the implementation of Bluetooth 5.0, and aptX, AAC, and SBS audio codecs. This ensures a rich and impressively detailed audio experience for wireless listening.
They also boast an astonishing 14 hours of playtime per charge, leaving you with a total of 39 hours of potential listening with the charging case in tow.
Looking at some first-hand user reviews, you are only likely to arrive at this figure at mid-volume levels, but even with that distinction, they are at the top of the pecking order in terms of battery life.
If you’re really budget-restricted, you can level down to Creative’s Outlier Air, comparable on almost every spec apart from battery capacity, with the Airs coming in at 10 hours of listening per charge and 30 hours total playtime.
For forty dollars less, that’s not a bad compromise for the casual user.
FAQ: What is the difference between Creative Outlier Gold and Creative Outlier Air?
Creative Outlier Air has shorter battery life – 30h total and 10h per charge vs. Creative Outlier Gold which has 39h total and 14h per charge. Also, Creative Outlier Air doesn’t support Software Super X-Fi [3] which is a feature that improves the sound quality in Outlier Gold.
Outlier Gold
PRICE: Under $100
PERFECT FOR: These headphones have something for everyone. As suitable in sport as they are for the daily commute.
Outlier Air
PRICE: Under $80
PERFECT FOR: The enthusiastic music listener with more modest usage demands.
- SOFTWARE SUPER X-FI ACTIVATED | Outlier Gold is activated with Software Super X-Fi processing technology...
- STUNNING 39 HOURS OF BATTERY LIFE | Boasting a jaw-dropping 14-hour playtime per charge, the Outlier Gold...
- LATEST AUDIO TECHNOLOGY | Fitted with the latest audio technology, Outlier Gold produces detailed highs,...
- IPX5 SWEATPROOF | Resistant against sweat, light rain and accidental splashes. Go all out in the gym with...
- TRUE WIRELESS STEREO WITH SMART ASSISTANTS | Hear audio out of both earbuds when making a call and enjoy...
- STUNNING 30 HOURS OF BATTERY LIFE | Boasting a staggering 10-hour playtime right out the box and an...
- GRAPHENE-POWERED AUDIO EXCELLENCE | Fitted with the latest driver technology, Outlier Air produces...
- IPX5 SWEATPROOF | IPX5 water-resistant, Creative Outlier Air can handle all that hard-earned sweat,...
- DUAL-VOICE CALLS AND CONTROLS | Hear audio out of both earbuds when making a call and enjoy convenient...
- SMART ASSISTANT | Access smart assistants like Siri and Google Assistant by pressing twice on the earbud...
Last update on 2021-08-31 at 23:39 / Affiliate links / Images from Amazon Product Advertising API
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