Jabra Sport Pace Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds - U.S. Retail Packaging

I bought my Sport Pace headphones via Amazon in April 2016 after trying Jaybirds and JBLs of similar build at the time. Up front; I'm buying another pair since I love the build/wire set up, they hold a charge for a long time and they have held up for longer than I expected. The Jaybirds and JBLs were of similar build in that I wanted a pair BT buds that would stay in my ears during sweaty, moving workouts and activities. Each of those fell off my favor due to weak ear to ear wiring and connections as well as one of them sounded very, very tinny. Sorry I can't remember which of them had the poor sound. Years ago I stopped trying to use the connected Apple ear buds do to bad ear fit and sweat dripping into control unit on wire that quickly ruined them. I had switched to Bose wired buds that sounded great but after the sweat came I'd have to fiddle with them constantly to keep them in place. Eventually the wired connection on two pair of those failed so the sound advantage went to just below build/fit in my priorities list. So.... I like: 1. Fit - These have never fallen out while running/working out. The over-ear bands don't necessarily hold them to your ear as much as take jus a bit of weight from the ear bud part and serve as a very smart/sturdy means of connecting the wires to each bud. 2. Build - The wire is thick and sturdy. The connection points to each bud is in through the end of the over-ear piece so its guarded from shock and the occasional pull out from taking shirt off or branch grab. 3. Sound quality - The Sport Pace buds sound good. They hold a decent range from low to high. I can actually adjust the bass portion with slight adjustments in ear depth. 4. BT / Battery life - BT connectivity is good and works well with both my Apple Watch and iPhone 6. The battery life is very good. I can run for an hour or so, even to this day, and only get the "Medium Battery Life" warning. Dislike: I don't truly have a dislike but that's really based on my experience with other buds. I produce a lot of perspiration, always have. So I find the weak spots from moisture introduction to these types of products. The charging port is on the bottom of one of the buds which is a great placement and if it's covered, sweat does not wick in to battery/electronics. I knew going in that I could not hang these around my neck. Ever. So I haven't. I bought a pair for my son and he works for a landscaping company and his pair died because he hung them around his neck for a couple days and the sweat went right into the charging port. Those will never be completely waterproof with light weight so it is a compromise. For me it's a very small compromise. End thoughts: I'm buying another pair now since I just lost the charging port plug so I think water may now wick in at some point. But, I guess that's the point. I'm buying another pair. These things have gone through literally hundreds of workouts and runs. Thats not a guess. I just went past my 365th workout in Apple workouts(most were wearing these, but not all). I also use them for working around house and nearly every lawn mowing over the three summers I've had them. These are my "Mobile" ear buds and I'm going to see how much longer they'll go... Update: Now have more than 1880 miles running on these. That doesn't count lawn mowing, car washing and such. I love these things. Three years of summers and massive sweating have not killed them, they sound great and stay in place so Im happy. The backup pair I bought a year ago is still in it's box.

I've had these a bit over a year and over the past few months I've noticed that the volume keeps dropping to the point where I can barely hear them in a quiet room. If there is any ambient noise whatsoever they are completely useless. -- Original Review Below -- So I have to have over-ear type earphones as my ears don’t allow regular ear-buds so I thought these would be a good fit. They are okay but they have some serious drawbacks. The good: They sound okay, I’m not looking for anything mind-blowing as only want them for listening to music on my phone so there they get the job done. Using them for phone calls is also fine. I have no issues hearing other people or being heard. They also stay put nicely while working out or running. The bad. The piece that goes over the ear is hard plastic with no padding whatsoever so after about 45 - 60 minutes of continuous use they start getting very uncomfortable. The construction quality is lacking. The silicone ear-pieces fall off way too easily and could easily get lost. The volume is okay for most uses but I found it was stretched to its limit when I was trying to use them on an airplane (I know, they’re really cheap earphones that aren’t meant to be noise isolating but still...) The ugly You cannot use them and charge them at the same time. I was on a long flight and they died halfway through; no problem, there is USB power in the seat so I plugged them in only to find you can charge them or use them but not both at the same time. I know that MIT’s best and brightest aren’t lining up to work for Jabra but still, that’s a bit enough design flaw that someone should have caught it. Overall they aren’t bad but I wouldn’t buy them again.

I finally got a pair of wireless earbuds for myself! We have 5 kids and typically they're the ones to get all the "good stuff"! Well, I recently made a commitment to myself to get more physically active and I definitely need music to do so. When I use my elliptical I'd have the earbuds that had to plug in and often when moving my arms I'd hit the wire just enough to knock out the sound of my device. Aggravating! So, the first thing I want to say is I love WIRELESS! Okay, so I get my device and I panic as I always do with electronics. I think---I'm never gonna get these to turn on or it's going to take forever to do so. My 15 year old, who knows everything, was around so I asked him to set up my Sport Pace Earbuds. He said, "Mom, no, seriously it's so easy, you can do it." and he sat there and watched me and made me do it. Ha! Even, me, who can never figure out anything like this, had these paired literally in seconds. My son crossed his arms and with a big smile on his face said, "Can I say I told you so?" I like the fell of the earbuds and I like the wrap around for the ear rather than just the bud that goes in the ear. I just feel like I know they'll stay in while working out. The buttons for the volume works good and the sound is great! I was leaving for vacation and brought these along. I did a lot of walking, bike riding, when I watched my favorite Netflix shows I used them and when I just wanted to sing along to some tunes I used them. I had no issues with the charge. I'm one when something isn't being used, I make sure to charge it so when I want it, it's ready. I think the Jabra Sport Pace Earbuds are a great quality and another thumbs up for another Jabra product. I'm so glad I finally have some for me. Okay, I'm off for another bike ride...oh, one more thing. There's an app with it to track your exercise. I'm just looking into it, so I can't give my input yet, but I'm excited to start using it!

Since I started running/jogging earlier this year, I've been trying to put together the right pieces for carrying my phone around for music. After going through quite a few earbuds and starting with the wired kind, I realized wireless was the right way to go. And then after trying numerous pairs of bluetooth buds, I finally found this pair that works just about right for me. Here's why: - Pricier than I like to pay; I'm a bit of a cheapo, but the extra money got me better quality. - Better quality? I find the sound much better on these than other, less expensive pairs I've tried. - The sound? To me it was important to find a set that had some bass, and this set gives me bass. I can definitely hear it, and to me that's important to enjoying the music. - The wire "neck wrap" is a touch short but almost the perfect length. The only hiccup is that the "long" control stem is...a bit long. If it were a bit shorter or the controls more compact, I'd be happier. - Battery life feels a touch weak. I haven't measured it, but I think what others are saying that about two hours might be right. Not perfect but very good for the price for me. It has good sound, nice bass, solid quality, and just that slightly too big control stem.

Ok, I very seldom do this, but I went out and tried 4 other wireless earbuds before I bought these....everything from jaybirds to sol republic etc. I guess I learned the obvious. ALL of the current crop of wireless earbuds that run in the affordable $60-$150 range have serious pros and cons that will make one a bit better for you than another. I chose this one because they are EASY TO PUT ON...and what I mean is that after find the right bud in the case, I can pretty much throw these on, get the clip around my ear and then rotate the whole ear piece a bit and it just effortlessly slips perfectly into my ear and provides great noise canceling for me and good sound...decent bases etc. AND, MOST IMPORTANTLY, THEY STAY PUT FOR HOURS. I walk and hike nearby hills more than anything else and these seem to work well...battery life does seem short. The other obvious thing that I learned is that all of our ears are so wildly different that one person can love these and the very next person can hate them simple based on how their ears are "structured." I clearly like these but my real message is that, sadly, you just gotta try a few different pairs. PS. My runner up was the sol republic earbuds. The sound is SUPER and the fit is comfortable, but it just has this very weird heavy collar thing that goes around the back of your head and actually rests on your collar. If it weren't for that design, i might be recommending them instead. :)

I love the feel of these headphones and the sound quality is decent, but they are too quiet and do not appear to be sweat resistant. I got my first pair used from Amazon warehouse deals and they had trouble connecting to my iPhone 6. The sound would cut out sometimes and it would just start disconnecting and then connecting. After about three months, they stopped charging altogether. Jabra replaced them, and the new ones did not have any problem connecting. However, after a month of wearing them, I was running and sweating a lot and they disconnected. I tried repeatedly to connect with them by pressing the multipurpose button, but they would not connect. (Later I learned that I had made 11 phone calls to the last person I had called. I'm not sure if this was from me trying to connect again or as a result of the head phones disconnecting.) Jabra has again agreed to replace them and are sending me a third pair. They try to protect your hearing, but only allowing you to listen up to a certain volume. This is probably a good thing, but it makes it so when I try to listen to podcasts while vacuuming or on a windy, I can't make out what anyone is saying. They do have an excellent microphone. I am a very quiet talker and people noted how well they could hear me when I used the remote as a microphone.

You get what you pay for, let's go down the list shall we. 1. Battery life is advertised at about 5 hours, out of the box and fresh off of the charger mine only lasted 3 hours. This continued up until it died today, 7 months after I purchased it, I could take it right off of the charger and I would still only get about 3 hours of total usage before it would die. Forget about storage as well, simply put this device does not have any sort of battery storage capability, if you leave it alone and off of the charger for a week it will be mostly drained. 2. It is not water proof or water resistant, case in point mine just died today and it was the clearest day you could possibly have. A headset with "sports" in mind can't stand up to sweating, let alone any sort of actual water it seems. 3. Sound quality was mediocre at best, I'd call it mediocre at best with zero noise cancellation functionality which is mostly fine. 4. The microphone is a joke, a mere suggestion of an addition, I would talk directly into the mic port and the person on the relieving end would still have trouble hearing me or understanding me. This device didn't even last a whole year, I got mine on December of 2019 and I was using it until the lockdown happened and I was unable to go to the gym. Only recently have I taken it out and used it now that the weather has warmed up. 2/3rds through my 5 mile walk and all of a sudden without any real button presses (I think I had unpaused it) then a minute later I hear a tone that I've never heard or rarely hear before and I am, without any input from me, locked out of the controls. So I shut it down and the lady says "audio prompts disabled" after that I try to turn it back on and it gives me a half boot up tone, once, twice, then finally it just flat out makes no sound, can't connect to the phone. The device was always kept in a dry environment when I wasn't using it, kept it charged without actually leaving it on the charging cable and tended to wipe away any residual sweat from walk or workout. Still none of that was good enough, it is just not made well and again after less then 7 months it died. Pathetic and not worth the money, if Jabra chooses to repay me or send me a new one that would be fine however you know what they say, "first impressions are the most crucial". I have since contacted Jabra, their support was awful by the way, at least the automated one, sent a support ticket so we'll have to see what they say. **8-3-2020 So after getting in contact with their support staff and giving them all of a the data from my purchase Jabra got back to me the final reply is as follows: Dear Blank, We regret to inform you that the reseller you purchased from is not authorized to sell Jabra products, and the product is therefore considered to be "used". By using authorized resellers,Jabra is able to monitor inventory and maintain the integrity of the Jabra products in circulation. The warranty applies only to the original purchase from an authorized reseller. Your only recourse for warranty replacement is to contact the seller from which the product was purchased. Best regards So there it is, I guess Amazon itself is not an authorized retailer to them or they are using that excuse to deny claims because they know for a fact that their product breaks quickly. If I could give it less then 1 star I would.

This headset sounded and fit great. I was really happy with my purchase...until they died. The first set made it through 4 workouts. Then, about 30 minutes into a jog, they just stopped. No warning or anything. They just went silent. I thought the battery had gone dead so I plugged them into my computer. Nothing...no charging light or anything. I tried 2 other computers and 4 other chargers all the same result. I let them sit on the charger over night but they never came back. I filed a return with Amazon and got a new set sent out. Set #2 made it 30 minutes and did the same thing. I've given up on these headphones. I think they are very sensitive to sweat and moisture. I'm bald and tend to sweat a lot during my workouts. I think the moisture is getting into them and killing them. I have since tried the Epic BT but had the same result albeit they did last 2 weeks. I am now on to a Jabra X2 set that seem to be holding up much better than both these other ones. I gave 2 stars because Amazons customer service was great. The headset themselves should get 1 star for terrible reliability.

Excellent clarity, v impressive

Produit que je connaissais déjà car acheté pour ma femme. Aucune surprise: qualité top, son parfait et bonne tenue lors des séances de running. Pas de risque à acheter ce produit.

It's not that good what I've expected , sound quality is ok but not so amazing as I expected when I moved into some distance the voice is cracking. It's better not to buy such expensive thing for the sake of good sound quality it's not worth it my 5k was gone not happy at all

Hace como 9 ó 10 años compré este manos libres para tomar llamadas en el gym, hoy digo adiós a mi gran amigo y escudero y doy la bienvenida al mismo Bluetooth.. Es la mejor compra en he hecho adicional de que ya conozco es excelente.

I wear them cycling and kayaking for hours at time. They are comfortable and work well. The sound quality is really good. Battery life is good enough for my purposes - hours of continuous use. I am contemplating trying jabra's high end ear buds, but I am afraid that I might lose one in the lake or on the road 🙂