Whether you want to hit the open road or push what you can on a treadmill, most runners have one thing in common: must-have music. Naturally, we believe that nothing makes your workout better than sound better. But here are three important things to think about before you consider which earbuds are running buy-wired vs. wireless, fit, and battery life.
Wired earbuds vs. true wireless earbuds
There are two reasons for wanting wired earbuds. First of all, you never have to worry about keeping them paid. Wired earbuds also give you the ability to tap directly into the treadmill so you can listen to the TV at the gym.
Also, if you have ever accidentally pulled a bud from your ear when your hand hits a wire, you understand the attraction of going wireless. And with modern upgrades, you won’t lose quality if you lose the wire.
You may wonder why some headphones are called wireless even though there is a clear wire connecting headphones. In this case, “wirelessbuds” means that headphones rely on a Bluetooth connection — instead of a traditional cable – to send voice signals from your device to boom waterproof speaker in your ears.
Of course wireless in-ear headphones, on the other hand, are just two earbuds, connected to something other than the robust and reliable Bluetooth connection. For the past several years, the true wireless segment has been a popular choice with all types of music lovers. SoundSport Free, our first wireless in-ear headphones, was released in 2017. This year, we offer two more authentic earbuds for working: Bose Sport Earbuds Designed for Exercise and Bose QuietComfort® Ear Devices that provide noise reduction that is particularly effective. as our headphones are tied.
Fit
When exercising, loose earbuds are just as important as running shoes. And as with your shoes, it is always better to know that you are getting the support you need as well. After all, nothing stops the adrenaline faster than if you are late to fix the ear. Stable stability has become even more important now as smart pedal classes and advanced training time classes are popular.
Fit is very different in speed headsets, so there are some things to think about. Will they walk or will they stumble? Check the weight of headphones — lightweight can feel better when cutting miles.
Because people’s ears vary greatly in shape and size, finding the advice that works best for you is essential. How do we know? We spent years measuring the difference in the size of the inner ear of humans. From everything we learned, we designed different parts. Everything that touches your ear is made of soft silicone – not hard plastic – so headphones feel good in your ear throughout the long-term exercise. Then there is an umbrella-shaped mouth that slides neatly into the corners of your ear. Its job is to stay strong in the area, no matter how you jump up and down. The nozzle has a special shape that creates a soft seal in your ear, keeps it in place and also helps to improve listening performance. Our headphones come with three different settings (in size S / M / L), so you can choose the one that feels best for you.
Interesting fact:it is not uncommon for your left ear to require a different size than your right ear.While all Bose running earbuds have a wing tip design and come in a wide range of eartip sizes, for some reason the Bose Sport Earbuds feel safe in your ears: their compact design. Although the new sports earbud is almost identical in volume to SoundSport Free, it stays 40% close to the ear. This makes the bud feel soft in your head and feels safe in your ear. After all, when one earbud protrudes outward, the extra pressure it places on the wing joint, and its discomfort is felt in your ear even if you wear it properly.
Battery life
Your music needs to last longer than your exercise routine.
Around-ear headphones usually offer a longer battery life, but most people find them too crowded to run inside. And while in-ear sport headphones offer a small size, it comes with the price of the required space for a large battery.
If your music gives you the extra motivation you want to push beyond your limits, you can’t make your headphones stop before you do. So pay attention to how much time they spend on charging when you use them, and how easy it is to charge when you are not.
The Bose Sport Earbuds offers up to five hours of battery life on charging — the perfect time for the average person to run a marathon! As you recover after the run, give the buds a breather in the integrated charging case. When fully charged, the case provides two full charges for up to 10 additional hours.
