Sport X10

É isso, Anker Soundcore Sport X10 ou X20. Não tem melhor.

I've been using the soundcore sport x10's. I prefer earbuds with the little ear hooks just for safety reasons. Even with a perfect fit I always worry about them falling out.

Soundcore Sport x10 or x20 and around $50-60. Better than the Powerbeats in just about every way.

The buttons are programmable and I have mine set to have one click on the right side raise the volume and one click on the left side to lower the volume. 2 clicks on either side activate play/pause.

Yes to both. I have the x10 and the noise canceling is medium good but when engaged these become bass canons. Like subwoofer levels.

Soundcore Sport x10 and x20 are bass canons especially in NC mode

Soundcore X10 or X20 if you like ear hooks and noise cancelling. They are superior to the Powerbeats in every way and cost around $60 US.

I'm obsessed with my Anker Soundcore Sport x10s. I've been wearing them for running for the last year and love them. Comfortable, good sound, good battery life, not too expensive.

They have ANC mode, normal mode, and then transparency mode. I'm not really sure what the difference between the last two are, but I guess one is more active pass through. Never had issues with wind noise while running or while on calls. The x10s are my favourite I've ever owned. Got some x20s recently when I thought I lost my x10s and don't like them as much. Feel cheaper and I don't like the controls or buttons on the headphones. Case is half again the size of the x10 case.

I use a pair of Soundcore X10s. EQ adjustment in app, noise-cancelling, and has earhooks to keep the things on me, as my ear canals are strangely shaped and I can't use regular earbuds like most others without them falling out every few seconds. Battery lasts about 7.5 hours with non-stop sound at a medium volume, case holds about 4-5 full charges (I think?).

For gym use, try looking into the Soundcore Sport X10 or the Jabra Elite 7 Active, both have secure fits and solid sweat resistance. The Jabra has better noise isolation, while the Soundcore usually hits harder on bass. If you want to check them out in real time, [Whatnot](https://whatnot.com/invite/dineritoreferido) has live audio gear streams where verified sellers test earbuds on camera and compare sound profiles before you buy. It’s great if you want to see fit and mic tests instead of relying only on reviews.

Another vote for the x10. I’ve worn them in a few downpours and they’re still working like they did day 1. Same too with long runs in sweaty Australian summers.  Did have an issue where an earbud wouldn’t charge, but found their after sales support to be really helpful and was easily covered under warranty.