JBL - Endurance Peak II

1) JBL endurance peak 2, I am only suggesting then in this context because I tried them. It's noise cancelling is bad tbh, but when max out the volume you will barely hear ambient noise. Their mic is also great. They are considered IP68 rated meaning you can swim and take a shower with it (though with the stupid touch design it has, some water drops may trigger the buttons, but it happened to me only 10% of the time And yes you bet your balls they are very sticky in your ear, thanks to the ear wings they have. 2) other options you have is honestly any other earbuds with earwing outer tip, as they make a whole world of difference, I think there are some Jabra models and Sony's that I imagine might be better than the JBL's I currently have which I mentioned above. 3) go with the tried and true Liberty 4 NC earbuds. Highly vouched for and recommended by the community, even for gym workouts (though reports mentioned it mic is !@#$, and there are issues with the silicone tip falling off/ not fitting nicely) - as per one testimonial I got from one person who is a gym goer and looks like body builder, he says he uses it all the time in the gym and it never fell fr his ears, and it blocks 90% of the noise he cannot hear anything.

Eu usava JBL, inclusive o endurance peak II, que era ótimo, mas começou a dar problemas em um dos fones com quase 2 anos de uso. 😔 Eu suo muito e às vezes calha de pegar um chuvisco. Ele só caiu no chão uma vez, mas acho que foi o suficiente. 😅 Aí eu fui pro JBL endurance race e, apesar dele não ter o ganchinho, ele tem uma orelhinha que ajuda a prender bem. Também começou a dar problema em um dos fones com cerca de 2 anos de uso. Então recentemente eu fui pro Anker e tô gostando bastante! Prende bem, mas eu não sinto o gancho como sentia com o peak. É um silicone mais macio, então acho que deve dar pra usar com óculos. O som dele é bem melhor que o do JBL. Mais limpo e mais alto também. Tem várias maneiras de configurar. O fone realmente é ótimo, mas se não me engano é um pouco mais caro que o JBL. https://preview.redd.it/xddayj2t0off1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5495901711384ac3b50d4c74234ba51bbef36fbc

2nd this, my jbl endurance peak have worked great for years, the battery lasts forever, they sounds great, they've gotten wet nk problem, I only bought a new pair because I lost one.

I’ll mention JBL Endurance Peak. They are true wireless and have the same ear hook system as the Powerbeats. I bought them specifically because they are waterproof, which is more than can be said for the Beats.

I'm using the isotunes free 2.0s currently. Before that I had two pairs of the JBL Endurance Peaks. Both have their pros and cons to me The JBLs are less comfortable to wear underneath hearing protection like overhead muffs which is what I do a lot. The isotunes are lower profile and fit under muffs more comfortably. The isotunes also offer more sound blocking by themselves. The isotunes touch controls are way more fiddly and worse than the JBLs. Both pairs of the JBLs I had eventually lost their ability to hold a charge. Both pairs pretty much become unusable not long after the charge started noticeably decreasing, so that would be the sign to get a new pair. That happens to every battery ear bud I guess, but the isotunes have held their charge capacity longer. The isotunes case can also be annoying, if the buds don't sit in perfectly they continue to connect.

I use JBL endurance peak. They have loops that are bendy but sturdy amd you can twist until the earbud is in comfortably. I find they stay put and are very comfortable.

I tried the JBL Endurance didn’t last. Then the beats. Nothing like it once you try the Shokz you will be sold. Wish I found them sooner.

I like JBL Endurance series. I am not sure exactly what the range is, but I wear them around my good sized yard when I pick up dogshit, with the phone on a table or even inside the house.

Agreed. Been running them for 4 years no issues yet

If you don't wanna do shokz, I've had really good luck with JBL endurance. I sweat a ton and they stand up to it. I can usually find refurbs for $50-$60, which feels pricey for solely running earbuds, but so is burning through $20 a month in cheapies.