Sennheiser - SPORT True Wireless

Right now for gym and running I’ve been using the Sennheiser Sport. They sound great, always connect and stay in my ears.

Does anyone recommend a good pair of earbuds for running that are not only sweat proof but also have fins to stabilize in the ear? My 4th pair of earbuds have just gave out and I'm honestly tired of dealing with expensive earbuds that don't hold up. Here's the ones I've used * Sennheiser momentum sport: latest one, was great until right earbud gave out which I presume to be from sweat * Sennheiser sport true wireless (x2): loved the fins but like the momentum, one earbud gave out after a while. This happened twice * google pixel buds: they don't have fins so they would fall our constantly I do sweat a lot and I think my ears just naturally kick out earbuds so I definitely need fins. Honestly, audio quality isn't as important as long as it doesn't sound like complete crap

I have these and got them specifically for use at the gym. They are fantastic. I would recommend.

Sennhieser sport true wireless. Great fit, fantastic sound and reasonably priced. I’ve been really impressed having moved from Bose soundsport

I'm still using these for exercise in 2025. The semi open (aware) tips are great for running, as you don't get any booming/thumping effect from your footsteps. Plus you can hear your surroundings without having to use an artificial transparency mode. The tuning is definitely bass-heavy, but I don't mind that when working out. The fins also work great for keeping them in my ears, whereas the Momentum Sport ones didn't work at all for me.

Mine broke down after half a year. I usee them in the gym 5 times a week 3h per day. First the left one started to sound weaker and then kaputt. I did everything right with maintenance on my part.

Sennheiser Sport True, long battery life, proper sound quality, ran in them in storms and had no issues. Might feel weird because they stick out a bit and a bit heavy feeling but you get used to them.

PB 2 has a lot of new functions. But the sound is awful. It is inferior to the previous and definitely inferior to the Sennheiser Sport which I have. I have used the PB original for 6 years because the hooks stay in my ears so I couldn't wait for an upgrade. But after 6 days I sent them back. the high / treble is painful and tinny. The lows don't exist. It is lighter so it moves easily and dislodges the sweet spot for fit. You raise the volume and it is shrill almost and feels like it will destroy your ears, you keep the volume low and you don't hear anything in the low range. They have sacrificed sound for a whole bunch of functionality that many people will not even use. I can't they released it with sound quality like this.

PB 2 has a lot of new functions. But the sound is awful. It is inferior to the previous and definitely inferior to the Sennheiser Sport which I have. I have used the PB original for 6 years because the hooks stay in my ears so I couldn't wait for an upgrade. But after 6 days I sent them back. the high / treble is painful and tinny. The lows don't exist. It is lighter so it moves easily and dislodges the sweet spot for fit. You raise the volume and it is shrill almost and feels like it will destroy your ears, you keep the volume low and you don't hear anything in the low range. They have sacrificed sound for a whole bunch of functionality that many people will not even use. I can't they released it with sound quality like this.

They are good for sport activities, hence the name yes :) Solid sound, good and secure fit, IP54, different tips (focus and aware), good battery life etc. They are very cheap now as well because they are a bit old already and the new Momentum Sport exist! Their biggest downside for you might be that they don’t have proper ANC! They only use passive isolation for that. So, if ANC is important for you, they might not be the best option, despite being good sport buds for an attractive price these days.

Sennheiser sport true wireless. best for me at least. the fit perfectly and I can hear everything around me. and the sound is great

I enjoyed the OG pixel buds, but they conked out and the next gen didn't have the little wing tips which I didn't trust them to stay in without. I went with Senheiser Sport True Wireless in the end. They're clucky but reliable. Adjustable wing tips. Good sound and seal. No ANC - but I don't notice traffic noise with music on. Big touch sensor for switching through play lists and adjusting volume while mid run. Decent battery life. I've run in pouring rain and sweaty heat with them and they're fine. Still going strong two years later, they're pretty resilient - even after being dropped a couple dozen times. The case is quite bulky though so I leave it at home and unless they're in the case they have a weird habit of playing by themselves which runs the battery down.

I find them pretty comfortable, actually. Personally, I prefer them to the Sennheiser ones. They don't disappear in your ear quite like Airpods or Pixel Buds, so there's a slight pressure feeling at first. But with the Sennheiser TW, I actually had earaches, so these are way better for me." Edit: i Hope i understood your question correctly, my English isn't that good

Sennheiser True Wireless Buds and QCY Ailybuds Pro+.. I prefer the Qcys because they are semi inear which fits better to ne and the nc is working nice for that budget earbud. Also the Call quality is better than sennheisers in my opinion ✌🏼