Vista Series

They don't make them anymore. Mine just died and I am looking for something similar to replace them.

Specifically for RUNNING Jaybird were *the best* without peer - fit, comfort, control - the lot Jaybird's Version 2 made some odd design choices & had too many faults - it's like they did some R&D but didn't fund or trial the actual product. Apparently they were bought by Logitech, who were more interested in office wearables & branching out into gaming. They didn't even try to hide it - I had a number of faulty products, issues they obviously knew about - & they'd straight up offer you replacement with desktop products or cash back. Honestly, great that they were willing to stump up, but they owned a product with cult following in the running community.. ..I could never understand why they deliberately killed Jaybird's off.

I’m not sure if they are still in business but I love my Jaybird Vista 2s

If you need actually waterproof, Jaybird Vista 2. Everything else is more “splash safe.”

In the spirit of stopped production: Jaybird Vista. Noise canceling, although they are in-ear, I've ran mine in the wash many times and they still work, although after more than 5years, I feel their end will be near. I'm bummed, there is no other sound like theirs.

I LOVED my Jaybird Vista 2 earbuds because the wingtip design stayed in my ears perfectly! Sadly they appear to mostly have been discontinued and you can't get them anymore which is too bad because my old pair cracked and I haven't found a good replacement since!

Have you looked at models with different size/material tips, behind the ear hooks, or hell - just go over the head with a headband. I am definitely very sensitive to earbuds fitting properly and a lot of popular models just don't work for me. BUT - I have been very happy with my Jaybird Vista earbuds for years now. I run with them regularly and have no issues. Also very satisfied with their audio quality. For the quality and user experience I get out of them - think I paid ~$100. Not the cheapest headphones in the world, but also far from expensive and I would consider an excellent value.

Hard disagree. A couple years go I went through an exercise of trying out some cheaper BT headphones from Amazon - Anker, MPOW, few others. Sorta your bread and butter $20-50 range. Some were better than others, but it wasn't great. Eventually I gave up and bought Jaybird Vista (about ~$100 at the time) - had them for about 5 years now and still going strong. Battery life is better, BT signal is better (I can be on a call and walk to the other side of the house and still be fine), I run and gym with them all the time, I used them as commuters for a while - there is no babying. And they sound a whole lot better than any of the cheapos I tried. If you're an iPhone user - the good news is that the regular Airpods have really bridged the gap to the Pros. Airpods 4 have ANC now! Fit is really the big differentiator now and the plastic Airpods either work for your ears or the don't. But yeah - for iPhone users it's definitely worth just doing the Airpods (or Pros if you must). The Apple magic "it just works" factor is worth the money, and the last couple versions of both are actually pretty good now. As with everything else - diminishing returns are a thing and you could go deep into the audiophile rabbit hole. I will agree that most people don't need to spend $500 or even $300 on earbuds (which is higher end, but also NOT audiophile tier). BUT going at least a little bit nicer, you get a better user experience and they'll likely outlast the cheapos, too.