Runner Wireless Running Earbuds, Earbud Over Ear Hooks | 80-Hour Long Battery Life, Water-Resistant Wireless Running Headphones. Bass Boost, Bluetooth 5 Wireless Charging Case

When my old plantronics backbeats disappeared, it was time to upgrade. Reviewers commented on great sound quality ,so I jumped on the runner 60s. The fit was good right out of the box and they were fully charged. They paired easily but not sure if they will auto connect. I opened the music app on my s23 and started listening. Initially, sound was flat. Going to the Equalizer on the phone showed why. It defaulted to the normal setting which is flat. After trying different gener modes, I decided on Rock. First, atmos for movie was chosen. The sweet spot was found. Now, the music was very high fidelity with clear voice, mids and good bass. When bass boost was turned on ,things improved again with a punchier sound. Bass was much better too. After tuning sound went from flat and tinny to concert hall. 40% volume was more than enough. Can't comment on call quality but will update. Wireless charging works fine to. Really like that you can recharge the headphones many times with the case. The over the ear style fit securely and are comfortable to wear. Using the buttons takes a little getting used to ,but that's with all wireless earbuds. You can always use your phone if you forget how to skip a song or change volume for example. Overall I'm very happy with runner 60s, the sound is on par with my old plantronics. The individual buds is an improvement over the the corded together ones. I would always catch the cord that joins the 2 buds on something and pull 1 out of my ear. Just laying on the bench could do it. 8hrs of continuous use vs 2hrs means not having to worry about the music cutting out cause you forgot to top off. Though the runner 60s are higher priced than many 4 star earbuds, they are worth it. I'm very happy with them. Update: had an issue where one earbud wasn't working. After looking at the contacts, I found a small piece of plastic film on the contracts. Problem solved. Charged for 10 minutes and am still jamming. Love these buds

This is my second purchase of Back Bay Audio Runner 60 Wireless Earbuds. My first pair lasted over two years and still works, although it started having a few minor issues. When I decided to replace them, I tried several more expensive brands that included ANC, but I ended up returning three different pairs because none of them matched the sound quality of my original Back Bay earbuds. One of the main reasons is the volume level. t These earbuds reach around 110 dB, while most others like JLab or Soundcore are usually only around 70–80 dB. Another issue I had with other brands was call quality. People often couldn’t hear me clearly when I answered the phone using those earbuds. Many of them were also uncomfortable and hurt my ears, while the Back Bay ones with the hooks are very comfortable and stay secure. In the end, I decided to go back to Back Bay and buy the same model again, only this time in rose color instead of black. Luckily, they were on sale! I absolutely love them and, in my opinion, they are by far the best earbuds under $100. Personally, I don’t care about ANC or having to download an app just to control the sound. Why make things complicated? An earbud with great sound, strong volume (110 dB), and simple controls is all I need to be completely satisfied.

I've had a few pairs of these earbuds to this point and I use them on a daily basis for about 2-3 hours per day. The earbuds sit well in my ear without falling off thanks to the sportband. The earbuds tend to block out most outside sound while running or at the gym and the sound quality is good, but I don't notice much of a difference with the Bass Boost feature when it is turned on. The only gripe I've had with these is that after about 6 months, I started getting critical errors that effectively made them unusable (powering itself on and off every 5-10 seconds, adjusting volume in both directions on it's own as examples). With how often I use these, I feel like that should be somewhat expected, but that's where their customer service shines. When contacting the company, they responded to me within a day and shipped me a brand new pair within 3 days and with no further questions asked. Similarly, when I had one of the earbuds go bad later on, they shipped me a replacement earbud that arrived in a similar time frame. Overall, these earbuds are a good choice for an active lifestyle, but you may start having issues with excessive use. Nevertheless, their responsive customer service entices me to buy another pair in the future.

Excellent sound quality with these earbuds and sweaty workouts do not displace them. Good choice at a great price!

I have had these earbuds for 3 years now and they are still going strong. I had beats before and they didn't even last a year and cost twice as much. These hold a charge for a really long time, stay in my ears well, and sound great. I have zero complaints. If the pair I have ever goes out, I will be buying this same pair again!

The sound is good, but that’s about all I liked. My pair worked for one run and then on my second run they would not stop chirping. After my second run I ensured they were charged and reset them and tried again. I also got a new phone, so I thought maybe a new phone would do the trick. During my third run they worked for about ten minutes and then the right one randomly unpaired so the next ten minutes I am running and tapping my right ear. Then after my right earbud started working again I had sound for about one glorious minute, then they both shut off. So, I was again running, tapping, unpairing and pairing for about five minutes before I got them back on. They were on for about two minutes and then one unpaired again. More tapping. Then after I got them both back on the right side shut off. This carried on until the end of my third run. When I arrived home I made sure the battery was full and I reset them. On my fourth run I wasn’t even able to leave my garage without them shutting on and off so I gave up on them and went to find my old earbuds. Customer service ran me through troubleshooting (that I already told them I did; yes battery full, yes they are on, yes I tapped and reset and yes I paired and unpaired). They eventually said they would send me a new right earbud, but it’s not just the right earbud and I don’t feel like going through another 4 runs to find out they don’t work. Returning.

We have 2 pairs of this in our family. Both family members love this! The Runner 60 is a fantastic option if you like to listen to music while you run or workout. The Runner 60 earphones are water resistant, and stay in your ears, even on the toughest road running. The Runner 60 earphones sound great, look sleek, and come with multiple silicone in earpieces for the best sound, fit, and bass possible. I personally really like these earphones with the Bass Mode, which you can activate with 3 taps on the right earphone to boost your bass. The Runner 60 has an incredible battery life, up to 80 hours including the charging case. And speaking of the charging case, the magnets in the case are great and make a satisfying click sound. One problem was if you use the headphones and you get them dirty, they may not charge until cleaned because the copper charging mechanism may get covered by gunk or debris, but with a simple wipe down, the will charge fine and fast.

Pros: They're great headphones with decent bass for their tiny size. The buds are good for both a wide variety of music, books and podcasts. Good noise isolation while driving or in a busy gym. Works well while exercising and in the sauna. (And no, the sauna didn't heat the bud's casing to dangerous temperatures, but I only do it for 10 minutes at a time so YMMV. You can even wear them to sleep if you're not a side sleeper. Fantastic battery life. Great performance for the price. You can even buy a new charging box on their website for $20 if you lose it. Cons: Sometimes they start to shift around in your ears when you get super sweaty and you have to take a second to readjust them for maximum performance. The only time one fell out something had to hit the top of my ear in order to dislodge it, so that isn't too bad. What's terrible is the earbud's assistant. I turned it on by accidently tapping the left earbud twice. A terrible cringy Pride month ad started playing at a painful, headache inducing volume. I couldn't turn it off until I removed the buds and shoved them back in their boxes to trigger the automatic shutoff. I paid $45 for these earbuds. They shouldn't play ads, much less force political pandering onto their audience. As an asexual, I find this kind of nonsense highly insulting. I wear headphones/earbuds to get away from the bull, so I've deducted one star. Buy these earbuds if you like a good product for a reasonable price, just don't turn on assistant. Wearing a product is enough of an ad for the company. It's fundamentally wrong to drown your audience in even more ads for a product they've already paid for.

The product worked well for 6 months. One fine day while running, the right ear bud stopped functioning. I charged it but didn't work. The left ear bud is functioning well. I contacted the customer helpline....they suggested some corrective measures, which failed. They offered replacement and asked for order number. I was taken aback when they declined replacement saying anything purchased other than their outlet, leads to void in warranty. So here I am stuck with single earbud.

Muy buen producto se escuchan muy bien