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AfterShokz Aeropex
AfterShokz Aeropex is one of the high-end headsets. It is a bone conduction headphone that allows you to enjoy your favorite music without blocking out external sounds such as cyclists, cars, or any other sound that can alert you from potential danger.
The headset directs sound to your auditory nerves through vibrations instead of blocking your ear canals, allowing you to hear the sound in your surroundings. It is a lightweight headset making it barely noticeable while you exercise or run, and has notable upgrades compared to the Aftershokz Trekz Air. The improved IP rating makes it safe to wear even in the rain.
You might notice the vibrations when you raise the volume too high. However, if you wish to be aware of your surroundings while enjoying your favorite music, this headphone is tough to beat.
Specifications:
Battery Life: 8 hours
Weight: 26 grams
On-Ear Controls: Yes
Heart rate Monitor: No
Pros:
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- Fit and comfortable to wear.
- Allows you to remain aware of your surrounding environment.
Cons:
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- Short battery life
- Vibrations are noticeable at high volumes.
Adidas RPT-01 Wireless On-Ear Sport Headphones
If rugged running headphones are your thing, then these wireless headphones could be a perfect fit for you. Sure, it might not be in everyone’s taste to work out while wearing an on-ear headphone, but with the breathable design of this headphone, at least you won’t overheat.
Its ear cushions and knitted headbands can be removed for a wash after particularly intense workout sessions. Besides, it has a remarkable 40-hour battery life, and this headphone can probably last multiple marathons.
Although the sound quality may not be top of the line, the sound can be loud and bassy, which you may have to adjust accordingly. They certainly are the best headphones for running and workouts.
Specifications:
Battery Life: 40 hours
Weight: 209 grams
On-Ear Controls: Yes
Heart rate Monitor: No
Pros:
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- The remarkable battery life of 40 hours
- Simple and easy controls
- Rugged design
Cons:
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- Design is an acquired taste.
Cambridge Audio Melomania 1
If top sound quality from wireless earbuds is what you are after for gym or running, you should consider this headphone. This headphone is available at an affordable price and delivers a detailed, open sound that is hard to find in headphones in this price range.
An earbud that fits perfectly is essential, and because of the length of the earpiece, it is not easy to find for everybody. The sound that delivers is worth buying extra buds.
The earbud has a battery life of 9 hours and an additional charge from the case, which means you have an astonishing 45 hours of continuous use time available. Although it does not have noise canceling, the Cambridge Audio has focused on the audio quality more than additional features.
Specifications:
Battery Life: 45 hours
Weight: 4.6 grams each
On-Ear Controls: Yes
Heart rate Monitor: No
Pros:
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- Insightful, detailed sound
- Reliable Bluetooth connectivity
- Great battery life
Cons:
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- It may be tough to find a perfect fit.
Bose SoundSport Wireless Headphones
If you need a powerful headphone for your favorite song to push through that extra mile, then this headphone will give you that extra mile that you’re looking for. These heavyweight headphones have a secure and comfortable fit.
If you’re a runner with NFC enabled music player and smartphones, this earbud can be paired easily. The Bose companion app allows you to connect more than one earbuds pair, which is perfect if you are running with your buddy.
The SoundSport headphones are available in three colors, and for an extra $50, you can get the Pulse edition with a heart rate monitor feature built-in. Depending on the training method you’re following, it could be a worthy investment as the heart rate monitors are relatively accurate.
Specifications:
Battery Life: 6 hours
Weight: 17.9 grams
On-Ear Controls: Yes
Heart rate Monitor: Yes
Pros:
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- Secure and comfortable to wear.
- A heart rate monitor is optional.
Cons:
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- The heart monitor version is pricey.
- Battery life could have been better.
Conclusion
There are a lot of factors to consider while looking to buy running headphones that fit your requirements. First, you have to make sure that the headphones at least have an IPX5 or above water resistance rating. The higher the rating, the better the resistance headphones would have against sweat or rain. If you’re going for earbuds, fitting and battery life should be at the top of your priority.
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