Jaybird X2 Sport Wireless Bluetooth Headphones - Storm White

Lovely earphones....beautiful sound.

Please don't buy this from the seller. Seriously I got empty box and I had ordered white storm but they midnight black 😂😂😂only box . Please don't buy from this seller

This is really a Best headphones I have ever heard, Even I already using hi-end senhiser sure se 215 which is also good for low end and mid range but its too good, Low-mid-high and base is super clear even I cannot use 75%of my phone volume till I get that, If you really like to listening music at the end of a cornner You love it, Best and worth of money,

Worked amazing for a couple of months, there are some issues with these.1. The wing tips keep coming off when in pocket, always need to keep checking for them2. Fit is good, could have been better, slip off from time to time, need adjustment3. The call quality was initially good, but after a couple of months, prior started complaining that they couldn't hear my voice.Conclusion: I bought these in 2016, considering that truly wireless buds are available for much less in 2020, I wouldn't recommend these.

Un très bon produit, une qualité sonore indéniable.J'avais la première version des jaybird, perdus, commandé ces derniers en remplacement, j'ai finalement retrouvé les premiers et pu comparer la difference de son beaucoup plus profond des X2.Le design a été amélioré, la tenue dans les oreilles est bien meilleure, le revetement du câble a changé et ne s'accroche plus dans le cou avec les mouvements de la tête.Défaut: ces satanés mousses qui sont de piètre qualité. pas terrible.Achetez des embouts comply à mémoire de forme, et là, vous verrez que c'est parfait, plus besoin de mettre les oreillons de maintien sur les écouteurs, ça tient seul, plus de perte de bruit, c'est comme si on avait un casque à réduction de bruit.Question volume, avec les mousses d'origine, c'est pas terrible, on entend pas bien, avec les complys TX 500, on baisse carrement le niveau sonore.

I had some Jaybird BlueBuds back in 2015 that lasted ~2 years. Great earphones; Great battery, great range, great sound quality.These X2s look the same, same battery life, good range, have a wider variety of earbud-options, are much cheaper... but the sound quality isn't as good. Especially for music. Somewhat choppy. Could be the device I'm pairing them to potentially. When I get a chance to try them with something else I may update this review.Regardless I'm mostly happy with them.

I recently lost a pair of Powerbeats2 bluetooth buds to shoddy quality and a crappy 12 month warranty. Thanks Apple! I was incredible fond of them, used them every day, but the ~3h play time (charge them every day) and 15-month lifespan, and the refusal of Apple to stand by the quality of their products made me wary to invest in a second pair.Having read a lot of reviews, I picked out the Jaybird X2s as being a good mix of sound quality, comfort/fit for biking/running or just hanging out, and good customer service. They weren't the best rated in every category in the reviews I read, but a consistently high overall performer.I've had my X2s about a week now, and I love them.First, the packaging is every bit what you expect from a high-end product. Minimalist, millenial, pretty, fun to unwrap, full of surprises and bonuses. What's this little packet? Oh, a set of six (six!) different bud inserts of 3 different sizes in either foam or sillicone. What's this little sealed pack? Oh, a set of three differently sized ear-inserts so you can get the perfect fit! It was a fun experience opening the pack.There was a temporary moment of disappointment when I plugged them in to charge and for a while nothing happened. And the quick-start guide is weak... I had to go online and download the whole manual. But this lasted only a few minutes.First experience of switching them on and charging was great - I love the verbal feedbak these give you: "Power on! Connected to phone!". No issues at all.But lets get to the point... how do they perform?Sound is excellent, far better than I expected. I loved my Powerbeat2s and didn't think the X2s would compete. But they do. In fact, the X2s can achieve a much snugger fit so I'm both hearing my tracks more clearly, and using a lower volume. In downtown Seattle I often had to turn the volume of my Powerbeats to max, whereas the X2s I don't even adjust between getting off my bus and walking to work.I play mainly podcasts, some music, and the vocals are crystal clear, and the music I've played sounds great. Traffic and city noise is nicely blocked out. Audiophiles may have a different opinion, but I think for buds these provide great soundI've used the microphone for a few phone calls - one from downtown Seattle (hi mom!) and the other while freewheeling downhill on my bike. Lots of traffic/wind. Both of the people calling me could hear me great, no-one complained about "blipping in-and-out" or asked me to repeat anything. This was a common occurrence with my Powerbeats, and I'd often have to whip out my phone's corded buds for any phone calls. No longer!The in-ear insert method of securing the buds is momentarily weird, but then so were the first set of buds I ever used, way back when. After two minutes it feels totally normal. And providing you select the right size combinations of insert forms/bud covers you can get a very secure, tight fit. Once you've done it a few times, they're even easier to fit than over-the-ear buds. I'm still playing with the fit and feel (my left ear is annoyingly smaller than my right, who knew!) but I wear these for an hour at a time when commuting, and don't even notice them.Battery life is excellent. My Powerbeat2s would last maybe 4 hours, maybe a little less. That's not even two full commutes. So I basically charged them every day to avoid the disappointment of suddenly dying buds when still 20 minutes from home. I ran the X2s for 3 days (because I forgot to charge them) and they were still running. I kinda wanted to see if I'd get a "Battery low!" voice in my ear, but it never happened and I didn't want to push my luck.Is there anything not so great? Yeah, I kinda thought the 'Storm' white color would magically have a white cable, but no, its black just like the picture. I don't know why I'm surprised... I got exactly what I ordered! And as I said above, the quick-start guide is crap and you will need to download the manual. Probably my two biggest (yet still small) complaints are:1. I think the cable is maybe 1 or 2 inches too short. I feel like the microphone piece is being pulled away from my mouth, and it doesn't *quite* feel "even", like the cable is not quite situated on the back of my neck. But it doesn't seem to affect how well people can hear me on phone calls. I think I'll get used to it.2. The bluetooth range is also just fractionally limited. On my bike I have to put my phone in my jersey rear pocket to shorten the bud-to-phone distance, whereas I'd normally have it in my panier bags. That said, my old Powerbeats would get interference and blip out when I walked under the electrified trolley-lines... the X2s don't, so I'll take it.All in all, a great product, better than I expected, and I'm thoroughly enjoying them.(and cheaper than the Powerbeat2s)!

J'ai acheté ce produit il y a moins de 6 mois, et ces derniers sont rapidement tombés en panne (un problème de batterie assez courant, pas mal de commentaires y font référence sur internet). J'ai alors contacté leur support client via leur site internet, par chat, par téléphone, et par e-mail, plus d'une dizaine de fois. Ceux-ci non seulement ne répondent à aucun e-mail (5 envoyés, 0 réponse), et quand vous arrivez à les avoir par téléphone (aux USA, je vous laisse imaginer la facture téléphonique), ils vous expliquent que comme vous êtes en France ils ne peuvent rien faire (alors que leur site fait clairement la publicité du fait que même en étant en Europe leur garantie est valide).Ne perdez pas votre argent, ne gaspillez pas votre temps avec ces écouteurs qui vous lacheront dès le premier mois, et pour lesquels vous n'obtiendrez ni retour, ni remboursement, ni réparation.

I just recently completed a return for this product and due to the cost decided it would be appropriate to leave a review. These were purchased as a gift for my husband. He is an avid weigh lifter so I thought the wireless Bluetooth component of these headphones would be perfect for him. He loved them the first day he got them, great sound quality, great fit, etc. Unfortunately the first day he went to actually wear them to the gym he found that there was no music coming out of the left earbud. He had read some reviews questioning the authenticity of these headphones so he had already gone through and done a thorough analysis to make sure these were not counterfeits and he didn't think they were. Upset that the left ear didn't work he tried everything he could think of to get it to and was unsuccessful. He tried again when he got home from the gym and it worked fine. Frustrated he thought maybe it was a glitch and tried them again. This time he determined that if he put his phone in his pocket while in the backyard the Bluetooth wasn't strong enough to maintain a solid connection to the headphones so they cut in and out. Overall these headphones were way too expensive to deal with all their issues so we returned them. The concept was great and maybe we just got a lemon but overall we wouldn't consider re-purchasing them and opted for a refund in lieu of an exchange and have since purchased a different pair that he's happy with.