🎧 Jaybird Freedom F5 In-Ear Wireless Bluetooth Sports Headphones – Secure Fit for Sports – Durable All-Metal Design – Ocean Blue Review

I didn't expect that. I had a Jaybird x2 before them and they were great but then they got stolen and I had to replace them and of course I would like to upgrade them to better technology. Well, the headphones themselves have an echo that I've never heard on the x2, they don't fit as comfortably as on the x2 either, and the battery clip is so small it's not easy to track, which frustrates me a lot. They don't even have a carrying case like the x2, but there's more to lose. I wish I had my x2…

i am totally disappointed in these headphones as i had a problem with my NEW jaybird freedom headphones which i bought just 2 days ago and already have the right ear bud broke when the speaker cover fell off the headset body exposing the cables and connectors, i am very disappointed as i trusted the advertising they did and can't believe that in just two days of usage they could do this to this extent to damage, I wrote to Jaybird Customer Service will continue to resolve my complaints…

Love these. Sound quality is my number one priority and the app's flexibility to tweak or select a setting someone else designed is revolutionary. With sensitive ear cartilage, new soft tips for me! The aerodynamic metal construction can make it louder or whatever you want and give it a solid feel. And I can wear my snow suit tight around my ears. The X-1 and X-2 were phenomenal, but the new freedom definitely took them to the next level. My only downside, so it doesn't look like I work for a…

Most comfortable headphones I've ever had. Others always hurt their ears, but these do not, even after prolonged use. I'm not a big fan of in-ear wings, but that's just my personal preference, so I wear them over my ears. The battery life is ok, but charges quite quickly. Sounds great, but I mainly use it to listen to podcasts, so I can't comment on how the music sounds. Loud enough to be heard through my lawn mower and trimmer, but it can also be turned down so you can still hear everything…

Bought a pair of these in September. I spoiled them, rubbed them after each workout and after 4 months they are already dead. First the foam tips dried up and broke, then the liners themselves died. You no longer bear any responsibility. Jaybird would not even support countries outside of its distribution network. (I live in Turkey) In the old days of Jaybird Bluebuds X, they were quick to send me a new pair, but now that Logitech owns the Jaybird support service, it's practically…

They're almost perfect. I also have an X2 and work 6 days a week. I haven't had them for a very long time and I'm not an audio engineering snob and have very basic needs. I wanted a wireless headset that would fit securely in my ear, be comfortable, and leave a very light or non-existent footprint. Sound quality was important, but I'm not the type of person who wants 100% noise cancellation. When I go hiking, I don't like it when I can't hear anyone behind me. I read too many thrillers and…