Go Air Sport

I have a cheap pair from Amazon and they are quieter than regular earbuds I wonder if that's the nature of bone condition? Or just these ones? In fact I find that when the noise around me is quite loud it overpowers what I'm listening to, and I can't hear what people are saying (I listen to podcasts

Jlab Go Air Sport are pretty good and fairly reasonable. I do have a problem with the Sport+ one where one earbud has got a bit unreliable though.

I use JLab Go Air Sport earbuds, no amount of flipping or spinning will cause them to come off for me unless my ears graze something

I wear these. JLAB Go Air Sport Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds - Teal | CurrysIE https://share.google/hfM4DMiyfyMO52ihD Really solid in the ear

I've gone through a few earbuds the last few years, trying to find one that actually works with my watch (Garmin Vivoactive 4s & Epix Gen 2 Pro) This is going to be long but that's because I'm passionate about the cause lmao. I use earbuds with hooks. Sound quality 10/10, pairing quality 3/10 My hus

I use these: https://www.walmart.com/ip/JLab-Go-Air-Sport-Wireless-Workout-Earbuds-Featuring-C3-Clear-Calling-Secure-Earhook-Sport-Design-32-Hour-Bluetooth-Playtime-3-EQ-Sound-Settings-Grap/574265156 You can't hear portable BT speakers over 30 mph.

It took me ages juggling that to create a custom setup and put my wireless earbuds back in the case... the custom EQ is all flat again. You could just use "Jazz" for a quick fix but it doesn't beat a custom setup and it will also reset from Jazz to Normal anyway, but at least with Jazz you're not ha