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monsters created several adidas branded headphones and this is the wireless in your sports model the hundred dollar adidas Sport Addie star and it's a good one this is a noise-isolating headphones and that means you have to jam the tips into your ears to get the best sound what's good about this headphone is that monster includes its sport clip wings that lock the butt in place and help create a secure tight seal you can run with these headphones they are rated as sweat proof though not waterproof but just be aware that you won't be able to hear traffic noise if you're playing your music and moderate to high volumes due to their noise isolating nature the other noteworthy feature is the dual battery design that boosts battery life to as much as eight hours depending on the volume level and I like how you charge the battery through a micro USB port in the inline remote rather than the bud monster also makes the monster clarity HD wireless for twenty dollars less it's the same headphone but doesn't come with the sport clip wings and ships with a different carrying pouch but the two headphones sound the same as long as you can get a tight seal their sound quality is quite decent though not exceptionally good for Bluetooth audio the headphones offer strong fairly tight bass and reasonable clarity up to about 75% volume but distort a bit when you push the volume to the top especially with more complicated tracks that have a lot of instruments playing at once but they're definitely a step up from cheaper Wireless sports headphones and they're one of the few in your wireless headphones that fit my ears well so they're definitely worth checking out my only reservation about them is that they aren't completely waterproof I'm David Carr noise thanks for watching you