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almost every week a new pair of truly wireless sports arrow buds gets released by some random large or small company and even though I know there are a lot of sports wireless earbuds out there I feel the most notable ones are the Bose sound sport free j-bird run and the new kettle black Sony WF SP 700 n let's see which of these are the best sports wireless earbuds and let's see if during even worth the money just to be clear this isn't a full review on either these earphones so I'm just trying to point out the most important differences between them so I can help you purchase decision if you want to learn more about either these earphones than watch their full reviews decided to go truly Wireless at the gym does cost a premium the Bose sound sport free which are the oldest your phones here currently retail for $200 and both the j-bird run and Sony SP 700 n retail for $180 if you want to pick either of these earphones up I'll have links or description below and if you use the links you really helps out the channel I suggest you check them out cuz to Jaybirds and Sony's routinely go on sale and also check out the numerous shelf down below first let's just build quality there are two main pieces two wireless earphones like these the earphones themselves and their carrying cases without a doubt bose has the best build quality here both the earphones and case feels dirty and premium that your buds magnetically align themselves when you drop them in and the case itself has a battery gauge which quickly tells you how much the juice you have left the only drawback here is that the case and earphones are pretty big and opening the case can be a little hard I filled a bird's overall build quality is decent but my only issue is with the case since it your buds don't magnetically align themselves it's pretty common to accidentally drop your ear buds on the dirty gym floor when you're taking them out or putting them back into the case I just want the ear buds to magnetically align to their case it's a small detail that I feel will make a big difference and finally there's Sony I feel that your buzz themselves are fine but the case does feel very cheap especially the lid I'm afraid it's either going to wear out or snap off but the way you actually take the earbuds in or out of the case is pretty clunky you don't drop them in you wedge them in this just isn't an elegant solution what I actually think the Sony's have the best fit here first off they go in really deep into your ear canal like they should about me dinner first but they also form a really good seal that offer a lot of passive noise isolation and since they're so lightweight and low-profile they stay in place the best ear the j-bird run also free pretty well and they stay in place go to but they don't go in as deep so they don't offer as much passive noise isolation but the Bose fit a little differently they don't go into your ear canal they rest right outside of it so they actually let in a lot of ambient sound in but since the both of your phones are so big and stick out a lot they do tend to wiggle out of you you're more easily so you constantly have to readjust them but the larger size of the Bose has for free means that the buzz themselves have the longest battery life to hear the buds themselves can hold a five hour charge or as the runs buds can hold a four hour charge and Sony's buds can only hold three have a charge and all of the respective cases can hold two additional charges the larger size of the Bose sound sport free means you also actually get a full set of media controls on the right ear but you can play or pause your music skip a track just a volume and activate your voice system but the major drawback here is that it's very hard to press these buttons so hard in fact I don't even use them the control buttons are on the jaybird and Sonia are much easier to use in comparison but you don't have as much control over your music playback like you do on the Bose without having to talk to your voice assistant and to me that's a big deal I would much rather use an inline controller instead of having to stop to talk to your voice assistant and hope that they get my command right I'm talking to you Syrian sound quality wise I feel jaybird run or the best sounding earbuds here you can also go and fully customize their EQ through their abs or you can make them sound however you want but unfortunately they don't give very loud so even when they're on max volume they do leave something to be desired Sony's on the other hand do get pretty loud but unfortunately I feel that the worst sounding earbuds here they just have way too much bass for their own good you can also go into Sony's headphones app and select from a few EQ presets but you don't have the same customization options like you do with the Jaybirds overall I feel the Bose sound just right they get loud enough and since they have a neutral sound signature they sound pretty decent but my problem is Sports wireless earbuds like these is that none of them are perfect even after you pay a good amount of money for them you always end up having to compromise for the most part while Sierra buzzed like these usually suffer from varying degrees of connection issues either there's a lot of latency limited range of or random connection drops and on top of that some other earbuds might also have poor battery life or if they just don't fit well or they just don't sound good I honestly think that for the time being you're probably better off getting something wired like the cheaper Dex threes Sony's own SP 600 n which are a little expensive right now or my personal favorites the power of these stories I honestly think you can't go wrong with these and I feel very strongly about this because you can get the X threes or the power B's threes for about a hundred dollars over an Amazon links for those down below and overall you just get a better user experience every time I test sports wireless earbuds like these I usually end up thinking the same thing and that's these are okay but they're not as good as my power beats the X rays and power beats cost much less and they just work they have good battery life as they sound good and more importantly your Bluetooth connections are solid and this is especially true for earphones that are using Apple's w1 chip having connection issues is pretty common for truly wireless earbuds that aren't using the w1 chip and at CES 2018 call come announced that they were working on some new chipsets that would offer a more stable Bluetooth connection for wireless earbuds that would also reduce latency and improve battery life but to my knowledge I don't know of any wireless earbuds that are currently using this new chipset so what I'm getting at here is that I don't think truly wireless earbuds for the GEMA are currently worth the money or the hassle why aren't your busts like a Power Beats or x-ray aren't all that different but instead they cost less and they give you an overall better user experience with truely wireless earbuds you end up paying all this money and you also end up compromising a lot and to me that doesn't sound like a good deal now with the next Apple event a few months away I wouldn't be surprised if Apple announced a truly wireless version of their power piece 3 and I wouldn't be surprised if they initially retail for $300 but for right now since the power beats 3 are forever on sale over at Amazon I don't think can go wrong with them if you made it this far I guess you enjoyed the video so hit that like button and get subscribed it helps out more than you realize support the channel by clicking on the links down below and I'll catch you next time