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I feel v-moda is currently best known for their V motocross V 2 wireless headphones and for the longest time v-moda has been trying to establish themselves as that cool audiophile brand so that's why I was a little surprised when v-moda announced their new v-moda base Fit Wireless their first wireless headphones for the gym and for the first tribe I think they did pretty good and besides some minor nitpicks I personally really liked these new headphones but first a word from one of our partners before I started using nor VPN I would never use public Wi-Fi cuz I didn't want to risk having my data exposed which meant any time I traveled or was in a dead zone in the city I would have little to no internet on my phone but now with no one VPNs military-grade encryption I can use public Wi-Fi and know that my dad it is safe from would be hackers Nord VPN can do a lot more but this is one of the main reasons I use them see how you can enjoy three years of online security for only $2.99 a month by clicking on the link in description down below partially I still prefer to use a wire to Bluetooth headphones at the gym instead of truly wireless earbuds because they typically cost less they fit better they perform all-around better and you still get to keep your inline controller she can easily and quickly adjust and skip through your music without having to wait for your phone as often when you're working out like I mentioned in the past I really like and recommend the power beats three and J products for but I only recommend picking up the power of these three if you get them on sale for about $130 or less versus their a typical retail price of $200 and for comparison the J Brax fours have a retail price of $130 and so do the new V motor basements if you want to pick either of these headphones up or have links to description below and if you're using links really upsets Channel first let's go over what comes in the box the v-moda based fit come included with a highly preferred a carrying pouch which i think looks pretty cool they also come included with a whole lot of accessories they come with a total of eight pairs of ear tips which i think is over killed they come with three pairs of ear fins and they only come with one pair of ear hooks now that you know because on the base fits are removable and will the parents of this in a minute but I do wish we got a second pair of your hooks cuz to be frank they are pretty stiff compared to the ear hooks found on the powerbase 3 so just in case for some reason they snap wear out or even get lost I would like to have a backup pair just in case instead of having eight pairs of ear tips but one of the major knit picks I have about the base fit ears their lack of the USBC I'm still using micro USB and given that one plus was able to use USB see under $70 bullet wireless headphones which are amazing by the way I think more companies in general need to start using USB see even under cheaper products now that is 2019 but now let's talk about fifth because this perhaps the most interesting and unique thing about these headphones now personally I prefer to have ear hooks on my headphones than just your fins that's the main reason why I like the power beats so much besides the w1 chip and even though the jab relaxed for sound great and/or all-around good some people just can't use them because your fins don't work for them but with the bass fit you can have both and then some if you just want to use it your friends you can do that or if you just want to use it your hooks you can also do that or if you want you can also use it your fins and your hooks at the same time and personally I didn't expect to like this try fit design so much out of all the sports wireless earbuds I've ever used I don't think any of them have been as secure as the basement but I do want to put a few things out the ear fins that come included with the bass fit are flexible and they're comfortable and they're just as comfortable as Jaybirds your fins but that your hooks that come included with the bass fit or a lot stiffer than that your hooks found on the power baits so they're not as comfortable but once you adjust them to your liking you'll be fine we're going tech specs v-moda advertises an 11 hour battery life on their bass fit Wireless and I've been able to go four to five workouts in between charge of these headphones which is the same as the power of these three will usually last me and it's a little better than the jaybird x4 and the bass fit Wireless also have fast charging will they'll get you two and a half hours of playback time from a 15 minute charge from a dead battery which is also pretty similar to the fast charging on the power three and is significantly better than the fast-charging on the G products for and when it comes to Bluetooth the base virtual rocking Bluetooth or not - they have abducts support which is good for Android users they can be connected to two devices at the same time and if you're an iPhone user these are good for watching videos while you're on the treadmill cuz they have very little latency but when it comes to their Bluetooth range you definitely want to keep your phone nearby these are a hard stop at 30 feet and if you get any workout equipment between you and your phone then you're gonna start hearing some stuttering but when it comes to their sound quality the v-moda bass fit sound and perform very similarly to the power beats 3 they have an emphasis on the bass but more importantly the highs don't get tinny or blown out and just a heads up these headphones also get a little other than the power beats 3 and significantly louder than the x-force and I personally think they sound perfectly fine for workout headphones and I like having a lot of bass in my music when I workout but unlike the jaybird X fours the baits fit don't have an app or adjustable EQ so if you're someone who likes to have direct control over their headphones sound signature you're still better off just picking something up from jeepers lineup it's kind of like their special sauce and like I mentioned earlier one of the biggest reasons why I still prefer to use Y Bluetooth earbuds at the gym over truly wireless earbuds is because of the inline controller and the inlet controller on the base Fitz has the same setup as the one found on the power beats you've got your volume up in volume down lines and there's a multi-purpose button in the center press once to player pause that will press the skipper track and triple press to go back a track and the center button also acts as a power on button but another nitpick I have about these headphones is the way you turn them off you have to press and hold the setup button down for five seconds to power these headphones off but overall I think the v-moda base pair Wireless are a very decent pair of workout headphones it's obvious v-moda tried to copy the power beats three but added their own touch with their new traffic design magnetically attaching your buds and they even threw in a tech support for the Android users I think the base fits are adequately priced at $130 but if they go on sale in the future then there are even easier to justify the only thing I wish the base if it had was USB see but either way the base fit will be added to my stable of favorite workout Bluetooth earbuds 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