Customer Ratings & Reviews

We were looking for headphones that stayed in place. Both for the gym and also when he rode his motorcycle. So far he’s been very happy. They seam durable and keep a charge. At first we were skeptical cuz he’s always gone with apple products but after having several issues with slipping and me EarPod loosing charge faster then the other. We decided to try something else. So far so good

i own just about every single pair of true wireless out there. My mad search for the perfect set is these guys. Used to be my earin m2. The case is small and very addictive to touch with my finger pads. The sound is as clear as the cambridge earbuds, but with significantly more bass ability. The app is the best i ran across. These guys dethroned the jabra 65t. the 65t had a bit messy scratchy delivery. Also the vista's are very water resistant. Basically the perfect product... u nailed it jabra, well done.

These ear pods are very discreet. I can keep one in my ear and leave the other in the case. They stay firmly and snugly in my ear. The build is of good quality too. I have gone days without charging. The case isn’t bulky and comes with a loop string. The sound is great. I keep one in my ear so I can hear out of my other ear. Much more affordable than Airpods too.

I love that I can train and have no wires getting in the way. I had the one with a wire between the buds which was good these are much better. Even those would come out sometimes. The charging case is great. It’s large enough I don’t loose them in my gym bag. The audio is the best part about these buds. I get clear base and high treble response. I also love that I can swim in them.

Best tru wireless,top 3 great sound,easy to use and good battery life.

Reviewing these Jaybird Vista Wireless Sport Headphones has been an adventure in discovering the multitude of ways to enjoy them. Having reviewed several of these wireless, sport ear buds before, the Jaybird Vista is now my favorite. I have to lead off with the sound quality of these sport ear buds because at the end of the day, it is the most important feature. It is why we choose any pair of ear buds in the first place. Jaybird Vista sound emanates from the 6mm milled drivers in each ear bud. Coupled with the Custom EQ control in the Jaybird App, and, the sound quality settings are endless. After several weeks of daily use this is the most interesting feature of these ear buds IMHO. So, why do I think these are my favorite sport ear buds ever? * Sound – Jaybird gives me the ability to customize my listening preferences through its Jaybird App. The App is available through Google Play or the Apple App Store. I can customize my own personal sound preferences using the EQ, or, use any number of EQ furnished Presets. I can also 'Save' and name any of my own customized EQ settings. I can even add a genre selection of music that I prefer. How cool is that? At first I was a little disappointed that SBC Codec was used instead of any of the newer, High Resolution Audio Codecs, like aptX, LDAC and AAC. However, having the ability to customize the sound quality to my own personal preferences almost boundlessly and save them for my own music genres outweigh the use of any HRA Codecs. Stereo Channel separation is clear, detailed, and full bodied. * Fit and Comfort – Next to sound quality these are also important features. On my daily runs these ear buds are so lightweight and easy to wear. They do not stress any part of my ears. Each ear bud body is marked clearly R or L. Out of the box I had my doubts because of their small size and wing tips. However, they fit securely enough for me to run and work out. Since I have one ear a little bigger then the other I use the Number Two tip in my Left ear and the Number Three tip in my Right. This combination fits me perfectly. WooHoo! Jaybird furnishes three pairs of eargels (small, medium, and large). The last few weeks we have had lots of rain. I have had no issues with the Jaybird ear buds in the rain because they have an IPX7 waterproof rating. Cleaning the eargels is pretty easy too. I clean my eargels every second day by removing the ear tip and washing with antibacterial hand soap, then, rinse in warm water and dry. * Jaybird App - The Jaybird App is downloadable and Free. It is compatible with Apple devices running iOS 11 and above and Android 6.0 and above. The folks at Logitech did an outstanding job in the design and numerous features of this App. It is feature-packed and very comprehensive. Especially, when it comes to customizing my sound quality choices. This App also allows me to enable or disable Voice Prompts. It can find my ear buds if I misplaced or lost them through the 'Find Your Buds' feature. I can see the present status of my battery charge and my connected devices. I can choose music to play from shared 'Playlists' (Sign-Up is required). I can also set the 'Auto-Shutoff' time through this App (15 or 60 minutes or always ON). This App will also inform me when there is a firmware update. I expect future updates will introduce new ideas in listening quality features. In my opinion Logitech, Jaybird Vista is the industry Leader in App development and features. * Playtime and Battery – Because of my set volume levels I approach nearly 4 hours of continued use with these ear buds. However, there is another 10 hours of charge in the case when it is fully charged (8 hours they way I use them). The case takes a little over 3 hours to fully charge, and the buds approximately 2 hours to fully charge. When the case is charging with the included type “C” charging cable, it pulses White. When fully charged the LED is solid White. When I place both ear buds in the charging case they automatically turn OFF and begin to charge. They are magnetically held in place inside the charging case. When I take the ear buds out of the charging case they automatically turn ON. * Phone Calls – I use Siri with one-touch of either ear bud to call a phone number for me. One-touch also allows me to answer a phone call. The sound is crystal clear according to the folks I have called. It is also noteworthy to mention that you can customize a single or double-touch press function using the Jaybird App. * Pairing Versatility – The Jaybird Vista Eargels can pair to any Bluetooth devices, cell phone, tablet, laptop, smart watch, etc. I was able to pair these buds within a minute to my Apple cell. I just received a Samsung Smart Watch as a Birthday gift and am looking forward to pair my watch and ear buds. All I have to do is download some music playlists to my watch and I can then leave my cell at home. YooHoo! * Convenience – I travel a lot and really appreciate the hard-backed, charging case. There is a handy, dandy loop built-in to the case, which will allow simple attachment to a key chain, purse, or, whatever you may wish to attach it too. It conveniently protects my ear buds and charges too. Whoopie Doo! * Shortcomings – None. * Conclusion – The Logitech folks, who designed these Jaybird Vista Wireless Sport Headphones have hit a home-run. They are the best-fitting, most comfortable, App-driven, sport, ear buds with the highest quality of customizable sound enjoyment I have ever experienced. I highly recommend these Jaybird Vista Eargels to anyone, who really appreciates outstanding audio reproduction while going through daily, physical activities. They can actually enhance the quality of your workout, and inspire musical inspiration to achieve your goals. They are super even if you don't work out. There are several family members on my Christmas List, who will find these under their 'tree' this year. Ho, Ho, Ho!

I love the color!!! Quality sound the app.. it’s amazing everything that you can do!!! Highly recommended

I’ve had these for less than a year and the charging case broke already (see photo). The ear bud also continually falls out of my left ear - very frustrating. They don’t pair as well with my iPhone as the Beats do either. The sound is good but I would not buy them again.

I did quite a bit of research before purchasing. I am an ultra marathon runner and cyclist that also wanted something to use around the office. The battery life has been as advertised and the ability to use independently adds to the convenience. Noise canceling is such that I don’t run or ride with both ears in because I want to hear upcoming traffic.

Tl;dr: Light weight, decent sounding buds designed for intense workouts in all weather conditions. Strong competitor against Airpods matching Apple’s size with better sound, battery life, and build quality. USB-C charging. Full review: True Wireless earbuds are the essence of compromise. They have to be small, but sturdy. They must have long life, but decent sound. They must be easy to control, but fit in your pocket. They should block out external noise, but provide a good microphone for phone calls. Jaybird has managed to find the sweet spot for nearly all of these issues. Sound: The overall sound is very decent with only a slight bass emphasis. Compared with other sets, including my favorite wired buds from 1More, there’s generally a lack of definition. However, the BT sets I’ve liked better cost more and don’t have the water proof engineering that these do. Compared to Apple’s Airpods, these have a much more defined mid range. The best comparison would be to concert speakers which are often strong across all frequencies, but can’t deliver them simultaneously. Isolation: The earbuds provide excellent isolation from the outside world which increases the perceived bass and overall definition. It performs equally well at both low and high volumes. Since these are designed for fitness/workouts, you can be assured of setting aside the rest of the world when you set out on your own path. Microphone/Calls: In a quiet place, the mic does a nice job of picking up your voice. It connected quickly to my phone for calls and for music. When you’re outside or in a noisy environment, your callers will certainly be able to tell. If this is your primary purpose, just buy Airpods. For occasional use, the better earphone sound quality and overall build quality make up for the poor noise reduction. Comfort: These are the most comfortable true wireless ear buds that I’ve worn. I used them comfortably all day long, blocking out the noise from my office with a bunch of sales folks. They come with 3 different sets of fit wings, though I only used the ‘Medium’ size. They never felt close coming out. When I did want to remove them, they came out quickly and easily. They easily snap into the case with a small magnet. Another magnet keeps the case closed. Battery Life: The case charges quickly from a USB-C output. The earbuds charge quickly as well. You can use either ear bud independently of the other for virtually continuous sound. In 3 hours with the buds on, they only drained to 60% (based on the app). On that basis, they should easily last for the 6 hours claimed on the box. Build/Water: The buds are incredibly light, as is the case. So much so that I often don’t notice when they’re in my pocket. They’re also barely noticeable in my ears. The control buttons on each ear are responsive with minimal pressure. There’s one button for bud which allows you to control them with light gloves on. Controls can be used for pause, skip track, and volume. They can also be configured to use Siri or Google Assistant. They’re advertised as being waterproof, but after drowning my last pair of true wireless ear buds, I’m not tempting fate.

Easy to connect to your phone, has a amazing sound for a reasonable price

The android app set up the pairing with the phone easily, and using the app to connect them the first time resulted in a firmware update downloading and installing from the app. The app also allows adjusting the sound with presets, it may take some experimenting to find what appeals to your own ear, and it may vary by the kind of content you listen to most. When I first checked the sound on music, i was unsure about the quality, but it turned out the source material was the quality issue. I found more dynamic full sound content and was impressed. The portable carrying case has a USB-C port for charging, and note that the pairing button is inside the case. I like, as with some other Jaybird true wireless earbuds, that I can charge the case even while I am wearing/using the earbuds, and later charge the buds in my pocket inside the case. The case itself is small and the earbuds fit the case easy. Battery life is excellent, I used them quite a while the first day of testing (putting them in the charging case in pocket in between) and it's held up strong for hours. It's convenient that in the notification area on my android phone, I was able to see the battery level for each earbud. Also when I first put them on, a voice announces the battery level which I always find important for all Bluetooth headphones, without that I put them on and have no idea how close to empty I am. While testing, to see how well they held I used these earbuds while doing a 15 minute run/walk on the treadmill and they stayed in the full time without seeming to come loose, and during that time they provided a good sound quality as I streamed live tv (which made the treadmill time go quicker too).

This is Jaybird’s premier totally wireless headphones. Actually they’re earbuds. Has IPX7 waterproof rating and a compact, low profile case which makes it easy to carry and charge the earbuds Really love the magnets inside the case. Makes it easy to be sure the earbuds are properly inserted for charging. I would be careful not to lose the charging case with the earbuds in them tho. See my photo of case with carrying cord. There’s six hours of audio on a full charge, plus ten more in charging case. A five minute quick charge gets an hour of playtime. Independent bud use extends total power to 32 hours. Three sizes of interchangeable ear gels included for a secure, ultra comfortable fit that feels weightless in your ears. Use the Jaybird app for infinite EQ control. There’s crystal clear, zero lag stereo sound and reliable connection that pairs easily with your phone. Sound quality as good as a $300 stereo gaming, over the head, earphones IMHO. Tested on my Pixel 3XL, Acer R11 Chromebook and Win 10 laptop with no issues. Received a suspected spam call on phone and used call screening. When call ended music resumed so I know this feature works. Did lose sound on right bud but performed a factory reset and sound came back. These earbuds produce high quality sound features and are very comfortable for long periods of time so I highly recommend them.

These are hands down the best ear buds that I have ever tested out, Period end of story. I love everything about these little gems. The sound is flawless and beautifully clear. The ergonomic design is wonderful and pleasing to the ear’s and head's comfort. I personally do not like the way one of the other major producer of wireless earbuds look while hanging in people’s ears (think hard and you will guess which company I am referring to). These look more like a musician’s onstage inner earbuds, sleek and stylish. They are so light yet so well thought out, I forget that I have them in my ear canals all the time. The battery last long enough for me to consider them a premium product. But most importantly for me, is that I am always searching for "That" perfect workout earbuds or headphones and low and behold, I FOUND them. I have used them while doing manual labor, working out, and or doing cardio like running and they will not fall out of my ear, are waterproof, and again are super soft and hardly noticeable. For me these are exactly what I have wanted in a pair of earbuds, they hit on all marks. Only con, was the initial setup did take a bit but, I followed the instructions and downloaded the app to update the firmware and I have had zero issues since. Every device I have paired them with has worked perfectly.

----- Summary ----- In the Box: - Jaybird Vista headphones - Charging case - USB C charging cable - Three silicone eargel sizes Pros: - Totally wireless - Reliable connection - Good sound quality - Secure fit - Long lasting battery life - Quick charging - Lightweight and compact case - IPX7 waterproof rating Cons: - No ambient sound control ----- Review ----- Setup: Connecting the Jaybird Vista headphones to my phone was a breeze. The few steps needed were opening the case, pressing and holding the case button until the LED turned on, and then selecting “Jaybird Vista” from my phone’s Bluetooth menu. That is really all there is to it, and I appreciated the simplicity. Design: Clearly designed for active lifestyles and weathering the elements, the Jaybird Vista headphones are compact, lightweight, waterproof and sweatproof (IPX7 rating), secure, and comfortable. I hardly notice that I have the headphones in my ears during runs and workouts. Thanks to the three different eargel sizes, I found a size that fits perfectly in my ears, which prevents the headphones from bouncing around during activity or falling out of my ears. As for the charging case, it is surprisingly lightweight and compact, like the headphones, and the small loop attached to the charging case is a nice addition that makes it easier to carry. After using the headphones, it is easy to snap them into the case for storage and recharging. Ease of use coupled with functional design makes these headphones a great workout companion. Features & Performance: As totally wireless headphones, wearing them during workouts is freeing and convenient. They are also great for everyday use like commuting or doing chores around the house. I have noticed how the simplicity makes each use an enjoyable experience. They are easy to put in my ears and turn on automatically upon taking them out of the case. Pausing, resuming and skipping music, as well as answering or ending calls can all be done via a button on either earbud. I have never had to worry about running out of battery, thanks to the 6 hours of playtime on a full charge, plus an additional 10 hours from the charging case. Additionally, just 5 minutes of charging offers about an hour of playtime. If you chose, one earbud can be used independently, which extends the total power to 32 hours. With an IPX7 waterproof rating, weather and sweat are no problem for these headphones. Very few totally wireless headphones can withstand rain, much less full water submersion, but the Jaybird Vista headphones can weather just about anything. Unfortunately, the out of the box sound quality was a little disappointing to me in comparison to the Jaybird X4 headphones, but I do prefer the ease of use that the Jaybird Vista headphones provide, and I would still say the sound quality is good. Using the Jaybird app, EQ controls allow you to personalize the sound to your liking. I wish ambient sound control (i.e. hearing more or less outside sound) was a feature in the app, but I think the many other features like durability, dependability, comfort, and overall enjoyable experience make up for the lack of ambient sound control. I have yet to see or try other totally wireless headphones that have the quality performance and features of the Jaybird Vista headphones. Verdict: The Jaybird Vista headphones are an easy recommendation for workouts or everyday use. They are comfortable and easy to use, and they also have good sound quality and long lasting battery life. These are some of the best headphones I have tested, and they have a lot to offer.

Light, durable, excellent sound, conformtable, battery is good. I have tried several and this is the best.

I try the vista and Sony WF-1000XM3 and sennheiser momentum from all this three the vista is better Sound I

These things are great! They sound great, are very comfortable and have a long lasting battery.

Trust me you won’t go wrong with these earbuds the bass is crazy.

I spent a while looking at the different options for true wireless earbuds. I first looked at the Sony WF-1000XM3, but they had no sweat proofing and I wanted to work out. I've killed enough earbuds over the years from sweat (Etymotic, Westone, etc) to know not to jump into that game again. That brought me to these, the Jabras, and PowerBeats Pro. The PowerBeats Pro looked great, but I already had a wireless set of earphones with the over ear loop and was looking for something that didn't compete for space with sunglasses or a hat. Also, the case for the PBPs is laughably large. The Jabras had been on the market for a while and were more expensive. I didn't really see a compelling reason to try those and reviews were not totally glowing. Additionally, not being able to use the earbuds completely individually was a negative. So that left me looking at the Jaybird Vistas. At first I was put off by the negative reviews of the previous models, but initial reviews of the Vista seemed to indicate that things were much improved. I waited a couple days to see the first reviews from customers come in and they largely echoed the positive professional reviews, so I took a chance. And I'm so happy I did. Form and Fit: The earbuds may look more boxy and awkward in photos, but they find their way into the ear perfectly and you forget you're wearing them. I'm at a point where I look forward to using them not just for sound, but they are more comfortable than any other non-over-ear headphone I've used. The charging case is small and easily pocketable, and the lanyard means you can put it on a keychain. The earbuds are easy to put in their place in the case and a magnet holds them in place. The neon yellow is fun too. Sound: The EQ in the app really pulls a lot of weight here and lets you dial in the right sound for your preference. I am using a user generated EQ shared in the app that's an "audiophile" sound, meaning I get a bit more definition up top while keeping solid bass. I'm really happy with them. I tested these against other headphones I have like the Meze Classic 99 and I honestly preferred the Jaybirds, which was a surprise result. For true wireless Bluetooth, these are quite good. I'm sure the Sonys have an edge on sound based on people's feedback, but they wont if they die from sweat damage. Value: These are fairly priced IMO, but that's for you to decide for yourself. Durability: Nothing so far that would suggest any future issues here. Earbuds are super solid and IPX7 is nice. If anything fails early, my guess would be the case hinge, but we'll see. It's pretty solid. Cons: Mic is weak, but to be mostly expected with this category Neutral: These really, really work well for passive isolation. Be careful in traffic. I only use one earbud when biking in traffic. Ambient sound would be a very welcome addition. Pros: Everything else. These true wireless earbuds are near perfect. The only thing missing is an ambient sound feature, but I wonder if it's possible to add that later with firmware. I'd recommend them to anyone who wants to work out with earbuds, or wants to garden/landscape, or really any activity. Nice work Jaybird!