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The JBL Endurance Sprint is one of the most affordable Bluetooth ear phones, a year ago, you couldn’t get much of a Bluetooth sports headphone for $50. Sure, there were the usual generic brands on Amazon, but anything from a name brand tended to cost a minimum of $90 — or more.
The JBL Endurance Sprint fits securely and comfortably and sounds very good for a modestly priced Bluetooth sports headphone. It’s also fully waterproof and has touch controls. That is why i really recommend it to sportsmen, those who cannot survive without the music vibes while working out.
Why buy it?
Though normal non-sport Bluetooth ear phones are priced at around S$90, JBL is serving up its new Endurance Sprint for 50 bucks (£45 in the UK, not yet available in Australia, but that’s around S$70 converted). They have touch controls, fit comfortably and sound very good so long as you can get a tight seal. And also having a full waterproofed with IPX7 certification where they can be submerged in 3 feet (1 meter) of water for up to 30 minutes. This has also shown how you can sweat on it however you want and you would not spoil your precious ear phones.
Why is it so comfortable?
Well it is because these wireless earphones have a different design than a lot of the in-ear Bluetooth sports headphones. Those feature wings or stabilizers that hook into the inner part of your ear to lock the buds in place. This design is similar and probably a modified version of Beats’ popular Powerbeats 3, which have a hook that wraps over the top of your ear. But, the Powerbeats 3 cost more than three times as much as these guys. JBL calls it “Twistlock” technology where the ear phones never falls out as it will maintain a tight seal and thus maximizing sound quality with these headphones.
Photo courtesy:
https://www.androidheadlines.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/AH-JBL-Endurance-SPRINT-4.jpg
By:
Jay Chong
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