These headphones are sweat proof?? Can I do exercise with them???
857701
I think the headphones is no sweat proof.But I don't think you can get it wet while you exercise.And it fix well, so it suit you.
857702
I bought mine specifically for exercising. They work great for me. I walk, bike ride, Yoga, and use weights and a treadmill.
1476575
Joe, maybe in the light rain. I used mine about 6 times working out. Said they were sweat resistant....whatever that means. They shorted out and they were kind enough to offer to replace them once, but with wanting something to workout in I spent the extra money on a brand that was made to workout in. If its just rain and not a lot and you don't sweat a lot you should be OK. If you do, then I would get a better pair. You really do get what you pay for in BT headsets.
128473
Yes. My workout lasts between 30 to 50 mins, and is quite sweaty. The ears get a little hot but not uncomfortably, but they keep the sweat out from the inside of my ears and the sound is very good quality. I bought these for working out, and I have not been disappointed. Only issue is if you get a call during the workout and there is a lot of noise around you, the one calling may hear the sounds around you - they are not noise cancelling.
1622344
Kevin. I use this for working out and I honestly can't think of better headphones. Now I am a fit guy but sweat like a beast. I play soccer with them on and they never ever come off. Sounds quality is a solid 8-9 out of 10. Comfort is 9. But the fact that they never fall out specially for guys that sweat makes these a must buy By the way I have used Bose and beats. Sound is highly comparable to Bose and same as beat
1355255
They're sweat proof enough in that I've never had a problem with mine due to them getting wet at the gym... I don't use the little foam covers for the ear buds though.
1473349
I would say yes but not for exercising. The are fairly large and they make you sweat of you are exercising around your head. I prefer smaller buds for that. They sound excellent and are really comfortable, just not sure what on you go means to you.
880978
No. You'd probably want IEMs for jogging. Headphone looks weird not to mention these are quite uncomfortable/hot to wear.
1977131
Definately no... In fact mine did not last too long. I do heavy cardio and the sweat got to them and ruined them. After a while the sound quality went down to where I was hrating garbled mess and echoes. I thought it was my iPhone but when I plugged the headphones to another unit I got the same results.
115567
I sweat a lot and have not had a problem with the headphones. They are pretty comfortable and definitely stay put for me.
868136
Well, you plug them into your media player, put them on your head... Hah just kidding; I wouldn't recommend these for the gym. They would be too bulky and your ears would sweat so you'd be uncomfortable. The cord is way too long- you could use a rubber band or a cord clip to shorten it but it would still get in the way. Trust me, it's REALLLY long. Probably about six feet long- made for using in a bedroom setting listening to the TV. (The description probably says what the actual length is btw.) If you are willing to deal with an annoyingly long cord and sweaty ears while you are at the gym (presumably working out) then I guess these could work... unless you use the gym to, say... swim or do gymnastics. But why bother? You can buy cheaper, more practical headphones for the purpose of exercising. And also- if you want can-style because you think they're better at noise blocking- these won't work for you either. My earbuds actually block out twice as much sound as these headphones do, so if that's your case- pass on these. Hope that helps.
1150565
Yes, I have had these headphones just since May 29, 2014, but I take them to the gym everyday. I wear them for cardio on a machine that is like a cross country skiing machine where your arms and legs are moving simultaneously. They stay on fine-in fact the fit is snug but not too tight. I have also shot baskets with them on--not playing in a game--but just a shooting drill I do. No problems. They are not sweat resistant, but I try to wipe the rubber ear cuffs off after each time at the gym so the salt does not corrode them quickly.
337045
I bought these for my 15 year old daughter who is very active. She loves them. I'm sorry but I don't know if they are sweat resistant or not. I have never tried the other earbuds you mentioned so I cannot compare them. I had bought her a pair of cordless Sennheiser headphones. She did not like the fact that they were not Bluetooth and they were headphones and not earbuds. Her brother had a pair of Klipsch Image earbuds and he loved them, she tried his. We took the Sennheiser back. We are happy with the purchase. I hope this helps.
579981
While these headphones are light, they were not constructed for physical activity. Therefore, I would not recommend them for working out!
25223
I do not exercise with them, but they have a good grip to the ear ... if you run with them, and use a clip to hold their cable to your body, i think there won`t be any problem.
1747757
The neck ones suck for exercising. They stay in your ears-but the neck band rubs against your clothes and you pick up the sound. It's really annoying. I found them unlistenable. I only tried them because I've been forced into wearing hats when I run (skin issues). Try the Sony MDR-AS35. I ordered a pair of Sennheiser (Adidas) PX 685i. They are over the head. Have not tried them yet (still using my Sony pair). The look like they may be great. Barr Hill
246336
Yes you can. I use them all the time. But please be careful not to drop them as the internal components seems to be fragile. The ear pads are also a little concerning as they start to give off a foul oder ( not so bad) as you sweat. In review, I would recommend this product highly.
1560045
I have these headphones and they seem to fall off my head easily. I would not recommend to use these while you play sports. I also highly doubt that they are sweat resistant.