JBL Endurance Sprint

Rugged, waterproof build ; Good sound quality ; Affordable price

Calls sound muffled ; Bulky fit ; Finicky touch controls

The JBL Endurance Sprint are workout headphones that sound good, stay secure in your ears, and are built to last. Some may dislike the bulky fit and finicky touch controls but it’s hard to fault these headphones for the price. The JBL Endurance Sprint...

Powerful bass response matched with crisp highs. Waterproof. In-ear fit is among the most secure we've tested.

Highly sculpted sound signature. Touch-sensitive buttons require some getting used to.

If you're looking for secure-fitting, bass-forward wireless in-ears that can get wet (and even be submerged), you typically need to spend about $100 or so. So at $50, JBL's Endurance Sprint earphones are a great deal. Throw in an solid battery life and...

Good noise isolation. ; Low leakage. ; Above-average sound quality.

Slightly bulky and uncomfortable fit. ; Mediocre touch sensitive control scheme.

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.

Touch controls can be a little finicky and there's some presence boost in the treble.

The JBL Endurance Sprint is a surprisingly good wireless sports headphone for $50, with only a few small downsides.

Los Endurance Sprint de JBL se ajustan de forma segura y cómoda, y suenan muy bien para ser unos audífonos deportivos con Bluetooth de bajo precio. También son completamente resistentes al agua y tienen controles táctiles.

Los controles táctiles pueden ser un poco quisquillosos y hay un aumento de presencia en los sonidos agudos.

Los Endurance Sprint de JBL son unos audífonos deportivos inalámbricos sorprendentemente buenos por US$50, con solo algunas pequeñas desventajas.