Best earbuds for exercise:Tribit movebuds h1 wireless earbuds review

Sometimes wireless earbuds have a very obvious focus, and when they do, they need to stand out for that reason — on top of all the other things that make earbuds. Tribit is yet another player trying to score points with anyone looking for earbuds that can withstand the rigors of an active lifestyle.That’s what the MoveBuds H1 were built for, and with a huge battery life, the company saw to it to make sure they could also play tunes longer than most rival devices. How do they feel to actually use?Are these earbuds really that good? This article collects some real user reviews for reference to help you analyze.

Basic parameters of Tribit movebuds h1 wireless earbuds：

Product Dimensions：3.54 x 2.57 x 1.31 inches

Item Weight：2.53 ounces

ASIN：B09ST6251P

Item model number：MoveBuds H1

Batteries：3 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)

Manufacturer：Tribit

Item Weight：2.53 Ounces

Units：1.0 Count

Number Of Items：1

Form Factor：In Ear

Tribit movebuds h1 wireless earbuds review from users：

Product name:MoveBuds H1  Price: $89.99

Rating: 4.0 Where to buy: Amazon or official website.

User review 1：

User:Jacob Nation:United States

“The sound is suprisingly good based on my evaluation; bass is better than expected and the earbuds stay relatively well-implanted while exercising. The tap-controls work quite well and are conveniently customizeable.

I enjoyed running with them although they do move around a little bit while I run.

Only complaint is that they don't always charge if the charging case isn't sitting in its upright orientation.”

User review 2：

User:Randy Collins Nation:United States

“The sound is amazing and the design is excellent for workouts and hiking. They fit snugly and I never need to worry about them slipping when I sweat or make sudden movements while exercising. They have a feature that allows you to select for either significant reduction of surrounding noise or "transparent" mode to hear what's going on around you if you need to be paying attention to the outside world. Also, I found their tech support to be very responsive. I can't see myself using any other brand now that I've found these.”

User review 3：

User:TRANZFR Nation:United States

“Was actually shocked at how well these work! They were a random find that I didn't do much research on. Instead I pulled the trigger and had them shipped. Charging (USB C) and battery life have been great, fitment in my ears is really good, sound, and most important for me was the phone call part. Not sure about anyone else but I have the most picky dad when it comes to talking on the phone!!! He always has to point out that I'm driving or something related to the loud environment. Anytime I need to test call/voice quality I immediately jump in the truck and give him a call! I was completely thrown off when he told me how clear it was and that he could hear me no problem. Even did testing at 60mph with both windows down. He was still able to hear and understand what I was saying. Sure, it was noticeably louder with the windows down, but not so bad that he wanted to hang up. Very impressed overall. If any complaint it has to do with remembering how many taps or holds to do for the different options on the ear piece itself. No fault of the company, just my own poor memory. Highly recommend if you like the over the ear hook type.”

User review 4：

User: Tumblewind Nation:United States

“When I put the Tribute MoveBuds on they fit well and stayed in place. The music came through & sounded very good. However, they have right and left tap buttons for volume adjustments, etc. One click didn't register. Two clicks sometimes did, and three clicks was never reliable. I don't want to have to use my iPhone to make every adjustment. I want to be able to adjust volume, change songs, etc. with on the device easily as I'm busy going about my day. These went back.”

User review 5：

User:J. Lewis Nation:United States

“Although I now have a collection of earbuds and headphones I hadn't any specifically designed for exercise/physical activity until ordering these Tribit IPX8s. They're a good choice for those looking for quality buds that stay in place during vigorous activity. I use mine mostly for the gym floor and cross-training; unlike others I have these neither fall out or come loose during my most strenuous routines. The several pair of ear cushions that come with these buds pretty much guarantees a snug, stable fit for just about any user. These cushions are also an important feature of the noise-cancelling feature, which is among the best I've come across. The sound quality of these earbuds is likewise exceptional -- clear, crisp and articulate. I'd add that although the base feature of earbuds is not my major priority -- I use them primarily for audiobooks and podcasts -- those who like base-heavy music will find these an excellent option. Their base is exceptionally strong. Pairing is straight-forward and rapid. I noted that some reviewers find the on-board controls overly sensitive; my experience is that once you become familiar with these that sensitivity is easy to control for, making these buds as easy to adjust as any others. I also especially like the sweat-resistant feature of these, after having shorted-out a favorite pair soon after I first discovered this tech a few years ago. To this should be added the very long play-time a single charge provides. These buds are retailing for a tad over seventy-five bucks at the time of this writing, a price-point I'd describe as on the higher end of mid-priced devices of this sort. That seems reasonable for the overall quality and the special features you get that ensures their usefulness for very active people.”

User review 6：

User:John Nation:United States

“Tribit contacted me about my review to go over my issue and ended up replacing them together. I suppose I just got a bad pair. Anyway Tribit really treated me well in the process and I'm back to a fully working pair that I really like. I'll come back if these die in another 2 1/2months but I'm really hopeful I wont have to.

Original:

When these work, I really like them. The sound was great and held on well during exercise. My problem is that I've only had them for about 2 1/2 months and now they can't stay connected to my phone. And even when they are connected, the headphones buttons don't work so well. I've restarted all devices, paired them numerous times. Even tried other devices to pair with. Last time I did all that, I got three minutes into a podcast before it dropped. Frustrating.

These were my 'splurge' headphones. I've typically gone with pairs that cost half as much. They might not have had the same performance but they lasted. My wife got one of those cheaper pairs maybe 6mo before I got these (non tribit btw) and they're going strong. Wish I got those instead. I'd recommend to find another product...”

User review 7：

User:Allen D. Reinecke    Nation:United States

“I have a great many headphones, earbuds, and IEM’s, including a pair of Tribit Flybuds C1 earbuds, which my wife was using. However, those failed within a short time and after 2 replacement sets from Tribit and a refund, I saw these new Movebuds H1 in my Vine listing and decided to get those to try out.I have learned over my many earbuds and IEM’s that the Movebuds H1 fit, fitting and sound signature is not going to be for everyone; many will like them and many will not. Everyone is different in how their ears are shaped and how they hear things. There is no perfect earbud, nor will there ever be!

The only way to tell is to try them for yourself and make sure to use the Prime ‘Free returns’ option.My experience says there’s nothing fundamentally wrong with these buds. The sound can be tailored to your liking and if they fit well, you have a great pair of earbuds for exercises or casual listening.”

User review 8：

User: Anita as No Diva Nation:United States

“These have Good sound quality and battery life. The over ear design is really comfortable an works great - no falling out of my ear while running. I have had a few BT earbuds in the past and these are really nice. The charging case is large & sturdy and has that quality feel. The buds sit securely inside and charge well. The connectivity is very good and battery life is good for my needs, I generally only have them in my ears for 45-75min at a time and slip them into the case between uses. I use them for exercising - bike and jogging. I don't work out like a crazy person but still perspire a fair amount so I can attest to their waterproof-ness - so far so good. The buds themselves are lightweight & comfortable to wear and sit securely in my ear with the over-ear loop being very comfy, I have not had one fall out yet. Great buds with good sound, battery & comfort.”

User review 9：

User:Mr Robert G Merkel Nation:Australia

“While I don’t doubt these are some way off the sound quality of top-end earbuds, they’re pretty good. Both podcasts and music sound full, clear, and notably better balanced than other lower-priced earbuds I’ve tried.

Importantly, they will reliably stay in your ears while exercising, and the passive noise cancellation (ie the seal on my ears) is surprisingly good.

Well worth the money.”

User review 10：

User:Juicen66 Nation:United States

“I dont know why they would create an around ear device with zero pressure to keep the thing in your ear. Its like you're doing exercise with oakleys on. You will be adjusting them nonstop. Super flimsey ear grips. Very quiet playback to the point you cant even get close to guessing if any of their features are working. Super pissed i spent this money. Going back to my far superior 50 dollar set from another company. This company is cheap scam imo. Even hard to open the case unless you have hands of a 7 year old. Design is something they dont consider here.”

Judging from the real user reviews of Tribit movebuds h1 wireless earbuds, it is a good earbuds for exercise, and all aspects of function function is particularly satisfactory to users. It is an in-ear exercise heaphone, which is easy to cause discomfort or even pain to the ear after being worn for a long time, and it is easy to sweat during exercise and cause earbuds to fall out of the ear. These are common problems of in-ear headphones.Therefore, if you want to have a better exercise experience, you can find headphones that are more stable and comfortable to wear in the market, such as Wissonly Hi Runner bone conduction headphones, which are a good substitute.

Wissonly's team has been researching headphone products that don't hurt the ear as early as 10 years ago and introduced bone conduction technology into the field of headphones. Their products have powerful performance, high-cost performance, and are very strong in core performances such as sound quality, sound leakage reduction, and waterproof level.

Hi Runner bone conduction headphones are open-eared and worn directly on the temples, so your ear canal is completely open, which makes it easy for you to hear the sound of cars and traffic lights outdoors in sports scenes such as running and walking, making you safer to use.

In terms of fit and comfort, the whole frame of Wissonly Hi Runner is made of adjustable aviation grade titanium steel, which can adapt to different sizes of head circumference and ensure the stability of wearing. Its earphone surface is made of high-tech low-sensitivity silicone material, which contains no chemical components to avoid allergic phenomena. The overall touch of the earphone is as silky as baby's skin, avoiding uncomfortable situations when worn for a long time. Moreover, its weight is very light, less than 30g, and it will not feel heavy when worn. After wearing it, I took it off at the end of the run. This Hi Runner didn't let me have any extra adjustment. As the flagship model of outdoor sports of Wissonly brand, it is the most comfortable and cost-effective one among all bone conduction at present.

As the flagship model of Wissonly,the waterproof grade of Wissonly Hi Runner Sports Bone Conductivity Headphone reaches IPX8 waterproof grade higher than the industry standard. It allows the wearer to work normally when swimming or diving, not to mention sweat prevention or ordinary waterproof.

It is also equipped with 32G body memory, which can store 5,000 songs, and supports Bluetooth and MP3 working modes. You can use it as a Bluetooth MP3 player for underwater sports or scenes without a mobile phone.

In terms of sound quality, this bone conduction earphone uses the latest research results of wissonly laboratory, which increases the vibration area of the vibrator by 35%. At the same time, it also optimizes the sound transmission direction to make the sound more concentrated and the music more spatial, and it has a good performance in both high and low notes.

Wissonly has made a lot of efforts to reduce its sound leakage. Its all-wrapped design reduces the vibration of the shell, and through structural optimization, the sound waves of the sound leakage are cancelled, thus avoiding 90% of the sound leakage. Wissonly Hi Runner's sound leakage performance is much better than that of the same gear bone conduction headphones on the market.