Best earbuds for running:Tribit flybuds c2 review

Tribit is an audio technology brands for the global market. For many years, it has been specializing in sound quality and lossless transmission. Its Bluetooth speakers and headphones have won many international awards such as "Red Dot Award, VGP Gold Award" and won strong recommendation from major media. The Tribit Flybuds C2 to be reviewed in this article is a flagship music earbud with lossless sound quality with a long battery life of 32 hours. Next, let's take a look at its use experience through some real user reviews!

Basic information of Tribit flybuds c2:

Product Dimensions：2.63 x 1.57 x 1.1 inches

Item Weight：1.55 ounces

ASIN：B097SKJZ12

Item model number：bth96

Batteries：3 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)

Playtime Per Charge：8H

Manufacturer：Tribit

Item Weight：44 Grams

Units：1.0 Count

Number Of Items：1

Form Factor：In Ear

Tribit flybuds C2 earbuds review from users：

Product name:Flybuds C2  Price: $59.99

Rating: 4.2 Where to buy: Amazon or official website.

User review 1：

User:We Like Quality! Nation:United States

“I am often skeptical about buying earbuds for my husband because he is very picky when it comes to they sound and feel with his ear issues. I took a risk and these are an early fathers day gift. The soune are these lil bad boys pack a huge punch! The bass as well as the clarity of sound are really great! I have to be honest I was jealous when he let me try them! The other thing is that my husband had ear surgery as a child so it is hard for him to find a good a good and comfortable fit. But he was super impressed with the 6 different sized earbud tips. 2 of the tips are already on the buds. He found a perfect fit! He says how comfy they are and they fit is extremely secure too! My husband is a very active runner! He hasn't had the buds fall out at all! They have a C type charging cable which is an awesome... Did I mention these are compatible for wireless charging, if you want to skip the cord all together! The buds are small, not bulky and have a nice sleek look. The buds are very user friendly. Easy to pair, easy to control and easy enough for our 5 year old learn lol The charging case is also compact with a strong magnet to keep it closed! There is a bracelet included if you prefer to hang the case or just have ease carrying it similar to a wristlet. These are waterproof! My husband when running and forgot that it was going to rain! These are great! I think if you give them a try you won't be disappointed!”

User review 2：

User:DD2 Nation:United States

“I'm not typically a fan of wired ear buds but when I decided to try running again I needed a secure music/ training option. I compared multiple options and didn't want to pay a fortune so I took a chance on the Tribits. Very happy with the decision.

They stay in place when running and I can adjust them in my ear to keep noise cancelation from being too effective. Have to to hear my surroundings for safety. Bass was good without being muddy. Voices were clear and not harsh. The buttons takes some getting used to but they work sufficiently.

The noise cancelation was great for when I started listening to auiobooks and podcasts in bed. Allowed to focus in and get lost which was much appreciated.

I haven't tried more expensive buds but I'm pretty haopy with these. If I needed to replace them Tribit would get serious consideration as my top choice.”

User review 3：

User:Tr3yshyne Nation:United States

“I've had these for two weeks now and they've impressed me so far. Great packaging, comfortable to carry around and great fit, they sit well in the ear canal even if I'm moving abruptly. The sound is really good, I like the base and sound dynamics but the noise canceling isn't as good as I'd like it to be. The charge is great and they last me all work shift (8hrs) only going down to 60%. I'm also impressed with Tribits Bluetooth capabilities, I can leave my third floor apartment to go get mail and still have my conversation with no disruption. So far so good.”

User review 4：

User:ICU Nation:United States

“When it comes to sound quality these are pretty good, as far as bluetooth earbuds go at least. Problems for me though are the range on them is pretty bad, not an issue if you're using them for your phone as when it's in my pocket no issues. Mild distance away though it's choppy, and when connecting to my PC I often experience interrupts as the few feet distance from my tower is enough for connection issues. I have been using these for a few months now and at this point the included charger for the ear buds has degraded in lifespan significantly, it was already bad but now it doesn't do more than charge up the buds once and often not even that I find. Also often the earbuds will not start charging when I put them in so I have to take them out and put them back in until the pins register. Annoying.

The earbuds themselves are alright battery life wise, good few hours out of them of nonstop use. Recharging the charging case though is very annoying and constant. I would be more willing to give these guys a 4/5 if the battery life wasn't so bad as otherwise they are good earbuds for the price range.”

User review 5：

User:Jesse Portillo Nation:United States

“Picked these up when they were on sale cause I'm a big fan of Tribit products. I'd say the sound quality on these is decent for what I paid ($25 on sale). I think the only downside for me personally is the fit. They don't grab my ears like some other earbuds do. I use these around the house while cleaning but not when I'm out running or bike riding cause I feel like they might fall out. I give them a 3.5 out of 5. (Edit) After 8 months of having them and barely using them they are dead and won't charge.”

User review 6：

User:Casey Kaiser Nation:United States

“I thought for the price I would try the headphones out. They are the best headphones I have ever owned!I'm hearing things in my music that I haven't heard before - and I have good speakers. I have an Apple corded to the phone set and a set corded to each other. This is my first cordless set. I haven't taken them running yet but they are so snug I could play football.”

User review 7：

User:Amazonian Nation:Canada

“I bought this set of earbuds for my projector carrying case since they're small and portable enough to fit in. I plan to use these mainly at night outdoors when watching movies/shows via the projector. Noise level needs to be down late at night, so in that respect these are great for it.

The sound quality is reasonable, and the overall build quality and design are also pretty good. No real complaints except for the fact I don't think these can wirelessly charge, it's either my charging pad or this product, but one of them ain't working right. If this is the case, then they need to integrate this feature into this product asap. Other more budget-friendly earbuds have wireless charging capability.

The most appealing feature about this product for me (beyond the smooth build quality and finish) would have to be the APTX high quality audio decoding. Not all earbuds come with it. And while I'm no audiophile, the reason I care so much about this feature is for the audio sync between the projector (projected movie) and audio. I want the lip movements and action sequences on screen to follow through and match up on audio running through these earbuds... seamlessly.”

User review 8：

User:SnowDropAngel Nation:Canada

“I found these headphones to be of average comfort and the sound quality to be fairly decent. What they could improve upon is for anybody who has a small ear canal I found that these slipped out a little bit so I had to keep adjusting them. I think that you'll find when you are exerting yourself sweating running or even just walking on a hot day if you're like me they may move around a little bit so you just have to adjust them to get the section back in place so they stay secure in your ear. The carrying case and charging case our convenience if it's something that you can throw in your pocket easily and keep them safe. The battery life was just as they stated meaning that you don't have to worry about charging this every single day it could be every couple of days depending on usage.”

User review 9：

User:paulbrad Nation:United Kingdom

“Pros

Straight forward to set up. Look sleek. Fit in my ears comfortably and do not fall out. Decent sound quality although I am not an audiophile. Auto-connect to devices well. Charging case is pocket size. I am using these with an iPhone 12.

Cons

Touch commands are not 100% responsive and are difficult to remember.

They are working with my Garmin watch without my phone which is quite cool.”

User review 10：

User:Jesse Portillo Nation:United States

“Picked these up when they were on sale cause I'm a big fan of Tribit products. I'd say the sound quality on these is decent for what I paid ($25 on sale). I think the only downside for me personally is the fit. They don't grab my ears like some other earbuds do. I use these around the house while cleaning but not when I'm out running or bike riding cause I feel like they might fall out. I give them a 3.5 out of 5. (Edit) After 8 months of having them and barely using them they are dead and won't charge.”

Judging from the real user reviews of Tribit flybuds c2, it is a good earbuds, and its price and performance is particularly satisfactory to users. However, it still has some shortcomings, such as the in-ear wearing method is not suitable for all people and is not stable enough.There are many running headphones on the market that are more powerful, more stable and more comfortable to wear, such as Wissonly Hi Runner bone conduction headphone, which is a good substitute.

Wissonly is the brand with the best experience among bone conduction headphones. It is one of the best in terms of sound quality, wearing experience and product parameters, and performs well in terms of product quality and hearing protection.

In terms of comfort, the overall 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. The surface of its headphones is made of high-tech low-sensitivity silicone material, which does not contain chemical ingredients to avoid allergies. The overall touch of the headphones is as silky as a baby's skin, avoiding discomfort when worn for a long time. And its weight is very light, less than 30g, it will not feel heavy when worn. As the flagship outdoor sports model of the Wissonly brand, it is the most comfortable and cost-effective model among all the current bone conduction models.

Hi Runner sports bone conduction headphones are open-ear design, worn directly on the temple, so your ear canal is completely open, which allows you to easily hear the sound of cars and traffic lights when you are running, walking and other sports scenes outdoors The sound makes you safer when using it.

Although the Wissonly Hi Runner is called Hi runner, it also has an IPX8 waterproof rating higher than the industry standard, which allows it to work normally during swimming and diving, not to mention sweat-proof during normal sports and this is one of its great advantages.

It is also equipped with 32G built-in memory, which can store 5000 songs, supports two working modes of Bluetooth and MP3. In the scene of underwater sports or without a mobile phone, you can completely use it as a Bluetooth MP3 player.Its battery life is very strong, and it can listen to music for 10 hours continuously, which makes up for the disadvantage of wireless headphones.

Due to the particularity of the technical principle of bone conduction headphones, it is more difficult to improve the sound quality. The Wissonly Hi Runner subverts the traditional sound quality solution, and uses a large wire-frame vibration unit as a breakthrough. Through structural optimization, the effective vibration area is increased, so that the sound has a good performance in both treble and bass.