Sports headphones:Jbl endurance dive review

Enjoy your favorite tunes as you practice your backstroke with these JBL Endurance DIVE wireless headphones. Waterproof construction makes this audio accessory ideal for a wide range of outdoor sports and activities, while the built-in MP3 player and touch controls make it easy to select, play and pause playlists. These JBL Endurance DIVE wireless headphones feature a hooked design with a built-in neckband for a secure, comfortable fit.So are they really worth buying? This article collects some real user reviews for reference.

Basic information of Jbl endurance dive headphones:

Connection Type：Wireless

Wireless Connectivity：Bluetooth

Water Resistan：IPX7

Headphone Fit：In-Ear

Battery Charge Time：2 hours

Battery Capacity：120 milliampere hours

Ear Tip Sizes Included：Large, Medium, Small

Model Number：JBLENDURDIVEBLK

Sound Isolating：No

Minimum Frequency Response：20 hertz

Maximum Frequency Response：20 kilohertz

Impedance：16 ohms

Sensitivity：85 decibels adjusted

Driver Size：10 millimeters

Controls：Call, Track selection, Volume

Maximum Talk Time：7 hours

Style：Sports and Exercise

Jbl endurance dive headphones review from users：

Product name: Endurance Dive   Price: $56.95

Rating: 3.6    Where to buy: Amazon or official website.

User review 1：

User:Teebird   Nation:United States

“This reviewer received promo considerations or sweepstakes entry for writing a review.

These headphones were great for the gym easy to recharge and held a charge for a long time Also good for sports activities as they won't fall off your head as easy”

User review 2：

User: Geek1124  Nation:United States

“This reviewer received promo considerations or sweepstakes entry for writing a review.

Work amazingly! These sports headphones connect right to my phone 9 times out of 10. Rarely, they will have a scratchy sound to them, but it disappears quickly. Sound quality is outstanding! It is sometimes difficult for the person for the person on the receiving end of a phone call to hear you speak.”

User review 3：

User:Matthew   Nation:United States

“I was very excited to test out my new sports headphones as I have been impressed with JBL quality in the past. There are a lot of neat features and they are ergonomic and easy to pair with iPhone. However, they sound as tinny as the 1$ pieces of crap I got from Wish. I will be returning these ASAP”

User review 4：

User: Jordan  Nation:United States

“These sports headphones are absolutely awesome. Not only can you listen to music while you swim, but they are also excellent while working out because, unlike earbuds, they don't slip out when you encounter more turbulent terrain.”

User review 5：

User: Stephen  Nation:United States

“I have been a competitive swimmer for many years and purchased these headphones with low expectations (given the reviews), but when I tried them in the water I quickly became pleasantly surprised. They stayed in my ears, playing music, very comfortably through the entirety of my 2 hour practice! If you follow the manual instructions, I am confident that you will enjoy them too. Only $40, these are an absolute steal! 10/10 would recommend to a friend :)”

User review 6：

User:Marco A.   Nation:United States

“What I didn't like is the battle to lock the functions to be able to swim with them... 3 times pressing and holding in the 3rd I repeat sometimes it works and sometimes it turns off. And when I can finally swim... There comes a time when water gets in you and each time you hear each other softer to the point of hardly hearing anything...”

User review 7：

User:Nooo   Nation:United States

“I purchased these sportsheadphones because they were waterproof not water resistant. I do lawn care for a living, so I sweat heavily constantly and I get rained on alot. They claim waterproof. I don't know what happened, but on day 17 they just quit working. I do not live close to any Best Buys, so I haven't had time to take them back and get them looked at.”

User review 8：

User:Jimbo   Nation:United States

“I got these sports headphones to use while working out in the gym. They fit my ears great and have never fallen out; the sound quality is excellent. I have not tried them while swimming, though they say you can use them for that. Controlling the volume is by dragging your finger along the right earbud; it works, but sometimes it also shuts the bluetooth off if you hold your finger in one spot for too long. It would have been better to have the volume on one side & the on/off on the other. The instructions are not the greatest, but the setup is easy once you know how it is done.”

User review 9：

User:Rooskie82   Nation:United States

“I bought sports headphones mainly for use at the gym with my cell phone. I had previously some other brand/wireless headphones as a way to get away from a cord while working out, but those were bulky and didn't sound all that good. The JBLs though are great. The setup was easy via Bluetooth on my android phone.

The sound quality is as good as above average connected earbuds.

The battery life is good an the 3 months ive been using them, usually charging them after about 10hours of total use.

As one other user pointed out the buttons on the wireless headphones are a bit touchy for using when changing tracks/pausing, but easy use for adjusting volume. I use my phone's controls for just about everything else with music. I haven't used the other available options with the connection to my phone, so I won't comment on those. Waterproofing, I also haven't really had any experience with.

I will also mention the range these headphones keep to the phone. Ive accidentally left my phone somewhere at the gym and they stayed connected without issue for 20-25 yds away.

I would recommend these to anyone who looking for a wireless headphone option for outdoor use”

User review 10：

User:Christopher Vargas   Nation:Mexico

“When trying them on the first day, everything seems perfect: good sound, they fit in the ears relatively well (I have small ears), stable and easy bluetooth connection with my iPhone and MacBook Pro, its excellent microphone for video calls and its long battery life. But this lasted a very short time, its functions gradually lost quality. And I explain it better below:

Sound: the sound was boxed, it was getting farther and farther away and they lost more than 40% of their maximum volume. I changed the silicone and cleaned them, nothing worked. They reached a point where Sony hearing aids of 160 Mexican pesos worked much better than those of $2300. I guess my sweat deteriorated them quickly.

Sport use (running and swimming): although they fit well, if you sweat a lot or run long distances, sweat enters your ears and, together with the natural movement of the race (vertical oscillation), it causes the headphones to constantly come off, so you have to dry them, dry your ears and continue. Something complicated to do when you run funds. I began to notice that they come out of my ears when my step is less than 4:50 the km and I have been running more than 7km. The solution I found was to take them off and put them in my bag. To swim, you have to wear them under your cap and make sure that they cover your ears, otherwise, after every turn of the bell you will feel the water colliding with the headphones.

Bluetooth: It connects quite well with Apple products and this is only at the beginning. With the time of use they continued to connect quickly, but with interference, there were frequent mute sounds in the middle of the song or conversation. The solution was to disconnect and reconnect.

Touchpad: I don't find it uncomfortable or annoying, I think the idea is good, however over time it works partially. The option to pause, forward, volume up and down kept working well, however, the option to rewind with 3 taps on the touchpad stopped working completely. The option to save songs in its memory works easily, but you should know that it does not play heavy songs, if you weigh more than 9mb it does not play them and this is a problem if you listen to opera or progressive rock. Anyway, there were songs by Shakira that she didn't copy me because they were too “heavy”.

Silicone earphones: while they are new everything is ok, then they become loose and fall off just by removing it from the ears or the bag. They are a real problem, because even running long distances and with a lot of sweat, they slip out of the ear and the silicone falls to the floor, forcing you to stop completely to look for it on the floor. If you run in a group and someone wants to tell you something and you take off a headset to hear clearly, it is likely that one of their silicones will also fall out. None of this adds to training.

Construction: everything that is red looks solid and enduring.

Battery: gives what it offers, is very durable and charges very fast.

Comfort: They are not uncomfortable, they do not bother and I don't consider them heavy either. But its weak point is that when sweat falls on it, they start to slip until they fall when you run fast. So you have to adjust them constantly to prevent them from falling out and this seems like a big nuisance to me.”

The real user review of Jbl endurance dive above shows that it is a good sports headphone that can satisfy users.But it also has disadvantages, such Its in-ear design is easy to bring discomfort to the ears after wearing for a long time and it is not stable enough to wear when using in sports. Its touch control will fail after encountering sweat or water. Moreover, its MP3 built-in memory is only 1G, which is a bit lacking. If you expect to find a sports headphone that is more easy to operate, more stable and comfortable to wear, and suitable for a variety of scenes, Wissonly Hi Runner bone conduction headphone is an affordable substitute.

Surprisingly, although the name of Wissonly Hi Runner is Hi Runner, it  has an IPX8 waterproof rating higher than the industry standard, which allows it to work normally during swimming and diving,which it is a swimming headphone that deserves its name.

When you use Bluetooth mode while swimming, the connection may be poor and the sound will be intermittent.Don't worry,Hi Runner equipped with 32G built-in storage, which can store 5000 songs, and 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.In addition,its battery life is very strong, it can be used continuously for 10 hours, and it supports magnetic fast charging,which takes only 2 hours to fully charge.

In terms of durability and comfort, you also have nothing to worry about.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.So you don't have to worry about the size of the headphones that don't fit your head or the ears that make the headphones unstable when wearing.Its headphone surface is made of high-tech low-sensitivity silicone material, which contains no chemical components to avoid allergic phenomena. The overall touch of the headphone 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.So you also don't have to worry about uncomfortable wearing because of the material and heavy weight of the headphone.

Due to the special technical principle of bone conduction headphones, it is more difficult to improve the sound quality. For this reason, Wissonly Hi Runner subverts the traditional sound quality improvement scheme. They use a breakthrough large-size bone conduction vibrator, and through structural optimization, the effective vibration area of the vibrator is increased by 35%, thereby improving the sound efficiency of the vibrator and making the sound more shocking and powerful. Moreover, they also optimize the transmission direction of the sound, reduce sound loss during the sound transmission process, and make the sound more concentrated.