The secure fitting of the cable, when using the fastener, also helps maintain a consistent ear-to-ear mix, and aids in providing a strong bass response. PerformanceOn tracks with serious sub-bass content, like the Knife's "Silent Shout," the BlueBuds X don't distort, even at top volumes, and deliver a healthy dose of low-end power that should help energize any workout. A hard shell protective case and two of the aforementioned fasteners to adjust cable length are also included. The BlueBuds X ship with a USB charging cable (the micro-USB connection on the earphones is cleverly hidden by a pop-off cover on the left earpiece), three pairs of eartips in various sizes, and three removable, flexible ear support pieces that help stabilize the tips. There are, at least, some helpful audio cues to let you know what you're controlling, since you can't see anything. The operation of the remote can be a bit tricky when wearing the earphones, however-it's fairly easy to accidentally pop an earpiece out while adjusting volume or skipping a track. JayBird also offers a lifetime guarantee against sweat damage for the BlueBuds X-in other words, the company is pretty confident they've designed a pair ideal for exercising, and I think they may be right.Īn inline remote and microphone allow for control of playback and volume, track navigation, and answering calls.
Attaching the fastener and adjusting the length is a simple process, and ensures a very secure, exercise-proof fit. Loop them over the ears and back, and the loop fits behind your head, and a fastener for the cable can adjust the slack so that it runs smoothly along the back of your skull, with no slack. The rubberized band that connects the two earpieces is quite short-it hangs like a very loose chinstrap below the face or behind the head if you wear the earphones with the cable pointing down from the ears.
DesignAvailable in blue or white, the BlueBuds X are designed with exercise in mind.
0 kommentar(er)
