I realize that this is purely subjective as everyone's ear sizes are different, but I have found the perfect combination in using the small wing tips and the medium sized Comply foam tips. Speaking of the ear canal, if a good seal within the ear is obtained, the X2's really shine in terms of comfort and sound quality. I am able to wear the X2's for long periods of time without getting that typical "earbud" fatigue that most buds have when you put them as far into the ear canal as they need to go. The wingtips have been redesigned from the older Bluebuds and now have a more rigid feel with rounded edges which definitely help with comfort. Included are plastic "wingtips" that provide a sort of wedge in the ear crevice to keep the buds in the ear. The X2's come with a set of small, medium, and large plastic eartips as well as three sizes of Comply foam tips which really make a difference in terms of comfort and sound isolation. In order for the X2's to fit properly, the right size earbuds must be selected along with the wingtips which stabilize the bud in the ear. The fit should be snug enough to ensure good sound isolation and keep them in when you move around. What all that tech speak means is at the end of the day is an awesome sound experience for the listener.īeing earbuds, there's a couple of things that go into how comfortable wearing a pair of these type of headphone are. 4.X) that delivers sound from the source to the headphones. Surprising enough, the X's still utilize BT 2.1 + EDR (Enhanced Data Rate) which to my understanding is still the underlying technology in later BT implementations (i.e.
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The engineers at Jaybird have utilized a custom Bluetooth codec called SWIFT which has been optimized for sound delivery. If you closed your eyes and did a comparison between some wired buds and the X2's, you might be hard pressed to tell the difference. The new X2's are re-built from the ground up with all modern, up-to-date components which I believe give them an advantage over the older generation model.Īs I mentioned, I am no audiophile, but hands down the X2's sound quality is best of any bluetooth earbuds I have used. All I needed to do was step outside with my iPhone in my back pocket and the Bluebuds would studder and drop out like a bad Skype call. The Bluebuds sounded great but my unit always seemed to suffer from terrible signal breakup whenever I subjected them to the outdoors environments of New York City. However, before I do, I should mention that I owned a pair of Jaybird's previous generation high-end earbuds, the Bluebuds X. I think my search for the perfect set of wireless ear buds is over for now, the Jaybird X2's are a cut above the rest and I am going to outline why. I have tried many from well known brands such as Bose, Beats, and even Jaybird.
That listening experience is usually augmented by using a great set of Bluetooth wireless headphones. I am no audiophile, but I do love listening to music, podcasts, and sports radio.
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