JBL Endurance Run 3 防水ワイヤレスインイヤーヘッドホン（ブラック/ライム）

These are the most painful headphones I have ever owned. So uncomfortable to run in. Two massive hard things flapping around pulling on your ears while trying to run is horrible. Going for Jbird to these was a massive down grade. Do not buy

Complete downgrade to the endurance bt and endurance 2 bt. Needs to have a way to disable google assistant pop up as currently the tolerance between pasue/play and the stupid assitant prompt is non existant. (I have all google assistant settings disabled btw, it's a prompt asking if I want to turn it on.) Their is nothing in the official jbl headphones app about google hijacking the pause/play button and where to disable it. Please work on this.

Worst JBL product I've ever bought. They've got the cable lengths all wrong compared to the endurance 1 and 2. Now it's so impractical to use for running. I'd give it 0 stars if I could but 1 is as low as it goes.

Happy to be back using wired (type c) earphones. Probably will end up using these over the expensive wireless buds I have. These sound amazing, fit great, work great. Hopefully they last.

This new JBL endurance run 3 is pretty good it has good connection and low latency compare to the wave beam and the sound quality is pretty good plus you can customize with the app to make the bass better if you want and overall it a pretty good wireless earphones for this price the only downside is the wire are a bit too long and since it says it for running.

I have low expectations given how cheap they are but honestly, I was mindblown. This is honestly way better than the USB C Apple Earbuds in terms of fit, sound isolation, and overall sound quality. Bonus points is that it has its own DAC (though I don't know how much it actually improves the sound). I just EQd this on my phone and sound is perfect. It comes with three buds sizes and the smallest one doesn't hurt my ears. I haven't used them for gym or running so I can't offer any thoughts on that end.

Really terrible. I had the JBL 115BT before and thought these would be an upgrade. It's really hard to find a cable that will charge them (connection issues), and the battery life is terrible. They also stay on indefinitely if you forget to turn them off, draining the battery completely. I fnd that they fall out a lot more than all of my previous earphones too. Sound quality is nothing special.

Iv been using the run 2 which are elite but unfortunately these don't go as loud and the mids seem dead, only gave them 2 stars because they have finally included the USB-C variation

Great value, the sound quality is good, the different ear bud sizes is good but there is no charging cable and there is no assistance in where to get one.

sound quality is excellent compared to predecessor models, however i find the chord between the two earphones is too long and impractical compared to the run 2. i do not understand the purpose of such a long chord. the controls slip around to the back of my neck when i am walking, and when i am sweaty, the chord sticks to my neck and is a bit annoying. i also use these on my motorcycle, which works ok, but still, comparing to the run 2 for ergo's, the run 2 wins. but the sound quality on the Run 3 wins hands down.

Bought these about 1 month ago Wear and tear is visible on the earphones as I bike in the rain often Sound is fine, "good" at the current price it's at, although what I didn't enjoy is that the point of these earphones are to be good at running, but running is uncomfortable as the earphone's buttons bounce up and down and makes it uncomfortable to run in. I wouldn't buy again

The volume is really low. After adjusting the equalizer it improves a little, but not by much. The auto-shutdown feature doesn’t work. If I don’t turn it off myself, the battery drains completely—even when my phone isn’t playing music or receiving notifications. It's fine to wear and the in ear doesn't hurt