A calming voice tells you the battery charge when you first turn the headphones on. The inline controls for volume, calls, and tracking are easily accessible, and the pairing sounds and prompts are less intrusive than past iterations.
The only downside I encountered in this setup is that the X4’s design doesn’t make it obvious what angle the wings are meant to be placed at, leaving you to do some guesswork when you swap styles. The headphones can be adjusted to wrap over the ear for less cable jiggle when working out or under the ear to put them on easier. Choosing the right set is essential to maximize their sound and to keep the buds in place while you’re moving about. The earbuds themselves come with several interchangeable tips and optional wing-shaped ear cushions to ensure a secure fit and a tight seal. As with most Bluetooth earbuds, the cable that wraps behind your neck is flat and tangle-free. Some Jaybird fanboys aren’t happy about the change in the X4s cable management clips, but being less biased, I really don’t mind the new cinch on the back. Speaking of sweat, these headphones are quite comfortable to wear while working out.
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This is Jaybird’s first pair of headphones to earn a full IPX7 water resistance rating, which means it can be submerged in water less than three feet deep. However, Jaybird has had their wireless headphone sound locked in for the last few generations, so the stand-out differences in the X4 headphones are all physical changes to their headphone experience.įor instance, the X4s have upped their water resistance game significantly. Thankfully, Jaybird continues to innovate and improve upon their products, and the X4s are absolutely worth it for their fast, convenient connectivity and custom-tailored sound. For better or worse, we’ve ended up on the X4s, which have a lot to prove if they want to beat out their competitively priced predecessors. JayBird’s BlueBuds line of sports headphones has gone through many changes.
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