Reddit reviews Arctic P253 Bt R2-wireless Bluetooth V4.0) Headset with for on the Move Model HEASO-ERM45-GBA01

Well if you did want some bluetooth cans on the cheap: Here

I have these too, and they also work great.

Pour courir j'utilise ça, ça vaut rien (dans les 20 balles) et ça fait le taf (je hais les intras). Par contre le main libre est inutilisable, c'est juste pour écouter de la musique.

If you want something relatively portable and cheap, I've had these for a little while:

http://www.amazon.com/R2-wireless-Headphones-Continuous-Microphone-Hands-free/dp/B00C7JIBN0

I bought them because my prior Bluetooth headphones (same style, different brand) wouldn't connect with my newer PC or my Surface Pro 4.

The only quibble I have is that they charge via mini USB (included), not micro USB, which is the overarching standard. It simply means I have to bring an extra cable when I travel.

Edit: They work fine with the Nexus 6.

These are stupid cheap and actually have fantastic bass, mid, and highs.

I use some cheap Bluetooth headphones that lasted me years. I liked them enough that when my abuse finally killed them after 2.5 years of service, I immediately bought a new pair.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00C7JIBN0/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1478281390&sr=8-1&pi=SY200_QL40&keywords=P253+bt

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00C7JIBN0

I've used these for the past 8 months, lifting and running outside (rain, wind snow). Really easy to use, hold their charge, good sound quality. Nothing bad to say about them.

Budget: $75, flexible. I'm a grad student, which means I'm pretty low-income, so I'd prefer to be as economical as possible without sacrificing a ton of quality.

Source: Motorola Droid Razr Maxx (Bluetooth 4.0). This is for use at the gym, where I find wires to be frustrating & distracting while I work out. So, Bluetooth connectivity is a must-have.

Requirements for Isolation: I'd prefer it, but it's definitely not a dealbreaker.

Preferred Type of Headphone: IEM / in-ear (again, these will be used at the gym, where I sweat a lot!)

Preferred tonal balance: Warm & clear

Past headphones: $15 ARCTIC P253BT Bluetooth Stereo Headphones (amazon). The sound quality is pretty "meh", and I'd prefer something that goes in-ear....I don't enjoy having sweat soak into the ear cups.

Preferred Music: Prog, metal, classical, & jazzy-stuff. I'm currently on a big Animals As Leaders kick

Location: US, and Amazon is usually where I buy electronics

Thanks!!

These Are the ones that I bought. Wow! They're only $15.00 now! This is the link to the running belt I'm using. It's pretty terrific. No slipping or bouncing around when I run!

Good luck with your running!

I did this. It works well! I bought these guys. and use them daily while riding.

Read the reviews so I'm about to purchase these: http://www.amazon.com/ARCTIC-Bluetooth-Headphones-Android-Windows/dp/B00C7JIBN0/ref=lh_ni_t?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER

I've used these for about 3 years I'm on my second pair only because I wanted the updated by 4.0 versions. I wouldn't recommend using them for jogging because your sweat will likely gunk up and dissolve the ear cups but hey sound surprisingly good and have a battery that lasts for somewhere between 24-30 hours of playback on a charge. I use them all day long at work and charge them every 3 days, I've never tested to see when they actually run out of juice...

Arctic P253 BT Gen 2 Wireless Bluetooth 4.0 Headset with Microphone and Neckband https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00C7JIBN0/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_9b0zybQ4CV2F3

I have these and I love them. Cheap , easy to use, decent sound, and they're bluetooth. Once you run without cords you'll wonder how you did it before.

I bought these from Newegg when they were on sale for $15 They work well for what I need them for no wire to get caught up on and they sound good. http://www.amazon.com/ARCTIC-Bluetooth-Headphones-Android-Windows/dp/B00C7JIBN0

I have been using ARCTIC P253BT for a while and have no compliants

a few years ago (goddamn time flies) i exchanged watches with a friend of mine. if he'd watch tittygill, i'd watch a show of his choice - and he chose yu yu hakusho. you might think this was kind of a raw deal, as YYH is more than 4x as long, but as a disciple of the spiral, i am willing to go to great lengths to spread the gospel.

well since then i haven't ever been able to work up the gumption to crack it open - 112 episodes is a daunting amount of show... until recently i decided that my gym sabbatical was over and i needed something new to watch, and what better than a high energy 90's shonen battler?

so now i'm staring down the barrel of episode 8, having jogged through TWO episodes back to back yesterday. let me say: i highly, highly recommend this method of exercise for all my fellow flabby weeb fucks: download vlc for your phone, copy that shit into vlc, buy a pair of these, and get on a goddamn eliptical machine. work your fat ass off AND catch up on your PTW list at the same time.

+1, I have like these and love them for their value
http://www.amazon.com/R2-wireless-Headphones-Continuous-Microphone-Hands-free/dp/B00C7JIBN0

I've been using these for the past month and have had no issues with them. Sound quality is good and they don't fall out like ear buds do for me. http://www.amazon.com/ARCTIC-Bluetooth-Headphones-Android-Windows/dp/B00C7JIBN0/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top

How much are you looking to spend?

If you aren't too worried Beats level of sound quality, and just want a halfway decent pair of headphone for the gym I recommend the Arctic Line.

I've had these in pink for the last 4 years. They still work great but are falling apart.

I replaced them with [this pair](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01AY67F JS/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) about 6 months ago. I like them just as much as my original pair.

Both models hold a charge for weeks, are comfortable, have a decent range and are easy to use.
The only downfalls are that if you play your music loud like me, others next to you can hear it slightly. The other is that I've accidentally called the last person I've talked to a couple times.