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I've used several that range from $20-$100. The more expensive ones sound great but don't fit well or stay in my ear. Some will fall out while I'm just sitting.

So my primary is jibtrue from skullcandy I think. Like $25. They are small, single driver. Sound good enough.

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I looked up jibtrue and they seem decent and good price too, might get them if I decide to go with earbuds, thanks.

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I use the 75 Jabras, the 85 have some issues. I found them on the ground and bought a new case for them. The thing I love most is hearthrough mode, so you can hear other people. ANC is also nice if you use them to mow the lawns. You also need to have buttons to turn up and down the volume, not all have this. Edit: these are somewhat pricey and can find other brands. Just look for those features.

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I'd recommend these https://a.co/d/5mJeSei They're under $40 and sound and fit great, come with a bunch of different sized ends and u can download an app to change the eq. Oh and u can program them thru the app so that when you single/double tap the side of the earbud, it'll pause/change the track/volume which is pretty convenient.

I use Samsung ear buds for day to day. Idk how they'd do for running but they have a mic built in so you can use it to pass ambient noise if you want.

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LG tone. Thank me later. Many styles. Find one that works for you

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Don't wear headphones to run, you need your hearing to stay safe.

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Depends on where you run. The treadmill isn't going to be a risk.

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True, but if you're out in the woods, getting some real elevation and terrain change, you're going to want to hear for stuff. You don't want a mountain lion sneaking up on you.

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Sehnheisser buds, phenomenal.

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Trekz Aftershokz bone conduction headphones. Rests on your cheekbones directly in front of your ears. Nothing in nor over your ears facilities better situational awareness. Decent sound quality, but not super ultra hi-fi. Ideal for running.

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Thanks, but I'm straight.

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LOL, first thing I said when the link opened, Thats gay.

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I have this chink Honor sporty one, the earbuds are very solid and sit so well that when you pull them out, you might pull out the entire rubbery part as well (happened to me couple times this year, almost lost it too). But man, bluetooth is so shit, often when I just walk around on the street some interference or wind starts fucking with it and the stutters begin. Other than that it's great when it works.

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