Like skullcandy do you hear whenever the cable is touched or bumps into something? I cannot stand when I'm jogging and all i head is the cable moving
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No. At least I have never heard it with the ones I have. But remember, these are being discontinued. I have been using them for years, primarily because they are NOT distracting and just do what they are supposed to do. I'll miss them when I wear out my last set.
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Yeah, that happens with these and every wired earbud. Try looking for some Bluetooth headsets if it bothers you that much.
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You do hear some transmission through the cord, but not as much as other head phones. The extra mass of the large driver, and the added stiffness in the ear pieces does not transmit as much as smaller headphones that have the thin silicon bell ear inserts.
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I never experienced this issue and I've had several pair of these ear buds. I love them.
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I don't think so, I used them when I was at the gym and I'd ride the bikes and I never had an issueHonestly great pair of headphonesI love the traveling case they provideAnd there such good quality I'm buying another pair soon, someone lost my pair
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I love this thing! There is a spot on the bottom where the headphone jack is that plugs in. So regular headphones work. I then pull the cord through the strap and usually string it throughu work out shirt so it doesn't get tangles and it's out of the way!
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It has ear plugs ,one for each ear that don't stay in place to be able to hear it so NO I can't see driving and catching ear plugs as they drop out while driving .I don't understand how runners can listen to it while running .It fits into you breast pocket very nicely but only so you will not bother other that you are in a room with.
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Hey Dano, I have this same issue on the my pair as well. Once the music starts playing its no longer noticeable.
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I play most of my music on the high side (partially deaf) but never experienced any vibration. Did you try adjusting how you wear them? I noticed more bass when I love them a little lower. Good luck. I really like mine great for walking and biking so I can still hear traffic etc. I think if you somehow got a bummer pair the company will replace or reimburse.
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I don't believe so. No one around me has commented on hearing my tunes. I've had them since Christmas and I'm really enjoying them when I exercise. The fit is snug but not obstructive or distracting. Sound quality is pretty good for wireless.
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Thank you for answering this Slush! I wish they had a picture of what this looks like. Is it hard to maneuver with the headphones?
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I use these daily. I've never noticed an audible noise (or any rustling) when moving, grabbing, or handling the cable during a conversation. However, I did notice, upon closer inspection, that if one grabs or rubs the cable within a few inches of the headset, or taps, grabs, or bumps the headset itself, this can be heard. I attribute this noise as ambient due to its close proximity to the ears and not a fault of the headset or the headset's cable. Great product!
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My headphones do the same thing. I believe it is charging. I have used them without issues.
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Hello,No. You'd probably want IEMs for jogging. Headphone looks weird not to mention these are quite.
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No, you can still hear background noise, which is good especially if you street run. Depending on the device, I used 7 Th generation nano, they can play pretty loud. As I mentioned they are great but not if you wear glasses, which I do.
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I use them when I'm walking and riding my bike ... they're great. I think they'd be equally good for running, unless you sweat from your ear canals, lol. E.g., the pad is entirely inside your ear canal. The larger part that rests in the concave of your ear is hard plastic, not affected by sweat. The cables may gradually be affected by exposure to body moisture, but they can be detached and replaced.
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BW:I have found a way to fix this!! Try winding the cords over the top of your ears and then into your ear canal. In other words, approach your ear from behind, pulling the cord over the top of your ear, then pop the bud in. This as opposed to just putting them in and letting them hang down, where they transmit movement sound rught into your ear canal. This breaks the 'resonating' sections of the cord, and stops most of the noises from reaching the earpiece. Works pretty good.
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I had the same problem so I ordered a great sounding pair of earbuds called "chops" & they are sold by Skullcandy. They sound as good as Apple earbuds, but they stay in place. You can order them online from Skullcandy & they ship really fast. Also, they have a great warranty...
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I wear mine while running and biking and don't have much of an issue. They come with several different options for the in-ear cushions--sorry but I can't think of what their proper nomenclature is off hand--and you may find that different ones stay put better than others. I run to a Marine Corps running cadence recording and with my iGi In-Ear Headphones it sounds just like I'm back on Parris Island with my Drill Instructors yelling at me. haha
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Sorry I haven't had that problem so I haven't checked. I've been able to twist and mold the cable to conform to my ear and not have it move. Good luck
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Hi Mauricio, Are you out jogging or you use the usb to plug in. It because that is the good thing about these. If you can use the wireless feature if your running and using use the wireless connecting to your phone. If you have a older phone update your phone to get a Blue tooth option. Let me know if that helps.