Fit Pro

They’re all good choices - airbuds pro (beats fit pro also a good choice…) my go to and transparent mode/ adaptive works very well. Depends on your form factor. Commuting with over ears is a pain. Why carry the extra bulk?

I have Beats Fit Pro earbuds. The flange keeps them locked in the ear. Great sound. Super comfortable. Great battery life. Transparency mode lets me hear my surroundings well enough to be safe. And noise cancelling mode for when I’m not on my bike. Highly recommend as an all around earbud.

earbuds, specifically beats fit pro. I like them for the noise cancelling but also the transparency feature as sometimes it's nice being able to hear what's going on around me while still enjoying some music (or whatever). They hold about 6 hours of charge and the case can recharge them 3 times, so

There are so many good options for headphones - pretty much anything but what you’re using now. If you prefer something in the ear instead of bone conducting, then just put one in. I love the Beats Fit Pro - they’re a few years old now, so you can often find them on sale. I just put the left one in

Beats FitPro. They have great bass for an earbud, fit snug, the wingtips prevent them from falling out even during intense exercise, are water resistant, have active noise cancelling, transparency mode (allows you to hear surroundings), 6 colors, a color-matched case that charges them when not in us

for running, the beats fit pro are a safe pick if comfort and staying put matter most. the wing tips keep them locked in even on longer runs, and they do not dig into the ear like a lot of cheaper buds do. noise canceling is solid, but transparency mode is great if you still want some awareness outd

I had the Beats Fit Pro, they are made by Apple so they are basically AirPods in a different case. Transparency mode was ok, but it almost seemed to amplify wind noise. I got the Shokz OpenRun 2 now and love them. They aren’t super loud, so you need to crank the volume, but being able to hear everyt