The good reception that Jaybird's get had me expecting a lot for the X2, and I would say that they delivered. At least, I would agree that the quality justifies the asking price. The build is solid and the simple design effortlessly works. The fit and fun...
The Jaybird X2's are retailing for around $129-149 right now at various retailers. And at that price, are the X2's worth the price? I'd definitely say so. These were not a review unit, I bought these with cold hard cash and do not regret doing so. I ha...
Jaybird has marketed the X2 to be a sports-centric headset that plays spectacular audio. The ear fins are huge and offers great support to prevent slippages. The audio quality is pretty astounding, with bright treble sounds (too bright for me though) and...
The Jaybird X2 has been in improved in a number of small ways from its predecessor, offering better sweat-proofing, a new matte finish, a more comfortable ear fin design, a better carrying case and improved battery life. It also sounds good and offers a r
It may not offer a comfortable fit (and tight seal) for everyone. This new model looks the same as the old model -- the design hasn't changed -- and it's somewhat expensive
The Jaybird X2 is an improvement over the Bluebuds X and one of the better wireless sports headphones out there -- so long as you get a snug, comfortable fit...
Bluetooth headphones are all about compromise. Convenience, portability, price, aesthetics, sound quality, and durability are all knobs to turn, and even the most expensive models aren't perfect. Sport headphones are particularly difficult to get right, s...
Abstract: Jaybird first introduced its now uber-popular BlueBuds X in 2012. While the landscape of wireless headphones has rapidly shifted in the years since, the BlueBuds X held up in a manner that can't be said about much of their competition. Part of this is due...
Comply foam tips allow for much a much better fit, which means better sound, New case is much nicer than the one included with the BlueBuds X, Sound is even better than the original BlueBuds X
We'd like better battery life, but that really isn't possible with inears this small
Like the BlueBuds X before them, the Jaybird X2 are some of the very best sport in-ears available in their price range...
Strong value, Minimalistic design, Works on iOS and Android, Above average battery life
Ear fins can be a pain to install, A bit expensive
If you're looking for a hassle-free set of wireless in-ear headphones, the Jaybird X2 are an easy pick. The price might seem high, but the performance, ease of use and included goodies more than make up for the cost...
The Jaybird X2 has been in improved in a number of small ways from its predecessor, offering better sweat-proofing, a new matte finish, a more comfortable ear fin design, a better carrying case and improved battery life. It also sounds good and offers a r
It may not offer a comfortable fit (and tight seal) for everyone. This new model looks the same as the old model -- the design hasn't changed -- and it's somewhat expensive
The Jaybird X2 is an improvement over the Bluebuds X and one of the better wireless sports headphones out there -- so long as you get a snug, comfortable fit...
