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Whether you\u2019re already an avid runner or hope to be one as you start a new training regimen, you\u2019ll get more out of your exercise routine if you have some good music to accompany you. Getting into the zone during a long run with your preferred music, be it rap, classic rock or today\u2019s pop hits, can totally change your experience for the better. To do that, you have to start with a good pair of running headphones.<\/p>\n

But not all wireless workout headphones<\/a> are created equally, and runners need to consider specific factors before investing in a pair like how long your runs are, what type of music or other audio you prefer listening to and how much you want to block out the world during a session. I\u2019ve tested out more than a dozen pairs to find which are the best headphones for running for all budgets and all kinds of runners.<\/p>\n

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Connectivity:<\/strong> Wireless | Style:<\/strong> In-ear with wingtip | Assistant support:<\/strong> Google Assistant, Siri | Water resistance:<\/strong> IPX4 | Active noise cancellation: <\/strong>Yes | Battery life:<\/strong> Up to six hours<\/p>\n

Read our full <\/strong>Beats Powerbeats Fit review<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

With a few key tweaks, Beats make a more polished version of the Fit Pro earbuds in the Powerbeats Fit. The company didn’t reinvent the wheel here, but this is one of the rare instances where that was for the best. The new buds have 20 percent more flexible wingtips and the charging case is 17 percent more compact than that of the Beats Fit Pro. Both of those adjustments make for a more comfortable, more portable pair of buds. Once you pick from the four eartips included in the box, you can pretty much pop the Powerbeats Fit in your ears and get going \u2014 no constant readjustments needed. And, blessedly, the charging case more easily slips into a back pocket now (it was a bit of a chonkster before).<\/p>\n

Sound quality and active noise cancellation (ANC) are just as good as they were on the Beats Fit Pro. You’ll get that signature, bass-heavy sound you expect from a pair of Beats earbuds, and ANC that’s strong enough to block out most ambient noise. Transparency mode remains a highlight here, and will be especially useful if you use these buds all day long and need to jump in and out of conversations while wearing them. While an IPX4-rated design isn’t the most durable, it’s plenty to withstand sweaty workouts and even an accidental splash in water. Battery life is just average, but the charging case provides up to a total of 30 hours of use before you’ll need to recharge. That’s plenty if these buds are solely your workout companions, and more than enough to get you through a couple of days of constant use.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n

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