Out for a run Check out these headphones! - Android

Flagship earbuds

Jaybird Vista

Staff Pick

The Jaybird Vista are at the top of this list for good reason. They have IPX7 water-resistance that all but ensures they'll be able to withstand regular sweaty runs and workouts, but they only get better when you factor in the audio quality and battery life. These are some of the best headphones for running because you can use the earbuds for up to six hours per charge, plus an additional 10 from the included charging case.

From $127 at Amazon $150 at Best Buy

Ridiculous battery life

Powerbeats Pro

The ear hook design gives the Powerbeats Pro an edge in practicality for running because you won't have to worry about them falling off. They mostly stick to a neutral sound signature with a slight hint of bass, but they're made to let some ambient noise in for safety. You can expect up to nine hours per charge, but also a large case to charge them in.

$200 at Apple From $184 at Amazon $250 at Best Buy

Stretch your dollars

LETSCOM Bluetooth Headphones

Stretching out every dollar for something of real value isn't always easy, yet LETSCOM manages to pull it off with these headphones. The ear hooks are great for stability, and the neckband means you can just let them hang when you need a break. There's also decent sound, and impressive battery life at up to eight hours per charge.

$19 at Amazon $27 at Walmart

Look ma no wires

Jabra Elite Active 75t

Jabra has done right by these true wireless earbuds, and the Elite Active 75t also now have active noise cancelation (ANC) through a firmware update. The IP57 rating for dust and water resistance will make these last if you take care of them, but among their best attributes are the snug fit, great sound, steady connection, and solid battery life.

$180 at Amazon $180 at Best Buy

Active noise cancelation

Apple AirPods Pro

Apple gave the AirPods Pro solid ANC support, making them ideal for any runner looking to drown out some of the ambient sound so you can stay focused. They're also very comfortable and aren't likely to slide out as easily as the regular AirPods. Battery life isn't spectacular at up to 4.5 hours, but at least the case is small and can charge them quickly.

$249 at Apple $199 at Amazon $200 at Best Buy

Neckbud love

Philips Performance Wireless

Not all neckbuds are ideal for running, but you should be fine with the Philips Performance Wireless, which stick to doing one job. The IPX5 rating is dependable enough for a sweaty run, and the two earbuds conveniently attach via magnets when you're not using them. They can last up to eight hours per charge, which is great value at this price.

$45 at Amazon

Dirt cheap

Mpow Flame

The Mpow Flame come cheap, but that's not an indictment against their ability to perform when out on a run. They can hold on around your ears for a stable fit with every stride and are capable of pumping out decent sound, though passive noise isolation really depends on how tight the seal is. Up to nine hours of battery life certainly doesn't hurt, either.

$19 at Amazon $44 at Newegg

Bone conducting magic

AfterShokz Trekz Titanium

You may want your ears unplugged, and bone conduction headphones are one way to make that happen. If that's your cup of tea, the AfterShokz Trekz Titanium are a great value. Using vibrations through your jaw and skull, you can listen to music without having to involve your ears at all. It's safe to do it, and these headphones can keep doing it for up to six hours on a charge.

$80 at Amazon

Premium sound

Bose SoundSport Wireless

Bose didn't let up too much on the SoundSport Wireless as far as sound quality is concerned. Their sound signature is excellent for sporty headphones, especially ones that have good sweat and water resistance to make them equally durable. Battery life holds up well under the pressure at a reasonable height of up to six hours per charge.

$129 at Amazon $129 at Best Buy $129 at Walmart