Fitbit Unisex Flyer Wireless Headphones

Sound quality is very goodPoor battery lifeNo stable connection with phone (there are interruptions always every few seconds)

Recently bought the Ionic and assumed these would accompany it nicely, but the Ionic music management is a joke currently; so I've just been using them with my phone with Spotify. I was hoping after investing all this money, £410 to be exact, I would be treated to a top of the range audio experience, however it falls very short.Pros:* Pairs instantly with my phone, super easy.* Boost mode, is essential and sounds great.* Gym workouts are much better, not having to worry about my phone cable connected.* Stylish, I think they look greatCons:* Battery life isn't great, I get about 3/4 hours at most.* None of the ear pieces comfortably fix, having to constantly adjust them (I've reverted to my £20 Sony earphones in work because they're so much nicer to wear)I have no idea how nicely they work with Ionic, as I have no reason to pair them currently. It's a shame how these devices compare to the current competition, as they fall short and it's hard to justify the cost.

Pros: great quality, travel pouch, good sound quality, easy to pair/setup, good battery lifeCons: keep having to adjust ear piecesI wanted a pair of wireless earphones to use specifically for the gym - cardio and free weights training. I have the iPhone 7 Plus which doesn’t fit into most gym wear pockets and wired earphones become annoying and easily tangled. Fortunately most cardio equipment has a phone holder or there’s usually a place to safely leave the phone during exercise. I have several FitBit products which I have been very pleased with so I chose the Flyers.Upon receiving them they were easily paired to my iPhone, no issues there. I enabled the Bass Boost by briefly pressing Up and Down buttons simultaneously - this improved the sound quality dramatically. Having selected and attached the correct adaptors for my ears I set off for the gym.First up was the treadmill, a slow jog/warm-up caused me no problems. However as soon as I picked up the pace the earphone cable started dancing around my neck and I found myself having to constantly put both earphones back in place. Even slightly removed from the ear causes background noise to ruin the sound. I have tried leaving them alone until eventually they fall out.Next up was the free weights, fairly static upper body movements gave no problems. However lying on a bench caused the ear pieces to come loose, again I was distracted by the constant need to adjust them.I have persevered with them for two months and decided to purchase an alternative type and brand.

First pair, battery life lasted at most 3.5 hours even though it says 6 hours. Two months later, battery died within half an hour on a full charge. Had to get Fitbit to replace it, thank god for warranty! Second pair - same issue. Battery lasts maximum 3 hours. Currently shopping around for a pair of Bluetooth earphones that aren’t sh*t in some way or another.

Terrible quality as per all Fitbit products.I've had these for almost 2 years.The rubber securing the earbuds to the cables literally disintegrates and the plastic around the battery/volume control is all warped and loose.Just spend £20 on some half decent other brand and don't waste your money thinking these are high quality.

It is the second pair I've ordered thinking I was unlucky with the first.The battery doesn't stay charged as much as they advertised... They were fully charged and after half an hour if listening music I was advised the battery is half...