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Dec 28, 2017
I've been using SoundMagic E10BT's for he last 8 months. They are essentially upgraded E10's with Bluetooth & metal housings. The sound is pretty good & the battery pack, which can be clipped on to your collar or pocket, lasts for 10-12 hours. It can be readily found for about $55 here in the US.
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That search led me to the conclusion that most of the reviews are either fake or the BT earphones are so crappy that I should avoide them at any cost. Problem is, doing any kind of sport with wired earphones is very annoying, so I decided to try and ask around here for any recommendations you guys might have.
TL;DR: Looking for a reliable and decent pair of BT earphones for sports (up-to $60)
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