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- I’ve tried tons of wireless headphones for working out, but I keep coming back to a $60 pair I’ve owned for years.
- The Hellas headphones from Urbanears sound great, are completely wireless, and will have no issues staying on your head.
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I’ve tried, tested, and reviewed countless pairs of workout headphones.
But despite the passage of time, and the arrival of newer and more exciting headphone designs, I keep coming back to Urbanears’ Hellas wireless headphones, which I’ve owned for several years now.
Here’s why I think the $60 Hellas are the perfect headphones for working out:
The Hellas headphones have everything you could want from a pair of workout headphones. They’re wireless, lightweight, have great battery life, and are comfortable to wear.
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Most importantly, though, the Hellas headphones sound great. They have a nicely balanced soundstage, but they handle bass especially well, which is good for anyone who likes working out to a beat.
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Wireless earbuds are all the rage right now, but the Hellas’ over-ear design is underrated for working out.
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People complain about AirPods, and other similar earbud designs, because they don’t fit everyone’s ears. Even those earbuds that can create a perfect seal in your ear tend to wiggle a bit if you move around a lot.
I never have this problem with my Hellas headphones though: No matter what I’m doing for exercise, whether it’s running or doing push-ups, the Hellas do not fall off my head. Unlike most wireless fitness earbuds I’ve tried, I often forget I’m wearing these headphones.
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Source: Business Insider – dsmith@businessinsider.com (Dave Smith)