Jabra has released their latest wireless
sport headphone and since it is Jabra that means there is some sort of cool
trick aside from delivering Dolby sound without the troublesome cable. The
Sport Pulse was designed to include an integrated heart rate monitor that
incorporates with the Jabra Sports app to track your work out. The tracking
included in the app consists of VO2 max, resting heart rate, and an Orthostatic
heart rate test to prevent overtraining along with. Let's see if these buds are
a must a must have workout out accessory or fall flat on its face.
Like previous Jabra reviews, it is fast
and easy to get synced and going and from there the phone went in the pocket
and the ear buds stayed in place. The sound quality was great, with deep bass
and clear highs and for those who like to fine tune the levels of playback, the
Jabra Sound app allows for customized listening. However, the Jabra Sports app
is the main reason I preferred these to other wireless buds as not only does it
track your pulse but it also provides audio coaching for planning workouts and
analyzing precious sessions. I did have one complaint during use and that was
with the battery life, they last roughly six hours on a full charge and so the were
best used only for working out as they won't run a full workday with
recharging.
These ear buds are minimal while still
packing a punch, proving that they aren't just a one trick pony but a multi
purpose unobtrusive device that I found to work beautifully as long as you
remember to charge every couple of days. They fit snug and comfortably as not
once did they feel like they were going to fall out, saving valuable time
fidgeting with my ear buds while trying to focus on my fitness. The heart rate
monitor is yet another feature in which I didn't know I needed and the lack of
cord saves valuable space and the inline remote prevents needing to access my
phone. The Jabra Sport Pulse ear buds are available now for $199.99.
Like previous Jabra reviews, it is fast
and easy to get synced and going and from there the phone went in the pocket
and the ear buds stayed in place. The sound quality was great, with deep bass
and clear highs and for those who like to fine tune the levels of playback, the
Jabra Sound app allows for customized listening. However, the Jabra Sports app
is the main reason I preferred these to other wireless buds as not only does it
track your pulse but it also provides audio coaching for planning workouts and
analyzing precious sessions. I did have one complaint during use and that was
with the battery life, they last roughly six hours on a full charge and so the were
best used only for working out as they won't run a full workday with
recharging.These ear buds are minimal while still
packing a punch, proving that they aren't just a one trick pony but a multi
purpose unobtrusive device that I found to work beautifully as long as you
remember to charge every couple of days. They fit snug and comfortably as not
once did they feel like they were going to fall out, saving valuable time
fidgeting with my ear buds while trying to focus on my fitness. The heart rate
monitor is yet another feature in which I didn't know I needed and the lack of
cord saves valuable space and the inline remote prevents needing to access my
phone. The Jabra Sport Pulse ear buds are available now for $199.99.
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