Dude......My gratitude goes to you for making this video. I'm a lifelong bike rider. And you hit on all the points and questions I had been grappling with regarding these ear buds. Again, thank you✌🏼
Hey Man, This video was EXCELLENT!!! I've been trying to figure this out for months and I finally found this video which helps tremendously. Thanks you so much for being clear and presenting all of the positive and negative aspects of each device. Also, having the pricing information was helpful too. Peace and blessings my friend, keep up the great work. I have liked and subscribed and will check out your other videos. Take care.
Thanks for making this video. I have a disorder where I am super sensitive to noise, and I am trying to find headphones that will make it possible for me to cycle. I really appreciate it!
I tried the elite 85t, don't stay in your ears at all when riding bikes, took them back. The Galaxy buds plus seem to be the best I have tried so far. Do a pretty good job at blocking the wind. I am currently looking for the best thing for blocking the wind I think. I'm guessing the Galaxy buds live probably don't block the wind very good even though they are probably more comfortable.?
Does the jabba elite 75t block wind noise? I’m mainly looking for something to use for discord while on Zwift and i have a fan blowing in my face. Was wondering if it’s is better to use something that has the mic sticking out closer to the mouth. I see there are some cheap earbuds with a mic, I’d put a foam pad at the mic. Or just stick with true wireless buds. I want to be able to be heard clearly and not have wind noise.
What's the difference between sports JVC earphones and non-sport sony earphones? I don't have the knowledge but, my mid range priced JVC earphones sound more louder & apparent in words and sound or beat, where as sony non sport earphones sounds like it puts me to asleep, smooth as if music isn't even playing and more quiet in volume also maybe. Could it be the JVC is sport use, so sound quality is more alive?
Hi Jon, I couldn't really get my head around it, but I'm thinking about buying the 'normal' Jabra Elite 75t's Would you recommend these for both cycling and everyday use or would you pick the Galaxy Buds+ for that?
They just came out with the 85t. I would look at those if you don't need waterproofing. Depends on what you like. Jabras go right into your ear. Samsung don't go into the ear canal. Samsung has better mic. I like Samsung for everyday use but I like jabras on the bike if I am not making a call.
Need an update on this! Still trying to figure out which ones I prefer. I used to like the Jabra Elite 75 because of the push button. When you have gloves on its the only thing that works but like you said the mic is no good. Now I have some Sony models but I hate the touch sensor. Constantly irritated by it!!🤬 whoever makes a set of covers all bases going to win the war!
@@cooterhead_jones Exactly, small country, everything is close by, and triple infrastructure is cheap. Country is also as flat as a pancake making cycling everywhere even easier.
@@jesperburns And they are likely 95% Dutch with no experience trying to satisfy the numerous cliques, the numerous claims against tax largesse by “oppressed” minorities … women, trans, homo, blacks, Hispanics, fat people, fat people with food insecurity, eco nuts, … folks or belonging to one of those groups are SOL powerless.
The single most important aspect of an ear bud for a cyclist is wind. If you're an old cyclist like me, volume is a close 2nd. Sound quality is 3rd. Fit! They have to not fall out and they have to be comfortable and waterproof. Who makes the best?
This was a fantastic review. Unfortunately, after buying the Samsung Galaxy Buds Live, I learned about active noise canceling (ANC) and nausea. I had to send them back.
Great video and information! I keep wanting to get earbuds for riding, but always end up unable to decide what to get due to too many options. I think I've finally figured it out though. For me, wind noise is the primary concern above call quality. My ears don't tend to like the sealing bud design and I also feel more comfortable with some ambient noise leaking in. I'm thinking the Galaxy Buds Live would be best choice for me.
5:00 you can’t blame samsung for your own clumsiness. You failed to store the case safely and samsung got nothing to do with that. Can’t blame them for something they can’t control and thankfully they didn’t replace the headphones and rewarded your behavior, otherwise everyone would be smashing things left and right and just blame the manufacturers for not making stuff safe for specific situations. Other than that I no know which headphones not to use lol. Thank you for the vid! :)
Thanks I appreciate your kind words. I agree, I dont blame samsung. I just had the exact same thing happen to my Jabra 85ts and Amazon gave me $40 off my next purchase. A lot of companies try and help their loyal customers. Samsung didn't try and help at all, thats what I was trying to say
I ride in the country. I don’t care about the sound being elegant and high quality. Don’t care about the microphone. I listen to audio lectures of all sorts, so What I really care about is the noise canceling. The wind noise cancels out the sound in AirPod Pros and Sony 4000 and 5000 mx. and both are uncomfortable after 30-40 minutes. Bose QC ultras are the best that I’ve tried for noise cancellation and they are reasonably comfortable. Suggestions anyone?
Problem I had with earbuds were they get lost easily..plus the buttons were always great. Got neckband earbuds...excellent choice for me. these were $120 US.. "1MORE Wireless Earbuds Active Noise Cancelling, Bluetooth Headphones Dual Driver, WNR, 20H Playtime, IPX5 Waterproof, 4 Mics for Phone Call Work, Home Office"
The samsung buds plus are pure garbage, ive had a normal pair for like 6 months then one of the buds' sound fades away till you hear nothing had them repaired. After that it happened 2 times more, got a new pair of samsung bud plus and now those are gone as well. Its just so annoying 130 euros for shit
@@jonmaloneycycling7593 i dont reallt know yet just searching around for some. I am interested in the over ear aftershock buds, but yeah those are inconvenient when you're not biking. So I was looking at some sony's but man those things are expensive
It pisses me off that he has nvr heard of airpods pros before…they basically fit all his damn requirements…one of the best mics in the earbuds game, waterproof, great fit, small case,
Thank you for the review. It's such a shame not a single manufacturer produces a set that ticks all the boxes - quality audio in, quality audio out, sufficiently high sound volume, sufficiently good [wind] noise cancellation, excellent fit and retention during all manner of activity, multipoint audio, hassle-free controls, AAS (and whatnot) wave frequency interference resistance, IP68 or higher dust- and water- resistance (IPX4 / 5 is a joke!) and a high level of water-resistance for the case as well, good battery life, fast charging, wireless and wired charging, etc., etc., etc. Some tick some boxes, other tick others - NONE ticks all! Then, there's the prices: some cost an arm and a leg.
Dude......My gratitude goes to you for making this video. I'm a lifelong bike rider. And you hit on all the points and questions I had been grappling with regarding these ear buds. Again, thank you✌🏼
Glad it helped!
You didn't mention any apple products - is that because they suck for making calls while cycling?
You spent more for earbuds than I spent for my bike
Thx bro
Hey Man, This video was EXCELLENT!!! I've been trying to figure this out for months and I finally found this video which helps tremendously.
Thanks you so much for being clear and presenting all of the positive and negative aspects of each device. Also, having the pricing information was helpful too.
Peace and blessings my friend, keep up the great work. I have liked and subscribed and will check out your other videos. Take care.
great job! I wish reviewers would get to the point like you do....thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for making this video. I have a disorder where I am super sensitive to noise, and I am trying to find headphones that will make it possible for me to cycle. I really appreciate it!
glad you enjoyed!
No mention of Oladance or Shokz kind of make me question the concept of really using these for cycling, running or or while active
I have both galaxy buds. Thanks for the review.
I tried the elite 85t, don't stay in your ears at all when riding bikes, took them back. The Galaxy buds plus seem to be the best I have tried so far. Do a pretty good job at blocking the wind. I am currently looking for the best thing for blocking the wind I think. I'm guessing the Galaxy buds live probably don't block the wind very good even though they are probably more comfortable.?
The buds plus would block the wind way better than the live buds. But you're right the live are more comfortable
@@jonmaloneycycling7593 but you said the live buds could be more comfortable?
Amazing, very practical, excellent test. From my experience I can confirm that Galaxy are the most wind resistant. Thank You.
I've got the Jabra elite active 75T and I cant hear a thing over 20kph for wind noise. I've tried noise cancelling and everything.
I am currently using the new Sonys. will have a video soon
Does the jabba elite 75t block wind noise? I’m mainly looking for something to use for discord while on Zwift and i have a fan blowing in my face. Was wondering if it’s is better to use something that has the mic sticking out closer to the mouth. I see there are some cheap earbuds with a mic, I’d put a foam pad at the mic. Or just stick with true wireless buds. I want to be able to be heard clearly and not have wind noise.
Yes the Jabra does block wind, Jabra will work well
What is on your mind better - Galaxy Buds Live or Galaxy Buds pro? Have you used the Pros?
And yes, do you still actually use Galaxy Live in 2022?
I like the pros better and I have used both.
I currently use the new Sony ear buds
@@jonmaloneycycling7593 what Sony ear buds you using ? are they good for talking while cycling fast?
What's the difference between sports JVC earphones and non-sport sony earphones?
I don't have the knowledge but, my mid range priced JVC earphones sound more louder & apparent in words and sound or beat, where as sony non sport earphones sounds like it puts me to asleep, smooth as if music isn't even playing and more quiet in volume also maybe.
Could it be the JVC is sport use, so sound quality is more alive?
Sorry I have not used these ones
@@jonmaloneycycling7593 No worries, just something popped in my mind. Thanks anyway.
Hi Jon, I couldn't really get my head around it, but I'm thinking about buying the 'normal' Jabra Elite 75t's
Would you recommend these for both cycling and everyday use or would you pick the Galaxy Buds+ for that?
They just came out with the 85t. I would look at those if you don't need waterproofing. Depends on what you like. Jabras go right into your ear. Samsung don't go into the ear canal. Samsung has better mic. I like Samsung for everyday use but I like jabras on the bike if I am not making a call.
Hope that helps
Hope you bought the 75t
Need an update on this! Still trying to figure out which ones I prefer. I used to like the Jabra Elite 75 because of the push button. When you have gloves on its the only thing that works but like you said the mic is no good. Now I have some Sony models but I hate the touch sensor. Constantly irritated by it!!🤬 whoever makes a set of covers all bases going to win the war!
Great video man. You spent a lot of money on that gear..helps me out.
Glad to hear it!
My Buds+ have terrible wind noise in any open space while moving. In woods they seem to do better.
I have yet to find the perfect pair of buds for cycling
1:00 Laughs in Dutch, we have dedicated cycling paths literally everywhere.
Exactly how many hectares cover the Netherlands?
@@cooterhead_jones Exactly, small country, everything is close by, and triple infrastructure is cheap. Country is also as flat as a pancake making cycling everywhere even easier.
@@jesperburns And they are likely 95% Dutch with no experience trying to satisfy the numerous cliques, the numerous claims against tax largesse by “oppressed” minorities … women, trans, homo, blacks, Hispanics, fat people, fat people with food insecurity, eco nuts, … folks or belonging to one of those groups are SOL powerless.
This really helped! Thanks a lot!
Glad it helped!
Have you tried the galaxy buds pro on the bike yet?
I am currently running them and love them!
Very helpful! Mic is so important, and wind is the enemy.
Thank you
The single most important aspect of an ear bud for a cyclist is wind. If you're an old cyclist like me, volume is a close 2nd. Sound quality is 3rd. Fit! They have to not fall out and they have to be comfortable and waterproof. Who makes the best?
The new sony are the best for sure, and hit all of the points you mentioned
@@jonmaloneycycling7593 which model? Thanks
@@jonmaloneycycling7593 which model is it? Is it the best for blocking the wind noise?
@@jonmaloneycycling7593 Probably Sony LinkBuds S ?
This was a fantastic review. Unfortunately, after buying the Samsung Galaxy Buds Live, I learned about active noise canceling (ANC) and nausea. I had to send them back.
Do you have an app for iOS that you’d recommend for pairing and talking with another biking companion? Preferably VOX vs PTT?
Sorry, I have never used anything like that. Thanks for your comment though!!
I'm currently using Zello, PTT.
Try the new Sony Linkbuds man, they're amazing! Never used my aftershockz again.
thanks for the recommendation!
Great video and information! I keep wanting to get earbuds for riding, but always end up unable to decide what to get due to too many options. I think I've finally figured it out though.
For me, wind noise is the primary concern above call quality. My ears don't tend to like the sealing bud design and I also feel more comfortable with some ambient noise leaking in. I'm thinking the Galaxy Buds Live would be best choice for me.
Good choice! Thanks for your comment bro!!
5:00 you can’t blame samsung for your own clumsiness. You failed to store the case safely and samsung got nothing to do with that. Can’t blame them for something they can’t control and thankfully they didn’t replace the headphones and rewarded your behavior, otherwise everyone would be smashing things left and right and just blame the manufacturers for not making stuff safe for specific situations. Other than that I no know which headphones not to use lol. Thank you for the vid! :)
Thanks I appreciate your kind words. I agree, I dont blame samsung. I just had the exact same thing happen to my Jabra 85ts and Amazon gave me $40 off my next purchase. A lot of companies try and help their loyal customers. Samsung didn't try and help at all, thats what I was trying to say
if the magnets were stronger it would not happen so it is still useful info
Great video 🙂
Thank you 😁
I ride in the country. I don’t care about the sound being elegant and high quality. Don’t care about the microphone.
I listen to audio lectures of all sorts, so What I really care about is the noise canceling. The wind noise cancels out the sound in AirPod Pros and Sony 4000 and 5000 mx. and both are uncomfortable after 30-40 minutes.
Bose QC ultras are the best that I’ve tried for noise cancellation and they are reasonably comfortable.
Suggestions anyone?
thanks helps me a lot
Happy to help
Have you ever tried AirPods for cycling and mic quality during phone calls?
Problem I had with earbuds were they get lost easily..plus the buttons were always great. Got neckband earbuds...excellent choice for me. these were $120 US.. "1MORE Wireless Earbuds Active Noise Cancelling, Bluetooth Headphones Dual Driver, WNR, 20H Playtime, IPX5 Waterproof, 4 Mics for Phone Call Work, Home Office"
You are right, I have lost a few of them!
That pic wasn't a Jabra, it was Jbird.
Thanks
The samsung buds plus are pure garbage, ive had a normal pair for like 6 months then one of the buds' sound fades away till you hear nothing had them repaired. After that it happened 2 times more, got a new pair of samsung bud plus and now those are gone as well. Its just so annoying 130 euros for shit
What earbuds do you recommend?
@@jonmaloneycycling7593 i dont reallt know yet just searching around for some. I am interested in the over ear aftershock buds, but yeah those are inconvenient when you're not biking. So I was looking at some sony's but man those things are expensive
video starts at 1:46
It pisses me off that he has nvr heard of airpods pros before…they basically fit all his damn requirements…one of the best mics in the earbuds game, waterproof, great fit, small case,
Also why tf he need soo many earbuds for god damn
What was that into.. 30 seconds. Jesus.
YOU ARE SO CONFUSING BRO
Who has found a set that won't give you wind Noise ???
Very hard to find
Thank you for the review. It's such a shame not a single manufacturer produces a set that ticks all the boxes - quality audio in, quality audio out, sufficiently high sound volume, sufficiently good [wind] noise cancellation, excellent fit and retention during all manner of activity, multipoint audio, hassle-free controls, AAS (and whatnot) wave frequency interference resistance, IP68 or higher dust- and water- resistance (IPX4 / 5 is a joke!) and a high level of water-resistance for the case as well, good battery life, fast charging, wireless and wired charging, etc., etc., etc. Some tick some boxes, other tick others - NONE ticks all!
Then, there's the prices: some cost an arm and a leg.