SeekerSkullcandy Jib True Wireless
The Skullcandy Jib True Wireless are a great option for sports and fitness. They feel solidly built and are certified IPX4 for water resistance against splashes in all directions. Their physical control scheme puts a fair bit of functionality at your fingertips, but it may take some time to get used to them. Since they lack stability fins and have bulky outer casings, they aren't the most stable option for high-intensity workouts.
-- As reviewed by Rtings
Product details
- Supreme Sound - Powered by 6mm drivers the Jib features dynamic audio with gnarly bass and a wide sound range. The earbuds also feature bluetooth 5.0 for a strong signal making sure you can listen to your music or take phone calls interruption free.
- 22 Hours of Play - With a 55mAh battery in the earbud and 500 mAh in the charging case you'll get a whopping 22 hours of charge total, 6 in the earbuds and 16 in the case. Use the included charging case for on the go charging as well as safe storage for your earbuds.
- Dual Microphones - keeping you sounding extra clear while on calls or talking to your best friend Siri. Dual mics also means you can have 1 ear open and 1 earbud in while on calls to keep aware of your surroundings.
- Small, Medium, Large Ears - Included in the Jib is 3 different eargel tips to make sure you have comfy noise isolating fit. The earbuds are super lightweight and water/dust resistant perfect for the active person!
- Buy With Confidence - 1 year manufacturer's warranty included with the Jib, be sure to wear your earbuds with full confidence.
PROS
+ Solid-feeling build quality.
+ Portable, lightweight design.
CONS
- Fit isn't stable enough for high-intensity workouts.
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Expert reviews and ratings
By Rtings on October 15, 2020
The Skullcandy Jib True Wireless are a great option for sports and fitness. They feel solidly built and are certified IPX4 for water resistance against splashes in all directions. Their physical control scheme puts a fair bit of functionality at your fingertips, but it may take some time to get used to them. Since they lack stability fins and have bulky outer casings, they aren't the most stable option for high-intensity workouts.
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