What wireless headphones do people prefer to use when on a run? I was looking at some options which are not true wireless. JBL Endurance Run BT and One Plus Bullets Wireless Z caught my eye but the latter doesn't have sweatproof certification. The JBL one has but the reviews say the build quality isn't very good. Edit: I specifically don't want true wireless ones as I feel they are prone to get lost. Already own a pair of OnePlus Bullets and was very close to losing them several times.

I use the Jabra Elite Active 65T. 2 generations old (most recent is 85T) but the build quality feels solid and so far has withstood countless drops and peak humidity. Doesn't have ANC though. Usually available for much less compared to newer iterations (75T and 85T)

I own Bose SoundSport, it's not true wireless but Bose does has the option for that as well. I'm not fan of true Wireless. I can totally recommend the one I have. Though the cons I feel is • battery sticks to around 5-6 hours. • the clip provided with the wire keeps coming off and does not serve the real purpose so I have permanently taped it to the wire. 🤘

Thanks @full-lion-7584 @gorgeous-truck-93614 for the suggestions. Will have a look at Bose SoundSport.

I use this: https://www.headphonezone.in/products/aftershockz-trekz-air?variant=14189429391423&gcli[…]yGWgILO7d40VhvpT0NpU16PGuB6YIIV0B3490T1XdK9kEaAnNXEALw_wcB

i use the bullets wireless z. Haven't faced any issues with sweat but i run max 5-10k

I use this primarily during my workouts and my casual jogs. The main thing with bone conduction headphones is that they leave the ears open while being loud enough to hear your audio / podcast / whatever.

@straight-continent-34777 -- that looks interesting. have to research bone conduction headsets. @creamy-sundown-74328 -- thanks for the review. 👍🏼 I am concerned that if the headset gets damaged due to water, then the warranty won't cover replacement as they never had certified ingress protection. 😞