[mrhanky5555]

Looking for a good set of Bluetooth iems to workout with. I’ve been using my Dunu 1000s, which I still think sound great for the price, but the wire gets caught up all the time. Time to give Bluetooth a try. They can be wired Bluetooth and I’m open to most price points. My search didn’t come up with any helpful results. Thanks for any help.

 

[warriorpoet]

I've been enjoying the Galaxy Buds, on recommendation from @antdroid

 

[robertjwarren]

BeatsX sounds pretty good

 

[baskingshark]

There are some bluetoooth adapters in the market that are not too shabby sound quality wise.
I use the TRN BT20 and it has a 2 pin or MMCX version that can connect to an IEM. ~30 bucks, maybe cheaper during sales.
There is even a BT20s version that is supposedly water proof, for a few bucks more.

 

[mrhanky5555]

There are some bluetoooth adapters in the market that are not too shabby sound quality wise.
I use the TRN BT20 and it has a 2 pin or MMCX version that can connect to an IEM. ~30 bucks, maybe cheaper during sales.
There is even a BT20s version that is supposedly water proof, for a few bucks more.

My Dunus are hard wired and any other iem that I own that would be compatible with an adapter I wouldn’t wear in the gym.

 

[baskingshark]

My Dunus are hard wired and any other iem that I own that would be compatible with an adapter I wouldn’t wear in the gym.

Ya agree for more expensive IEMs, I wouldn't dare to wear them in a gym.
But there are some cheap CHIFI KZ IEMs that retail for < $15 - $20 USD, and are detachable. I wouldn't mind using those in a gym, their sound quality ain't too shabby also.

I bought a MEE Audio M6 for gym/sports use, and it is waterproof and light. But the sound quality is bad so I wouldn't recommend it to based on the sound.

 

[ubs28]

I use the Powerbeats Pro for sports.

I do had to spend some time with tip rollling to get it comfortable as I had comfort problems in the beginning. But I managed to fix it.

So I would suggest testing it in the Apple store before buying first to see if you have comfort problems.