Portable Bluetooth headphones?

[kjglover]

I'm looking for a pair of closed-back, Bluetooth headphones to take to the gym or for travel for <$200 usd, new or used. Any recommendations?

As far as sound signature, I tend to like warmer/neutral

 

[SwanKnight]

I haven't tried them myself, so I can only judge based on reviews. But the Jaybird X2 Sport might fit your needs.

 

[Brooko]

I'm looking for a pair of closed-back, Bluetooth headphones to take to the gym or for travel for <$200 usd, new or used. Any recommendations?

As far as sound signature, I tend to like warmer/neutral

 
Have a look at the Ausdom M05.
 
Review page on Head-Fi - http://www.head-fi.org/products/ausdom-m05-bluetooth-4-0-over-ear-headphones/reviews
 
My reviews up there too.

 

[Wapencio]

Take a look here: http://www.head-fi.org/t/797845/hey-guys
 
I explain why V-Moda M100 wireless is a good option for gym. Since your budget <200 bucks, I think you can spend 300, right?

 

[green 18]

I am currently using Noontec Zoro's jogging and really like them for both excellent, warm sound and more importantly crazy light weight.  They are on-ears.
 
I plan to order the wireless version soon to ditch the wire as all reviews I have seen say the sound is virtually identical.  My only concern is they do not have a really tight "clamp".  It feels very comfortable but I do sense a little movement in heavy activity.
 
Sol Republic's were lightweight and really clamp like a vice so I am considering them as well but i find the sound is missing some things.  It does give some decent, simple thump for working out though.

 

[thejammonster]

+1 Jaybird X2, no complaints