In high school, my cross-country coach once counseled me to open my clenched fists. Stay relaxed, he said. The energy that you use to clench your fists is energy that you need for running. To this day, every time a shirt rides up or a shoe comes untied, I shout, “Noooo! I need this energy for running!” This is your exclusive remedy for a defective Poly product that is covered by this Limited Warranty.

Nothing in this warranty modifies or excludes your legal rights under the Australian Competition and Consumer Act or the New Zealand Consumer Guarantees Act. Now the Bluetooth connection is pretty good if not for the unexplained random interruptions of the signal.

The biggest problem might be the cable, but you can conveniently clip it together or to a shirt to put them out of the way. damage caused by (a) accident, fire, misuse, neglect, unusual physical or electrical stress, liquid ingress or modification; (b) improper or unauthorized installation, wiring, repair, testing; or (c) use of the product outside Poly published guidelines; Poly may repair or replace products under this Limited Warranty: (a) with new or reconditioned products, parts, or components, or (b) with a similar Poly product if the eligible product under this Limited Warranty has been discontinued. It might seem counterintuitive to recommend headphones where the sound isn’t as great as you might find elsewhere. But when it comes to workout headphones, sound quality just isn’t at the top of my list of priorities. Price and stability are. These things are also sturdy af. You can twist the band round any which way and they’ll survive, so you also shouldn’t worry about throwing them into a gym bag with your other gear. Plantronics has also kept them compact (well, by over-ear standards at least) meaning they a) fold up nicely, and b) are unlikely to get in the way even if you’re lifting weights overhead or throwing your arms up during a HIIT session.

Thankfully, you may restart (turn on/off) the Bluetooth earbuds, and the problem seems to go away. For the time being. Mid-range and high-frequency sounds were rich and clear, though, and did not become sharp at higher volumes. The FIT headphones could be pushed to high volumes and, despite the open-ear design, there wasn’t too much sound leakage. Unauthorized use of common carrier communication services provided by another company/third party accessed through the product; The app also has a "Find My Headset" feature, which you might think would be useful. Unfortunately, it can only activate a tone if the headphones are still on and connected to your phone, and I usually turn them off when I'm not wearing them. The microphone is decent, and allowed me to sound intelligible while making dentist appointments or fending off phone bank callers asking for donations.If there are two things the design boils down to, it’s durability and versatility. These are tough and reliable, but also cleverly designed to suit the gym just as well as the commute. The headband latch even means these will work well for running – something that can be said for very few over-ears. Sound and performance: Personal best The other useful things in the app are the user guides. If you’re unfamiliar with the headset or forgot how to use certain function, the guides are there to help you. It would be better if they incorporated USB-C charging, which is the new standard for new wireless headphones. At medium volume, which is more than enough, there’s little distortion or serious flaws. Even if you increase it to ¾, it’s really good.

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