Jaybird Vista 2 aim to be the ultimate sports earbuds
Jaybird's latest true wireless earbuds are rugged and ready for adventure
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If you're looking for wireless earbuds to soundtrack your runs and workouts, it goes without saying that you'll want a reliable, rugged, and water-resistant pair capable of carrying you through the wringer.
On paper, the new Jaybird Vista 2 appear to be ideal fitness companions, boasting ‘Earthproof’ durability and military-grade build quality. To that end, the earbuds are waterproof (to IP68 standards), sweatproof, crush-proof and drop-proof – and even the case is water-resistant (IP54). Newly optimised 'Sport Eargels' should accommodate various ear types, too.
There's active noise-cancellation onboard, while Jaybird's SurroundSense technology allows users to amplify sounds around them to help keep them safely aware when they need to be. The company has also developed a WindDefense fabric to aid clearer voice pick-up.
Vista 2 offers a competitive 24 hours of total battery life. The buds can hold eight hours at a time, with a five-minute quick charge providing an hour of playtime. The Jaybird App gives you access to customizable EQ settings, plus a tracking feature that can detect misplaced earbuds as well as the charging case.
The Jaybird Vista 2 are on sale now and available in black, blue or grey, priced at £190. Considering we called the original, 2019-released Vista "an ideal runner’s choice" due to their energetic sound and secure fit, we're very much looking forward to taking these successors out on the track very soon.
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Read our five-star review of the (now discounted) Jaybird Vista
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Becky is a hi-fi, AV and technology journalist, formerly the Managing Editor at What Hi-Fi? and Editor of Australian Hi-Fi and Audio Esoterica magazines. With over twelve years of journalism experience in the hi-fi industry, she has reviewed all manner of audio gear, from budget amplifiers to high-end speakers, and particularly specialises in headphones and head-fi devices.
In her spare time, Becky can often be found running, watching Liverpool FC and horror movies, and hunting for gluten-free cake.
