I've had 3 different sets of bluetooth stereo headphones. The first of which were the Motorolla version. They worked well but I'm not sure they'd be good for running, they're fairly bulky, and I think the back would bounce off of your neck.
The next set I had was the Jaybird Freedoms, they were by far the best sounding and stayed in my ear really well. The only problem I had was that they only lasted about 6 weeks. The left ear kept cutting out on me, and because I paid cash, and couldn't produce a receipt ( I kept the receipt for 30 days) I got no help from Jaybird. I then got a pair of Back beats, which stay in my ear and sound decent, and have so far lasted me for about 2-3 months. Based on price, build quality and sound, they have been the best.
If I hadn't had the problems with the Jaybirds, I would definitely recommend them. They fit the best and had the best sound. After having the problem, I saw on the Best Buy website that it is fairly common. They cost around $ 100. If your willing to risk it, they are really good when they are working. I got the Back beats for about $40. I use them while mowing the lawn, and can here the music fine. I also have a Jabra Clipper, but that involves the use of wired headphones, which is what your trying to avoid. I only got them because they were on clearance at the Verizon store for 5.00. They seem to diminish the volume of the music.
Hope this helps.
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