Jaybird Vista 2 is making great product for all the consumers in the market.
If you’re a fan of motivational quotes, you’ve probably heard this term.
The term “adventure begins at the end of your comfort zone,”.
Which is a little twist on author Neale Donald Walsch’s message.
Of course, the point is to encourage people to try new things in life.
But when it comes to headphones made to join you on an athletic excursion, comfort is key.
Whether you’re trail jogging, road cycling, or lifting weights at your local gym.
You’ll want a pair of headphones that stay in your ears despite movement and sweat.
And it’s this concentration that sets athletic models like the Jaybird Vista 2 apart from the rest of the earbuds market.
Many headphones makers, like Bose, Sony, and JBL, have a fitness-focused pair of truly wireless earbuds in their lineups.
Jaybird Vista 2 is indeed a great product that is making new strides.
And Jaybird, which has been around for 15 years, has understandably concentrated on that booming space.
Its Vista 2 are sequels to the originals, which we deemed “an affect runner’s choice,”.
And are just as dedicated an activity accessory as your fitness watch.
It all begins with their physical appearance.
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What About The Design?
The charging case for the Vista 2 has been designed to be as portable as possible.
The compact and curvaceously rectangular container is the perfect shape and size for squeezing into even the tiniest pockets.
Whether in garments, purses, running belts, or vests.
The shape of the earbuds themselves, which fit snugly inside, has also been carefully considered.
The oval-shaped buds, which are about a finger width broad, cuddle down into your ears just as comfortably as they do in the case.
And the unobtrusive wing keeps them in place during inevitable head movement.
Interchangeable ear tips come in three sizes to fit a variety of ear types.
What About The Features?
Active noise cancellation is fast becoming a must-have feature for truly wireless earbuds at this price point.
And it could be a pleasant addition for those who like to lose themselves in music while working out
– not least because it performs a good job of blocking out noise.
Jaybird’s SurroundSense mode is also featured, which is appropriate given the nature of these headphones.
It’s meant to allow noise into the earphones so you can hear exterior noises if you want to
— useful if you’re riding through a congested neighbourhood, for example.
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What About The Sound Quality?
All of this adds up to an intriguing package that, thankfully, does not disappoint in the audio department.
We’re glad Jaybird has kept the original Vista’s instantly appealing sound signature.
Which is clear, upfront, dynamic, and just on the edge of refined.
In other words, it’s designed to keep you motivated while you’re working out.
When the Jaybirds hear GUNSHIP’s When You Grow Up, Your Heart Dies
– a synth-soaked, 1980s-inspired song from the British synthwave band –
They appreciate the aim behind the exuberant electronica.
It comes out as crisp and direct, with lots of punch, yet with enough finesse and depth to avoid sounding overbearing.
The Vista 2 is also well-balanced, with a deep, luscious low-end that isn’t overpowering in their ‘flat’ EQ setting.
The mids are equally present and fleshed out with good detail, and the treble isn’t lacking in either department.
Those who love bass to propel them through their workouts will appreciate the app’s several EQ presets.
Such as ‘Bring The Bass,’ while we prefer a more neutral balance.
While the Vista 2 are entertaining to listen to, we can’t help but wish for more subtlety in their delivery.
It’s what we discovered with the Bose Sport Earbuds, which have good bass, clarity.
And zest, but could use a little more expressiveness, particularly in the midrange.
The Sony WF-1000XM4 and Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 2 aren’t designed for sports.
So they don’t benefit from Jaybird’s efforts to make the Vista 2 fitness-friendly.
But they do provide a lot more information about a song.
Their improved texture and dynamic transparency, along with better instrument separation.
Resulting in a far more engaging representation of whatever you feed them – synthwave, classical, or whatever.
We don’t expect a sporty pair to sound exactly like non-sporty class leaders at the same price
– it would be like asking a champion heptathlete to throw as far as a champion shot-putter
– but we do want it to get a little closer than the Jaybirds do.
What Are The Final Verdict?
Because of their durable, safe, and comfortable design, decent noise cancellation.
And lively sound, the Jaybird Vista 2 are extremely competent, if not exceptional, entry into the sport wireless earbuds market.
They’ll make good sport (ear) mates whether your athletic adventure starts at the beginning, middle, or end of your comfort zone.
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