Headphones for jogging: the 5 best in comparison

For jogging, it makes sense to use special headphones for optimal comfort. We compare five recommended models for you.

Headphones bargains for jogging: Mpow Cheetah

You can get solid jogging headphones with the Mpow Cheetah for around 25 euros.

The in-ear headphones do not connect to your player via cable, but via Bluetooth. This gives you more flexibility when jogging.
In addition, the Mpow Cheetah offer headphones typical of sports headphones that are worn over the ear and allow a more stable fit.
The sound of the Mpow Cheetah is more than acceptable considering the price, but it can't compete with headphones in the higher price segment.

The chic Adidas adistar by Monster are the right headphones for you if you need bass to power your sport.

The sound is not very balanced and a little too present in the depths, but the excessive bass drives during sport and is therefore suitable for jogging.
The Adidas adistar by Monster are also connected via Bluetooth. Unlike the cheaper competitor from Mpow, however, the straps of the sports headphones are worn in the ear.
The headphones are also water-repellent and can therefore be cleaned of sweat and dirt with water.

The SoundSport in-ear headphones from Bose offer a great price-performance ratio. The price is currently 89.00 euros.

The headphones shine with a powerful, clear sound with balanced highs and lows.
The Bose headphones impress with a timeless design that is available in different colors.
The SoundSport in-ear has one weakness in terms of comfort: Although the earpieces in the ear guarantee a firm hold, the wired headphones can restrict mobility when jogging.

With the JayBird Bluebuds X Storm Wireless headphones you get everything you would expect from a headset for jogging.

The sports headphones offer an impressive sound that is optimized by noise isolation.
In addition, the ear cushions of the Bluetooth headphones conform particularly well to the shape of the ear and offer an optimal hold thanks to the temples.
Another practical feature is the ability to control the music using voice commands.

The Sennheiser MX 686G offers you more safety when jogging on the streets.

Unlike most other sports headphones, the Sennheiser model has no in-ear plugs and therefore does not completely close the ear canal. So you can perceive dangers early enough despite the music.
The temples in the ear guarantee a firm fit despite loose earplugs. However, the MX 686G cannot match the sound of real in-ear headphones.
The oval shape of the headphone cable, which greatly reduces annoying cable clutter, can at least partially make up for the lack of a Bluetooth connection.