TAKE UP TO 68% OFF:Sporty earbuds from brands like Soundcore and Monica SwinnBeats are on sale at Amazon today for up to 68% off.
Now that we're over holiday chaos, you might be thinking about what 2025 will have in store. If fitness goals are on your agenda, using a pair of fitness-focused earbuds can truly make a gym workout, run, or a walk far more enjoyable. Image tuning into your audiobook while running a few miles in the park or listening to your favorite amp-up tunes while going for an extra set of overhead presses at the gym.
If you're looking for a pair of workout-worthy earbuds for 2025, these are some of our favorite options on Amazon that also happen to be on sale.
Opens in a new window Credit: Soundcore Soundcore Sport X10 earbuds $49.99 at Amazon Fit is always important when it comes to earbuds, but it's especially worth paying attention to when talking about earbuds you'll be wearing when you workout. The Soundcore by Anker Sport X10 earbuds focus on a snug but comfortable fit. The pair typically sells for $79.99 but they're on sale at Amazon today for just $49.99 which also happens to match the lowest price we've seen at Amazon.
The Soundcore Sport X10 earbuds come with a rotating over-the-ear hook that can adjust by 210 degrees, making it easy to find the most comfortable and secure fit. You also get impressive battery life with the Soundcore Sport X10 earbuds which allows you to enjoy up to 32 hours of playtime before you'll need to recharge.
Not only are the earbuds lightweight, the included charging case has a slim design that's easy to carry along in your pocket or gym bag. The case also gives you three full recharges which means you might be able to go weeks before needing to plug the case in.
Opens in a new window Credit: Amazon Amazon Echo Buds $44.99 at Amazon Noise cancelling earbud technology is truly one of the best gifts us humans have ever received. Don't love the gym's music? No problem. Hate running with the sound of summer cicadas? Sorted. The Amazon Echo Buds with active noise cancellation are a great idea if you're searching for a workout-worthy pair of earbuds that also have this wonderful tech feature.
With IPX4 sweat resistance and a secure fit, the Buds deserve to join you on your next neighborhood run. The pair comes with four sizes of ear tips and two sizes of wing tips so you're likely to find a great fit. They're also 21% smaller than previous version of the Amazon Echo Buds, making them more convenient to cart along on your next gym session.
The Amazon Echo Buds also come with the convenience of Alexa's help. Ask her to make a call for you on the drive home, add a workout class to your calendar, or set a timer so you'll know when your 90-second plank is over.
The Amazon Echo Buds with noise cancellation usually sell for $139.99 but they're on sale at Amazon today for just $44.99 which means you'll be getting an 68% discount.
Opens in a new window Credit: Beats Beats Fit Pro $159.99 at Amazon With the reliability of Beats sound quality, the Beats Fit Pro add in the comfort and great fit that you want out of a sporty pair. The wingtip ensures a snug but comfortable experience so you'll be set for taking these from the gym to the office. The IPX-4 sweat and water resistance rating means the Beats Fit Pro are ready for your spin class or for an outdoor walk in rainy winter weather.
Beats allows you to choose between three listening modes with the Beats Fit Pro: active noise cancelling, transparency mode, and adaptive EQ.
In 2021, Mashable reporter Alex Perry reviewed the Beats Fit Pro saying, "Apple may not put its name directly on any Beats products, but the Beats Fit Pro are so much better than the new AirPods that maybe they should start doing that."
With praise like that, it's worth considering the sale price of $159.99 at Amazon which shaves 20% off the normal price of $199.95.
Topics Amazon Beats Fitness Tech
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