How far away from the device can you be and these things still work? I don't like to carry my phone around with me when I'm at the gym and most arm ba
802015
I would say about 20-25ft at most before the sound cuts out. This is the case for just about all bluetooth headphones, not just this one.
802016
You have to carry the device with you all the time on the right side. The earphones do not have a very long range. The bluetooth system is not very strong in the device.
802017
Good question, I keep my phone in my right pocket when I hike and it has never dropped the signal. I just played around a little in my house and was able to walk at least 50ft away as long as I had a clear path between the phone and headset. Of course when you get obstacles, like floors or walls in the way it drops a lot faster but I was still able to get 20 ft away.
802018
i have my phone in an armband when I run, you could probably get away with clipping it to your waist.
741431
Have mine hooked up about 15 feet away from my phones with no problem. Haven't experimented with any further distance.
2269934
I think its pretty good, if I have it on me it works all the time, the only time it seems to cut out is when my phone is upstairs and I go downstairs and forget to take it with me. There are very very rare cases where it cuts out briefly when I am in range but it happens so infrequently that it doesnt bother me. I love these and wouldnt trade them for anything.
1652960
That is an overstatement. I do run with mine in a pocket that is in the back of my running shorts, and it works OK. It drops out if I bend over or the battery is low, but it otherwise holds a signal. The manual does advise wearing on the front/right side of the body, and my rear-pocket appears to be right at the limit of where the blue tooth will connect. I also noted that there appears to be some additional interference from my Garmin GPS watch, so I have fewer issues when I'm on a treadmill indoors. But it is an overstatement to say that it ONLY works when using an arm band.
2081451
This device needs to be within a few feet of the cell phone you are using. The Bluetooth radio in this thing doesn't reach farther than maybe 10 feet.
644838
I have walked as far as 20-30 ft from my phone without any dip in quality. I'll often leave the phone on my desk while I walk to get something and talk to a client.
584933
We have had cell phones around them with no issues. Sorry for the late response as I thought my husband had handled your question.
639414
I live in an concrete apartment building on the 1st floor. I can go outside to the car, dumpster, and mailbox (100+ feet). Never had an issue with interference from my phone or any interference for that matter.
1652957
From my experience that was not accurate. When the headphones *WHERE* functioning, I could have my iPhone in my gym bag and could walk 15-20 feet away and would still have a good signal.
1625693
they work pretty well with the iphone 5. If you are in the same room, even if it's large, works well. In the gym, I leave my phone in one place near my water bottle and switch machines freely. no issues. I would say 30 ft or something like that.
1048933
I did a range test on them when i first got them and it is roughly 20-30 feet max when they cut out. I have a iphone 5 with a lifeproof case and armband that i wear so range doesnt become an issue, if you are used to wearing an armband.
1825887
I find that is a little to far (70 feet) , I keep my cell phone in my pocket , if I remember , whenever I get out of the truck. Sometimes it may be inconvenient , but I live with it.
2180469
The Jabra Sport work excellent while running and working out. you just cannot move more than 10 ft away from your Bluetooth source.
229030
Can't say they are/aren't specifically but I keep my phone close to then with no issues.
1228446
It depends a lot on where your phone is and barriers between the phone and device. For example, if my ant is on the right of my shirt collar and my phone is in my bag to my left, then after 6 ft it starts giving me issues. But if my phone is outside my bag and it's an open room (no walls) I can get about 80 ft
2201387
I have several of these devices, and a mile distance is not a problem when it is line of sight. If you can stand at your second device and see a clear path to your first device (even a mile away), you are likely to have the two devices talk to each other.
1713919
When I first got them, I could walk away from my desk to the full range of about 10m (with several office building walls in between). Now, after I've used them for a significant amount of time? My signal begins flaking out if I go less than five meters away, with only a single office wall and my cubicle wall in between.