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Vivoactive 4s - compatible wireless earbuds

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Former Member over 4 years ago

I recently got a vivoactive 4s watch and am now looking for some wireless earbuds. I have looked at the compatible list that Garmin provides but I don't like any of these. I was looking at the Jabra Elite Active 75t. 

Does anyone have any wireless earbuds where all of the functions /buttons work properly with this watch?

I don't like the Bose ones as they are really big so I was looking for smaller types.

Garmin couldn't help me when I rang them. It seems a waste to spend so much money on earbuds if I don't know if they will work properly.

TIA for your help.

  • 0 over 4 years ago

    Did you have any luck? After some earbuds myself

  • 0 over 4 years ago

    I’m using MIfo 05 Plus true wireless earbuds with my VA4s. These are good for most sports, especially running and supposedly even swimming but I am reluctant to use them for that. They sit well into the ear and don’t have the large dangling protrusion of sone wireless buds.  However this also  means the earbud function/buttons can be fiddly till you get used to them. .I expect they protrude similar to the Jaba. They don’t fall out while I’m running or using gym. They come with seven different sized silicon boots so allows a good fit for most people.  Buds  work ok with watch. eg. Volume adjustment can be controlled from watch. Although they get a good sound rating I would have liked them to have more base. 

  • 0 over 4 years ago in reply to Svenxx
    We have moved away from a "suggested" list of Bluetooth headphones due to number of manufacturers and models. Most Bluetooth headphones should connect and function correctly with our compatible music watches, though some may have limited functionality on the headphones themselves (i.e. some headphones that feature volume control on the earbuds themselves will need to have volume controlled/adjusted on the watch, instead of the headphones). This is due to how some headphones are designed and how they use Bluetooth protocols.