I have the Skullcandy Ink'd (I really like them, the sound is good) and as Skullcandy is partnered with Garmin and the 645m, I'd say the Method is a safe bet! I have a pair of the JBL minis on the list too. A bit more expensive and I like them too.
i have had very good experience with Plantronics Backbeat Fit. Comfortable, sweatproof, allows some ambient noise (so i don't get run over by cars blowing through stop signs) and good Bluetooth connection. Just ran for the first time with 645 listening to music and they worked great.
I just went for a 20 minute walk plus running up some stairs with Beats X earbuds and they never missed a beat (ha ha). No drops/crackles or anything wrong, music (James Blunt and ABBA sounded fine). I tried moving my watch arm in all directions to ensure I was the maximum distance away from the earbuds. I wear the watch on my left wrist.
I would have bought the Beats PowerBeats 3 but I wear glasses and hence didn't want the earbuds to clip behind my ear. Note: The Beats X are not sweat proof, the PowerBeats 3 are rain and sweat proof.
i have had very good experience with Plantronics Backbeat Fit. Comfortable, sweatproof, allows some ambient noise (so i don't get run over by cars blowing through stop signs) and good Bluetooth connection. Just ran for the first time with 645 listening to music and they worked great.
Do you wear your watch on your left or right wrist? I saw on DCR they recommend wearing it on the right, but I'm a left hand watch wearer. I happen to love my Backbeat Fits as well.
Watch on left and no drops when running. When I am done and start walking (with my hand extended straight down) I might get an occasional "skip" on the headphone. I can say that the 645 seems to be much more consistent with Bluetooth than my old Adidas Smartrun with music.
Quick update on Plantronics Backbeat Fit. Seems like there is a stronger connection if you wear the 645 on the right wrist. Still solid when running on either arm but get the "stuttering" when is is on my left and I drop my arms to walk after my run. Switched to right wrist while walking and no interruptions. i will still wear on the left hand but good to know I can move it if I run into any bluetooth issues.
After having big issues with the Apple Airpods i got the Aftershokz trekz air bone conducting earphone (wanted these for safe running anyway) Ive been using for about 2 hours with no problems at all.
I also am a huge fan of Plantronics backbeat fit.They work well with the 645 on my left where I prefer it.Odd dropout if hand is down but not while running.
