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Jaybird X4 review: The newest iteration is better for a reason

Jaybird X4 review: The newest iteration is better for a reason

Posted on September 2, 2018July 30, 2019 By Jarvis

The new standard.

Jaybird has been leading the charge for Bluetooth fitness earbuds for years. The Jaybird X2 blew the competition away when they came out, and last year the company released the true wireless Jaybird Run, which we liked but weren’t blown away with. Today, Jaybird is playing to its strength and releasing a brand new pair of Bluetooth earbuds: the Jaybird X4. So are they any better than the previous models or is it the same ‘ol story with a different cover? Let’s find out.
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