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Latest Jvc Ha-Etr40 Head Phones Designed for Runners

People say that running is the best practice for your body, since the activity exercises all of the person’s muscles. However, running can be quite boring, so you need to find something, which you can entertain yourself with. A quite good solution for this problem and a pretty popular one is listening to music while running. There’s an issue with this solution too since the headphones are falling from our ears quite often, so we have to stop, take a break and put them back to their place. This can be pretty annoying to do since it not only disrupts our activity, but you could also feel yourself embarrassed when people see the headphones falling from your ears.

Some people can enjoy themselves by doing nothing special, like thinking or just seeing the nature around themselves while running. However, listening to music while doing exercises can boost your performance since you can easily get motivated by music. Of course, you shouldn’t put depressive and anti-motivating songs in your playlist (or songs that make you sleep) since you want to move your body, don’t you? It makes absolutely no sense when someone listens to a sleepy, un-motivating song when he wants to get himself motivated. So, choosing your playlist before you go running to the park, or before you go exercising to the gym is quite essential.

Issue Solved

We’re in 2015, the technology has advanced quite a lot. We have smartphones, smart watches, smart TVs and smart people who invent and publish these products. The problem of the headphone falling during a person’s running course has been solved too since companies have invented headphones, which are specially designed for runners. Not just being able to stay in our ears while running, but making running, while listening to music more comfortable.

The Jvc Ha-Etr40 Ear Buds

Let’s see an example of running headphones. The JVC HA-ETR40 is a good choice for an example. The name of the product could seem to be quite boring, however, the technology behind it is not, I promise.

Every person has a different type of ears. For example, some people can fit headphones easily to their ears, however, people like me, have quite big problems regarding this. I used to have a Sony phone, a pretty old one, and I always listened to music with its headphones. The sound was great, that was not the problem. The issue I was always having with it that it fell out every 5-10 minutes. I couldn’t even use them to listen to music while going somewhere, or in public places, since it was quite embarrassing that I always had to place them back to their places. If JVC’s Running Headphones Were Released That Day, I Would Have No Problems.

Unlike my previous Sony headphones, which came with my phone, the ETR40 serves his duty pretty well. During running courses it never falls out of your ear, both JVC and I can promise you that since the device has a hook part along with the headphones, so it keeps the ear buds in their places. You can run as fast as you can, you can do the most extreme sports, and I can ensure that these headphones won’t fall out of your ears.

The pair of headphones is pretty comfortable too when doing sports. While exercising, you can experience that your skin becomes pretty sweaty. That’s not so great, especially, when you have ear buds on. You don’t even want to use them anymore after they have become sweaty since it can be pretty disgusting. However, JVC introduced a quite new technology with the ear buds, called the pivot system, which ensures that your headphones will be sweat proof during your running or exercising course.

The ETR40 is not only comfortable but has a pretty good sound too. JVC has put quite some money in the development of the device since it’s a quite great invention, which can make runners’ lives much easier.

There will be much more things that will make our life easier, however, we can’t even predict, which will these things be, or which things will they make easier in our lives. Would be great if companies would develop devices for specific areas, such as JVC did with running.