We have yet to review a single pair of earbuds in this style that don't create ear-to-ear balance issues. The deal breaker for some will be that these are indeed earbuds, not earphones, meaning the earpieces do not seal off the ear canal, but rest just outside of it. Bluetooth audio rarely survives underwater, but the point is heavy rain, sweat, or washing under a faucet shouldn't be an issue. The 6 means the earpieces can withstand exposure to dust, and the 7 means they are waterproof and can even be submerged up to 3.2 feet. The Push Ultra’s IP67 rating is excellent. The hooks themselves are moldable rather than rigid, and can be bent easily to stay on the ear.
DesignĪvailable in black, light blue, or neon yellow, the Push Ultra earbuds feature hook-style earpieces for added stability.
It’s true that you need to spend a little more money for the best gym-friendly true wireless models, but if audio quality is your main concern, you can do far better than the Push Ultra for the same price. In the case of Skullcandy's $99.99 Push Ultra true wireless earbuds, the lack of a seal makes for issues with audio performance and ear-to-ear audio balance.
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