Magnetic Wireless Earbuds Bluetooth 4.2 for Workouts
Stop stopping mid-set. The XT-11 magnetic earbuds snap together behind your neck between rounds, and the flat cable and inline remote keep the music under your control from warm-up to cool-down. Bluetooth 4.2, up to 8 hours of playback and a polished metal finish make them a sturdy pick for gym sessions, runs and commutes.
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Stop stopping mid-set. The XT-11 magnetic earbuds snap together behind your neck between rounds, and the flat cable and inline remote keep the music under your control from warm-up to cool-down. Bluetooth 4.2, up to 8 hours of playback and a polished metal finish make them a sturdy pick for gym sessions, runs and commutes.
Magnetic wireless Bluetooth 4.2 earphones with long standby for workouts and everyday listening
- tangled wires
- earbuds falling out during exercise
- short battery life
- unstable wireless connection
Finish the set without chasing your earbuds
Tangled cords and earbuds that pop out mid-workout turn every session into a stop-and-fix. Magnetic XT-11 earbuds clip together on your neck and keep your music going from warm-up to cool-down.
Magnetic earbuds that stay together between sets

Magnetic earbuds that clip together
The two housings snap toward each other when they are not in use and settle on the neck cable. Between sets you clip them together and move on. Nothing rolls under the bench, and nothing disappears into the bag on the way home.

Inline remote, no phone needed
The control module on the cord handles volume up and down, track skip and answering or ending a call. You change a song mid-round by feel, so your phone can stay in a pocket or armband.

Flat cable that won't tangle
The flat neck cable lies against your body instead of coiling like a round cord. That means fewer knots after a session and less catching on the bar, the rack or a gym bag strap.
Four numbers that matter on a training day
- 4.2Bluetooth version for a stable link
- 300 hourLong standby battery claim
- 8hUp to 8h multimedia playback
- 10hUp to 10h call time
Pair once, then control everything from the cable
- 1Pair with your phone
Turn on Bluetooth and select the XT-11 from the device list. The Bluetooth 4.2 link pairs once and reconnects on its own after that.
- 2Seat the ear tips
Push each earbud in and pick the silicone tip that seals without pressure. A snug seat is what keeps them in during jumps and heavy sets.
- 3Clip them on your neck
Pull the earbuds together behind the neck so the magnets hold them. The flat cable rests on your shoulders between sets.
- 4Use the inline remote
Volume up and down and track skip sit on the control module. The call button answers or ends a call.
Every stop mid-set is a stop you did not plan for

The earbud that keeps falling out
Halfway through the set the right earbud drops out again. You rack the bar, fish it off the floor, push it back in and hope it holds. Then the cord catches on the bench and you spend another minute untangling a knot you never asked for. By the time you pick up the weight again, the rhythm is gone.

A clip that keeps them together
The XT-11 housings pull toward each other with a light magnetic snap behind the neck. Between sets they stay joined on the cable, so nothing rolls under the rack or gets lost in the gym bag. The housings are polished metal, and the flat neck cable lies against your shoulders instead of coiling into a knot. If you want to compare the rest of the lineup, start with magnetic earphones.

Finish the set, hands free
Bluetooth 4.2 keeps the link steady while you move, and the inline remote handles volume, track skips and calls without a trip to your phone. The packaging lists up to 8 hours of multimedia playback, up to 10 hours of call time and a 300 hour standby. You finish the set with the music still playing and both earbuds exactly where you left them.
What to expect as you train with them
- First usePair and clip on
Pair the earbuds with your phone over Bluetooth, then clip them together on your neck. The first session is about finding the right ear tip size for a snug seat.
- 3 usesSettle into your routine
After a few sessions you know how the inline remote feels by touch and how the cable sits on your shoulders during your usual workout.
- 30 daysPart of every session
With regular use the earbuds become a fixed part of training. Keep the battery topped up and clean the ear tips to keep the fit and sound consistent.
Wired cords snag, true-wireless buds fall out
| XT-11 magnetic | Wired sport earbuds | True-wireless buds | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cord snags on the bar | No | Yes | No |
| Earbuds stay joined between sets | Yes | No | No |
| Risk of losing one earbud | Low | High | High |
| Inline cable remote | Yes | Yes | No |
| Cable to manage | Flat neck cable | Round cord | None |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
The silicone tips seat in the ear, and the magnetic join keeps the pair together between sets. Try each tip size before your first heavy session and pick the one that seals without discomfort.
The two earbuds pull together with a light magnetic snap behind the neck and stay joined on the flat cable. The neck cable sits a little high on shorter necks, so check the fit when you try them on.
The XT-11 uses Bluetooth 4.2 for a stable transmission. Keep your phone in a pocket or armband on the same side as the earbuds for the cleanest signal.
The packaging lists up to 8 hours of multimedia playback and up to 10 hours of call time, with a 300 hour standby. Short workouts do not start with a dead pair.
Yes. The control module handles volume up and down, track skip and a call button that answers or ends calls, so you can keep your phone out of reach while you train.
Yes, and the materials are not the cheap part. You get polished metal housings, silicone tips and a flat cable. Replacing buds that die mid-session costs more over a season than one pair that stays put. Browse the full wireless earbuds range if you want to compare.
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