Bluetooth headset needed for the gym

[halog]

I've joined a gym and really want to be able to play music and audiobooks from my Android phone to a bluetooth headset that isn't going to fall off at the first hint of a bit of sweat or a bit of running.

From what I can see, a headset needs to support "A2DP" but as far as I can see, most regular headsets don't seem to!?!?!?

Can anyone recommend me a set without spending a fortune?

Thanks...

 

[allygash]

Sennheiser MM 400, hands down best i've used and still use. I've had mine for years covered in muck and sweat no issue. In fact the foam has come off the band on mine yet they still fit tightly enough for me to gym n run in them no issue. I can even hang upside dwn with them. Music sounds great, mic works great for phone calls, controls on headset still work after many years.... Still on original battery that lasts for ages. Tried to replace them with new cans always go back to these.. New version out the mm400-x but i think the cheaper ones i have are more than enough...

And yes Stereo A2DP Bluetooth... Use with my Samsung S4 zero issues.

 

[guitarslingerchris]

http://www.amazon.com/Kinivo-BTH220...ie=UTF8&qid=1378624381&sr=1-2&keywords=kinivo

They're thick, ie they stick out from your ears some, but they're cheap and they seem to last an abnormally long time on a charge. I've had them for 4-5 months and they've served me well on my bike for 40+ miles at a time.

Not the greatest sound signature but they are clear and have decent punch for the midbass. There appears to be a newer version too, the 240, and it looks even nicer for the price.