Pro:
1.The most comfortable sports Bluetooth earbuds after tried Jarv NMotion, Plantronics BackBeat GO 2, Jabra SPORT+ and JayBird BlueBuds X Sport (I also tried Powerbeats2 last month, returned on 2nd day because I had trouble pairing it with my Galaxy S4, and music cuts about every 10 - 15 seconds) . It comes with 3 sets of ear wings (L/M/S) and 4 sets of buds (L/M/S/XS). Once you find the best combination. It just feels so comfortable in your ears. It also come with a carrying case which protects the earbuds very well.

2. Durable and innovative design. Plus, it has a heart rate monitor! The heat rate monitor works with apple health right away. It is also quite accurate. I compared it with Garmin Vivofit heart rate chest band and Samsung Gear fit. The readings are only off by 1 or 2. Now for Sport Pulse, you don't notice anything different while wearing it. But chest band, for me, is a bit uncomfortable to wear during work out. And, Samsung's heart rate sensor requires user to stay steady and its accuracy and sensibility disappear if there is sweat between the watch and you wrist. So, I would say this is the best sports gear with heart rate monitor in the market now.

3. Impressive software. I had it run on both Android 4.4.2 (on At&t Samsung Galaxy S4) and iOS 8.1 (on ipod touch 5th gen). I did not have any crash at all. The distance readings were identical to my fitbit flex readings while working out with both devices at same time.

Cons: I had to put this negative testimony here because it dead on me on the 44th day (got it on Oct. 3rd, working properly till Nov. 14). I tried to stop my music and turn it off after my routine gym work out. None of the bottoms were working. After a few times trying to turn it off by long holding the power bottom, it was finally off. However, when I turned it back on, the led stayed at purple and it just stopped working (Led should flash green when turns on, red when off, and purple after firmware update). Unfortunately, I was not able to find any possible reason and solution on Google. And I have passed the 30 day return period from Amazon. My only hope is Jabra support team would respond to my email asap (I have seen a few reviewer claims that they did not get feedback).

Other thoughts: again this was the best sport bluetooth earbuds in the market. I go to gym twice a day, average 2 hrs. Regular running distance was 2 miles at 9 mph. As a heavy sweater, I was very happy and satisfied that it could stay in my ear all the time without any adjustment and never fall off.

If it is not dead, it is absolutely a FIVE star product.

I'll keep this updated once I have response from Jabra support team. Please also feel free to ask questions.

Update 11/21/2014: Jabra support team responded to my claim with 3 business days. The communication went back and forth, they insisted it was just software malfunction and wanted me to reinstall the new 3.8.0 firmware and factory reset the earbuds. I did reinstallment 4 times and reset several times, but the bottons were still not working except power on and off, and the battery started malfunctioning which was not able hold any charge. Then I sent them a video showing how mine was not working. They finally allowed me to return it, and hopefully I'll get the replacement after Thanksgiving. I will keep y'all posted.

Below is an important fact I found out, please make sure read this and see my pics:

I was one of owners who bought the earbuds right after it came available on Amazon, and I have seen many of the early birds had some similar problem as I had. So I started thinking this might be the first batch Amazon had in stock was not good. Then I pick up one in Bestbuy after I put mine in the mail. The new set I have is working perfectly even with the old 3.5.0 firmware (3.8.0 was released in mid October), and I also noticed that this one is different than the Amazon version. Physically, I don't see any difference. But the accessories and the packaging are totally different. In my picture, the left one is the Bestbuy version and the right one is the Amazon version. You'll see that the Bestbuy one comes with 4 sets of earwings and on the back it says "Powered by PerformTek". In contrast, the Amazon version comes with only 3 earwings and you'll the coloring on the packing for the earwings is different. On the back, the Amazon version does not have "PerformTeck" Logo, but has "DOLBY" and a tiny sticker says "Onlu on Bluetooth smart ready devices. The inside of the packaging is identical except a bit coloring difference. Another difference is on the Barcode the Bestbuy version has "41/M" on the upper left corner and the Amazon one has "37/M", sorry, I did take pic for this since I don't not want to show my S/N, but I am guessing this might be the batch number, so the Bestbuy one is a later manufactured version.

Anyway, if you have the earlier version and already have some malfunctions, I would strongly suggest you to return it and get the newer version.

I hope my review would help you make decision before Black Friday shopping. Again, feel free to ask questions.

Update 11/26/2014: Finally updated video of the malfunction, and pictures comparing Amazon and Bestbuy version.

Took a bit of testing to get it to fit right, but once I found the right size ear pieces and ear wings, they're really solid. Definitely the best sounding wireless headsets I've tried. It has a heart rate sensor and an app to help you train or gauge your fitness, but that's mostly superfluous to the other tools I have when training. The heart rate sensor can be finicky--it has to fit just right and be positioned just right for it to check your pulse. Bluetooth range is pretty good. Better than other wireless sets designed for working out, but not as good as other Jabra sets designed for regular office/phone use. The only problem I have with it is that the cord seems to bunch up or stick to my neck or something, so it creates tension when I turn my head. The only times I've had them come out of my ears whilst running has been when this happens. I've found that I can use a bobby pin to clip the cord to my hair or hat, and that alleviates the tension. Not sure what's causing it, but a friend of mine with a Jabra Sport Coach says the same thing happens to him. Might be the weight of the control pad, or maybe the plastic over the wire is just catchy. Not sure...

If you are in the market for wireless earbuds, these are the best so far. Some live by the jaybird x, but owning both pairs, I keep coming to the jabra sport pulse. I have loved mine so much in the last few months that i just bought another pair for my wife and possibly another pair if the sale goes well.

Originally, i was able to get my first pair for $125 from best buy, and I do think $199 is a little high, but it isn't an end all. I will say that the bluebird x at $120 is a great deal as well.

Again, you aren't really paying for quality when you purchase wireless earbuds. Keep that in mind. What you are paying for is convenience and portability. Think about it this way. You have 3 options. Cheap, convenient, or quality. Pick Two.

In my situation it was cheap and quality. If i had to pay the full $199, i probably would have gone with jaybird x.

But between these two, i prefer the jabra when i exercise and my shures when i am out and about. Id rather have the quality with me when i dont need the convenience of not having wires.

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I'm not an audiophile, but i do try and get good quality products and from my experience, i have not had any trouble with my jabra sport pulse.

Pros: heart rate, convenient, range in sounds

CONS: PRICE, battery life, the rubber ear piece (i have comply tx 200's to go with these and they are now amazing!) Does not connect to my macbook, but i have other ways to get around that

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keep in mind these are not the best earbuds out, or best head phones, or anywhere near those. But it is the best WIRELESS EARBUDS out