I bought a pair of Jabra Sport Coach wireless earbuds late last Dec 2015 to use while working out. I was initially pleased with them. They had really good sound, stayed put in my ear even while jogging, and one charge lasted a good long while. However, approximately 3 months of use, they refused to turn on. There were no issues leading up to this; one day they simply wouldn't power on. I contacted Jabra by phone, and after emailing them the receipt and sending the old earbuds back to them, they promptly sent me a new pair. Their warranty service was fairly quick and painless, so kudos to them on that point. However, just a few days ago, the new pair again inexplicably refused to power on; the same issue as my first set, and if you look at the reviews on Amazon for these earbuds, the same issue many people have been having. I duly contacted Jabra about the issue, but given that I was outside the 1 year warranty by about 40 days, Jabra decided not to do anything other than offer me a 20% discount on another set of earbuds. Obviously, that is their prerogative given the warranty timeline, so I can't fault them for that. That being said, I would not advise anyone to purchase these particular earbuds as they are fairly pricey; I had the same issue with 2 sets; and after looking at the Amazon.com reviews, this particular issue seems to be fairly common, where the unit simply refuses to power back on at some point. If you are in the market for a set of Bluetooth earbuds, I would suggest that you avoid Jabra Sport Coach Wireless, given their apparent quality control issues.

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