The ear loops fit my ears loosely enough to be comfortable and I could easily slide my sunglasses underneath, but if your ears are on the larger side or you wear glasses all the time, they might be more snug. I also wore them rock climbing, something I haven't felt secure enough to do with any other earbuds. I wore them during several dance practices that included rolling around on the floor and doing numerous somersaults and they never came off my ears. However, unlike the Powerbeats Pro, the 3150s grip the ear so they don't fall off, no matter the workout. The 3150s have soft, flexible ear loops that look similar in style to the Beats Powerbeats Pro. This isn't a problem if you'll be chucking it in your gym bag, but if you want to keep your earphones in your pocket or a small purse, it'll be a problem. However, it's larger and bulkier than I would like. The case has a zipper, which is ideal for fitness headphones because I don't have to worry about the case opening in my gym bag. While the set-up was straightforward, I had several challenges connecting the earphones to the BackBeat FIT app. It came with simple instructions to activate the headphones and connect them to my phone. The case came fully charged, which meant I could use the earbuds as soon as I opened the box. They are lightweight and come with a zippered carrying case that also provides additional charging on-the-go. Looking very similar to their predecessor, the 3150s are available in all black or black and blue – with one headphone in each colour.
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