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While every person’s workout style is different, those leading active lifestyles have a few common requirements. The proper equipment and right environment, for example, are essential whether you love HIIT workouts or enjoy running. Hikers and climbers share those needs, too. There’s something else that can really make or break a sweat session: the right headphones.
It’s true. You know that feeling you get when you’re getting tired toward the end of the workout, but then your favorite song comes on? Just a few notes can give you a boost of energy, drive up your intensity, and refresh your motivation. Now imagine that song flowing out of your fresh new earbuds, crystal clear sound with deep bass providing the optimal listening experience.
The TREBLAB X3 Pro: True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds with Earhooks were designed for that moment. Simply pair the earbuds with any Bluetooth within a 33-foot range and you’ll be ready to roll.
First things first: confirming that these earbuds are sweatproof, so you can go all-in on your workout without worrying about a mishap. Plus, you’ve got the ear hooks to keep them securely on and in place. With nine-hour battery life, you can embark on your next adventure or hit the gym for hours on end powered up by your favorite playlist. You’ll get four additional charges from the charging case, too, should you run low on the go.
Enjoy the premium sound and a smart design that boasts convenient buttons for tasks like answering the phone or changing the track. Plus, the built-in mic allows for voice activation as well as voice assistant compatibility on your device. Stay focused throughout your workout with noise cancellation technology to block out extraneous buzz.
BetMGM Host Olivia Harlan Dekker joins Cheddar Bets to break down tonight's big Bucks-76ers matchup -- likely Philly's last game without James Harden.
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While many are excited to watch the final two NFL teams square-off and see which one ultimately takes home the trophy, some, on the other hand, are there for another mian attraction -- the commercials. Companies during this year's game are looking towards the future From electric vehicles, to robots, and crypto-currency, several first-time advertisers are expected to join long-time advertisers like Pepsi, Budweiser and Doritos during the NFL's biggest game. Tom Morton, Global Chief Strategy Officer at R/GA, joined Cheddar News' Big Game Special to discuss.
This week's Spring Training has been delayed as a result of the ongoing MLB Lockout. This past Saturday lead negotiators and lawyers from Major League Baseball and the players union met to discuss the economic hurdles needed to be cleared for a new labor deal, but from all accounts, it seems the sides are still far apart. Baseball Columnist and Publisher of "The Joe Sheehan" Baseball Newsletter, Joe Sheehan, joined Cheddar to discuss more.
The Super Bowl might be over, but people are still buzzing about the players, commercials, halftime show, and more. Google tracks the top searches before and after the game every year, revealing the show-stopping moments of the biggest sporting event of the year. Sadie Thoma, Director of US Creative Partnerships at Google, joined Cheddar's Opening Bell to discuss the top trends this year.
Private equity firms are taking a big interest in investing in NBA teams, the sports league showing the highest ROI over the last two decades according to Sportico, Forbes, and PitchBook. Wylie Fernyhough, lead analys for private equity at PitchBook joined Cheddar News to discuss the way firms are looking to get a piece of the action on the court. “There’s a certain amount of rarity, with these," Fernyhough said. "They’re not exactly printing new NBA franchises."
Kyle Jaeger, senior editor for Marijuana Moment, joined Cheddar News' Closing Bell, where he explains why a stigma still exists for the cannabis industry in advertising and social media after NBC rejected Weedmaps' ad for the big game even though more states across the country are legalizing cannabis.
We know that the Los Angeles Rams emerged as Super Bowl champions, but the crypto industry also came out a winner on Sunday with several notable companies getting airtime in primetime. However, Richard Smith, author of the Risk Rituals Newsletter, joins Cheddar News' Closing Bell, where he says the campaigns were a 'disappointment' and adds that crypto companies would be wiser spending their resources on creating value.
Drake gambled $1.3 million in Bitcoin on Sunday’s Super Bowl — and won. Some of the action that the rapper placed bets on included the LA Rams to win outright and Odell Beckham Jr. to score a touchdown.
