Built for Fitness
Built for fitness, Flyer gives you the freedom and motivation you want during workouts with powerful audio, a comfortable fit and durability you can count on.
Premium Wireless Sound
Precision engineered for crisp audio, powerful bass and dynamic range enhanced by Waves sound technologies, Flyer’s sound is optimised for workouts and all-day.
Secure, Personalised Fit
Get the best comfort, security and sound by customising Fitbit Flyer with interchangeable ear tips, wings and fins in different sizes.
2 Sound Settings
Choose from two dynamic sound settings: Signature or Power Boost-which is enhanced by Waves technologies and amplifies bass for a stereo-style experience.
Innovative Design
You don’t stay in place during workouts, but your headphones should. Flyer will, thanks to innovative wings and fins that hug the natural shape of your ear.
Durable & Sweatproof
With a durable design and hydrophobic nano coating that’s rain, splash and sweatproof, Flyer will withstand even your toughest workouts.
Long Battery Life
With up to 6 hours play-time, plus a 15-minute quick charge gives you an extra hour, Fitbit Flyer has the battery life you need to boost every workout.
Multi-Device Connectivity
The Flyer simultaneously connects to two Bluetooth devices at once, so you can switch from hearing music on your laptop to answering a call on your smartphone.
Adjustable Cable
The adjustable cable on Flyer ensures that your headphones stay comfortable and secure during high-intensity workouts and all day.
Music & Call Controls
Flyer’s streamlined 3-button control box lets you adjust sound, pause or change songs and answer or end calls with the push of a button.
Dual Microphone
Get high-quality, hands-free calls in any environment with a dual microphone that suppresses external noise like wind and other sounds.
Specifications
Headphone
Driver Size 0.34" / 8.6 mm
Frequency Response 20 Hz to 20 kHz
Maximum Sound Pressure Level (SPL) 100 dB at 1 kHz
Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) 0.5%
IP67 Rated Sweatproof
Sound Settings 2, Signature Sound & Power Boost
Microphone
Number of Voice Mics 2
Type MEMS
Frequency Response 300 Hz to 3.4 kHz (Narrowband), 100 Hz to 7 kHz (Wideband)
Wireless Connectivity
Supported Audio Codecs AAC, SBC
Bluetooth 4.2
Wireless Range 32' / 9.8 m
Multipoint Support Yes
Wired Connectivity
Cable Length 19.7" / 50 cm
Charging Port Micro-USB
Battery
Runtime 6 Hours
Quick Charging Times 15 Minutes for 1 Hour
Recharge Time 2 Hours
Other
Operating Temperature -4 to 113°F / -20 to 45°C
Storage Temperature -22 to 140°F / -30 to 60°C
Works with Fitbit Iconic & other bluetooth devices
Our Expert review of the Fitbit Flyer Wireless Headphones
What we think of the design:
Not quite true wireless earbuds but a sleek modern design that is fitness focused. They are comfortable to wear and secure enough that they won’t fall out during exercise. This is of course helped with the multitude of tips, wings and fins included in the box that covers most ear shapes and sizes. The cable connecting 1 ear piece to the other allows for inline controls and a mic for calling as well as the obvious ability to take them out of your ears and keep them around your neck rather than having to carry a charging case.
What’s good about it?
We’ve already mentioned that the Fitbit Flyers come with loads of tips to customise the fit so they can be worn easily and comfortably for longer, especially while exercising. The cable is also adjustable to help ensure that comfortable and secure fit. They are also sweat proof with a hydrophobic nano coating. We were able to get almost to the 6 hour mark without having to charge them up as well, so they should be several decent workouts where you can throw them in a bag without having to worry about how much battery they have left.
What’s the sound like?
Fitbit sell them as having 2 different sound settings, Signature and Power Boost. We are happy to say both were noticeable in sound delivery, especially with Power Boost on, they were bassey without pounding your eardrums.
Are there any drawbacks?
We weren’t too surprised with the lack of fitness tracking capabilities; after all this is Fitbits first venture in to the earphone market. Other earphones such as the Samsung Gear IconX or the Jabra Elite Sports earphones do but they are far more expensive.
