Shure SE112 (2014) vs Jaybird Run (2019)

The Jaybird Run XT is a mediocre Wireless Earphone at best and should be avoided by the majority of people.

In the case of the Shure SE112 (2014), however, we couldn't find enough data to draw any meaningful conclusions. We strongly suggest that you take a look at some better Wireless Earphones in the $45 budget range instead.

If you're nevertheless intent on reading more about the Jaybird Run XT, however, here's what we know about it:

The Jaybird Run XT hasn't managed to earn a top spot in any roundups from sources that conduct trustworthy hands-on testing. Nevertheless, reviewers from sites, such as PCmag, macsources.com, and Rtings all gave it a spot on their list.

As for the Shure SE112 (2014), it was really well-received by reviewers at SoundGuys, a reliable source that's known for conducting its own, high-quality, in-depth testing. It performed great in its "Best earbuds under $50" roundup and was named its "Best Sound", which, on its own, makes it a product that warrants a closer look.

We tried doing a direct Jaybird Run XT vs. Shure SE112 (2014) review score comparison but couldn't find any sources that tested both.

Next, we took a look at which sources liked them best and found that the Jaybird Run XT most impressed the reviewers at PCmag, who gave it a score of 8, whereas the Shure SE112 (2014) did best in its AVForums review - it scored 9 points.

Lastly, we averaged out all of their review data to compare them to their competitors. We found that the Shure SE112 (2014), with its 7.8 out of 10 points, got reviewed noticeably better than most of its competitors - the average Wireless Earphone score being 7.2 - whereas the Jaybird Run XT performed worse, with an average of merely 7.2.