What really blew me away was that I could answer phone calls, even though there was no apparent/dumb-looking microphone.
In summary, these are attractive looking, well built, works very well, sounds good, very versatile, quite comfortable, and very attractively priced for Bluetooth headphones
I was looking for something to excercise with and these repeatedly fell off when running or leaning forward.
In summary, these are attractive looking, well built, works very well, sounds good, very versatile, quite comfortable, and very attractively priced for Bluetooth headphones
I agree with many other reviewers, these are nice looking, very well priced, comfortable (for on-ear) headphones.
Maybe it's because my ears don't qualify as small, but this headset becomes uncomfortable in less than 30 minutes and is virtually intolerable for listening more than 1 hour at a time.
This is a great headset that we use for our TV which has bluetooth integrated
I'd press the play button, but it would get confused as to which device it wants to play
I could get super expensive headsets, but the hearing is so bad in my left ear, it's a waste of $$
These are a great alternative to more expensive headsets.
And the cheap plastic began cracking around the buttons on week 1.Worst of all: the vocal battery warning starts when the battery is at about 50%, and repeats continuously
Speaking of speaking, the microphone portion of this unit is not as great as it could be, tucked away as it is in the left earpiece, callers said I sounded a bit
I like that they can be used with a wire as well as with bluetooth
Upon opening the box, there is a slightly noxious "new electronics/plastics" fume that dissipates after about 10 minutes.
Headphones are very subjective and personal devices to people - very hard for one to review without pointing that out - I personally own several pairs for various purposes including wireless / bluetooth models - SONY with LDAC streaming (in ear), B&W PX (over ear) with APTX-HD and AAC in ear sets (AIrPods and the excellent Jabra Elite Active 65t).
Speaking of speaking, the microphone portion of this unit is not as great as it could be, tucked away as it is in the left earpiece, callers said I sounded a bit
Overall, I'll give it 5 stars and overlook the mic issues, as I would have paid this price for these headphones even if it didn't have a mic at all.
I mainly use them paired with my Android phone for listening to music and podcasts, as well as for making calls
I like that they can be used with a wire as well as with bluetooth
Great wireless headset, but 4 star only because the band gets loose easily after a some use and does not stay tight/firm like when it first arrive
I'd press the play button, but it would get confused as to which device it wants to play
I like that they can be used with a wire as well as with bluetooth
Speaking of speaking, the microphone portion of this unit is not as great as it could be, tucked away as it is in the left earpiece, callers said I sounded a bit
I've never had complaints when talking to others on calls
No good for outdoor talking, no or very little noise reduction, a bit of
Speaking of speaking, the microphone portion of this unit is not as great as it could be, tucked away as it is in the left earpiece, callers said I sounded a bit
I mainly use them paired with my Android phone for listening to music and podcasts, as well as for making calls
half way through this ordeal, i was desperate for a nicer pair of headphones and thus purchased the jabra moves.
I had several flimsy plastic headphones that seem to break after pulling on them the wrong way
I have a smaller head and headphones in this style tend to be too big, making me have to wear them in a strange way so they fit
First the leather split like a lot of others here and now the entire foam piece and connecting rubber piece have come off
Headphones are very subjective and personal devices to people - very hard for one to review without pointing that out - I personally own several pairs for various purposes including wireless / bluetooth models - SONY with LDAC streaming (in ear), B&W PX (over ear) with APTX-HD and AAC in ear sets (AIrPods and the excellent Jabra Elite Active 65t).
I mainly use them paired with my Android phone for listening to music and podcasts, as well as for making calls
I like that they can be used with a wire as well as with bluetooth
The sound quality is very nice however the leather of the earpad has become foul.....
After wearing the headphones for a while, my ears start to hurt a little bit
They are a tight fit though - they pinch my ears a bit.
They connect every time, the battery lasts a good bit and they are compact and comfortable.
Hurts the ears a bit due to the size not being overly large / fully surrounding, but for an affordable pair of bluetooth headphones, they work great and hold a charge well.
These headphones are very balanced in that though bass is definitely boosted a bit, not to the detriment of the rest of the music.
have the right (R) and left (L) channels printed in big print
During the pause between tracks or before or after a show, the silence is true silence: there is no background noise, unlike some cheaper bluetooth headphones
Turns out that is helpful in loud places because the higher pitches cut through the background noise better
I like physical buttons, easy to use and kids friendly.
Another positive I have not mentioned is the surprising longevity of the headphones
A better environmental noise cut-off / directional voice capture would help, as the mic is capturing a lot of environmental noise.(Suggestion to Jabra: it would be nice to have the possibility to attach a shaped tube from the mic hole to the corner of the mouth in order to capture the sound ensuring a clear prioritization of own voive over other sounds / voices in noisy environments, yet keeping it at the same level of comfort / aestetics when there is no need to attach the tube.)
Headphones are very subjective and personal devices to people - very hard for one to review without pointing that out - I personally own several pairs for various purposes including wireless / bluetooth models - SONY with LDAC streaming (in ear), B&W PX (over ear) with APTX-HD and AAC in ear sets (AIrPods and the excellent Jabra Elite Active 65t).
I've been told that the mic pretty much picks up all sound in the room, so it's not good for teleconferencing in a noisy office environment or public areas
One unexpected surprise was the relative sound isolation for an on-ear headphone, which helps if you're in a noisy environment
HOW I USE THEMi had a temporary job that required me to sit at a desk for 12hours a day for a month, performing a monotonous task in a dirty and sticky environment.
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