Review on Jabra Talk 45 Bluetooth headset, black by Wiktor Prusek ᠌

The bottom line is that I'm not going to buy the same third one and neither should you. And if you're dead set on getting rid of it, plan on doing so after about a year. The Gills should deliver headphones that are just as wearable and fashionable but far more robust in terms of sound quality. The pluses: Affordable, user-friendly, well-designed (your interlocutor can hear you clearly) and initially proficient speaker, but. Now let's discuss the drawbacks. Contains drawbacks: There was only one aspect of her that I didn't find appealing. But this is the one feature of the headset that stands out to me as crucial. The speaker stops talking after little more than six months. The factory-default sound quality is superb. Everything works OK even after months of regular use, but the sound quality drops by around half after about six months. Before you ask, yes, I did use two of these headsets. After reading the positive reviews on this site, I decided to give it a shot, and I couldn't be happier with my decision. As was mentioned above, the speaker left six months later. I had to press my finger harder into my ear during the conversation so that I could hear the other person well. I lost it and wasn't too concerned about it, so the next day I went out and bought another one. Again, a posh tone with the satisfaction of a well-made purchase. I had high hopes that the previous one was married, but it took a while for the union to become apparent. After six months of use, the speaker had once again become a muted, indistinguishable presence. It's just been sitting at home collecting dust because trying to find a reason to use it would be excruciating. Of course, voice control is pointless, as only 2 out of 10 headsets will allow you to confirm the pickup of the handset by saying "Answer," while the other 8 will do the opposite and end the connection.