Review on 🎧 Jabra Elite 45h Titanium Black - On-Ear Wireless Headphones with Up to 50-Hour Battery Life, Superior Sound & Compact Design: Review & Specifications by Tim Harrington

I've tested several under-$100 on-ear headphones and the Jabra Elite 45h was my final choice. First, a word of warning about Revain reviews: Many, if not most, reviews are for the full size 85h. I don't know why Revain combined two different models in one stack, but keep that in mind when reading the reviews. Pros: Very convenient. I wear them for several hours with no discomfort from ear pressure. They weigh less than 6 ounces and have a padded headrest. The longest battery life. After two days of use, the battery was down to 88%. Allows connection to two devices. Bluetooth 5.0 that allows you to work around the house. 40mm driver. They work when plugged into a USB-C power adapter, the only model I've found since my old Logitech WP-350. Great sound, made even better by a really cool feature, unique among the tested devices: there is a phone app that allows you to customize the sound and functions. It even has a hearing test that tests each of your ears independently (press the button when you hear a tone) and adjusts the headphones to your hearing profile. In addition, there is a five-band equalizer, the ability to adjust how long they stay on (including indefinitely), and other features. Although these features are only available through your smartphone, your settings remain in the headphones when using them with a computer. Cons: No wired connection. They only work via Bluetooth. There is no active noise cancellation. This isn't a problem for me as I need to hear external noise, so I only considered overhead models.