Jabra Elite 85h Wireless Headphones Titanium Black Review

I recommend any other headphones for the same price from bose, plantronics, sony or even sennheiser, unless there is a specific request for durable headphones for listening to podcasts on very long international bus journeys or something.

Headphones top for your money! The sound is chic, and if you adjust it for yourself in the equalizer, then you can generally fly into space. The battery is just something, I forgot what it is to charge the device ahah. It was also important for me to have moisture protection, because I don’t want to worry that my headphones will die after one walk in the rain. I recommend it to all lovers of music and quality products. Despite the weight of 300 grams, this weight is not felt, they fit any head…

Pros below: Good sound. I like a fairly balanced bass, Sony in the same price category is quite bassy, ​​which I didn’t really like in them (but here it’s already taste and color). Really protected from rain, for half a year of use I often drove in the rain, nothing happened to them. The noise reduction is average, but it does its job quite well. Very capacious battery, 5 days is definitely enough. Fast charging theme, in 15 minutes you can recharge and enough for three days. They sit comfo

Its pros: High-quality materials, high-quality sound and good noise reduction. Long battery life, USB-C for charging. Cons below: They are rather bulky, and the design is such that it is inconvenient to carry them around the neck - too close to the neck or chin.

Bought for 12500. For this money I can say with confidence that nothing better can be found! They sit comfortably on my head, my ears do not get tired and do not sweat. Look high quality, tactile is also very nice. The inclusion occurs by turning the cups, as it turned out to be a very convenient solution. Wireless work is beyond praise, there is simply nothing to complain about. As a headset - this is probably the best solution on the market, the interlocutor hears perfectly. The sound is…

I handed it over to the Jabra branded service on Mikhalkovsky (Hong Kong time). They wrote in the paper that no defects were found, and on the phone they said that this is how noise reduction works and there is such noise in every 85h headphones. Store Head also refused to solve this problem, saying that only the official service can help. By the way, I tried other headphones in the same price category, I didn’t hear such noises there. In general, before buying, I advise you to carefully…

In a word, they are really cool and with their headphone function for active city life, they cope with a bang Some pros: Very cool, solid construction, very comfortable fit. Awesome noise cancellation: when for the first time in a long time I went to the subway without headphones and got into an old train, it felt like I would go deaf. So weaned from this noise. Due to the high-quality design, even without noise reduction turned on, the sounds are already muffled, and with it turned on, it’s…

In general, I'm a little upset, because for such a price I expected better quality, but overall I'm satisfied, because if you don't find fault with it, then the headphones are suitable. Pros below: Excellent headphones for music, and for studying, and even just to sit in silence from extraneous sounds, since the noise reduction is quite serious (not ideal, but it will do) Has cons: Are they made for women? I won’t say that I have a big head, but wearing them around my neck is not an option at…

Today, for a price of up to 30,000 (I personally purchased for 13,700), I consider them the best in terms of the ratio of merits (sound, operating time, all-weather, microphone operation) and prices (although from time to time they flirt with my nerves - the "disadvantages" section) Some pros: Sound (no worse than most competitors, up to 30000), ergonomics, rain protection, transparency mode (best on the market), control logistics, top headset Cons: After six months of use, frequent (almost…

The headset was taken as a whole for active noise reduction, instead of the Bose QC35II, whose noise reduction the manufacturer killed with the latest firmware, which can be read on the Bose forum, which is googled for the keywords "Bose QC 35 ii firmware 4.5.2". Moderators do not give a direct link here. In general, I am almost satisfied with the purchase. Almost - because the noise reduction still does not reach the Bose QC35II until the last ate. Presses not all extraneous noise or presses…

It's good that there are shops where they let you listen to headphones all in a row until you get bored, and not until the seller says "enough"))) In terms of price / quality ratio, they seemed to me the best. Of course, there were ideal sounding ones from audio equipment, but at the price of an iPhone. I really, really chose for a very long time and eventually chose the gill. I liked the sound out of the box. But after the purchase, I had to twist the equalizer for myself. No more hassle with…

I bought a Bose QC35II to replace it, I compare it with them. The Jabra sound is clearly better, juicier, livelier. By wearing Bowes, of course, it is more convenient, you don’t notice them on your head, but you remember about the Gill. They seem to press a little, but at the same time, when leaning forward, they strive to fall off, it turns out that you wear them, and if you don’t put them on, you forgot. The size on the head is visually much larger than Bowes, the carrier looks like a…

The noise canceling could have been better. I expected that it would muffle absolutely all the sounds in the circle, but it still misses. There will be no complete silence. When used exclusively at home, completely satisfied. Has pros: Excellent build quality. Good sound. Very comfortable, as a special recess for the ears inside the bowl. Disabling / enabling when turning the right bowl, it turned out to be very convenient. Great leather case. Holds a charge for a long time, 4-5 days using with

Generally satisfied. I am finalizing passive noise isolation, since the headphones are easily disassembled, you can put a lot of felt or other materials inside. With its pros: They look and feel in the hands 2 times more expensive than the completely plastic discreet Sony 1000xm3. Connect to 2 devices at the same time. Automatic inclusion and connection when unfolding and vice versa. Automatic pause when removed from the head and vice versa. Good call quality. They hold a charge for a very long

I set up the equalizer for myself to any style of music in the application, named it as I wanted and went. I can't hear the street at all when the music is playing, I can hear the subway a little, but not critically. You can't pass your own station 😂 I don't like to be completely isolated from the world while listening to music. The connection is instant after the first inclusion. They sit perfectly on the head, as if anatomical. Usually headphones as a straight bezel under 90 '. And these ear

Different pros: Great sound with no leaks. Everything is at the level of twice the Sony models, which are twice as expensive. Cons below: Maybe not a very reliable folding design. But for verification, years must pass, so far without complaints

Extremely happy with the purchase. I chose for a long time, watched reviews, compared with Sonya and Bose. I do not regret the purchase at all, the ears are extremely worthy, especially for their money. I note that for me the biggest plus is the support for up to 2 simultaneously connected devices - it's just space. You sit at work in the same ears, listen to music from your laptop, they call you on your mobile, and you just answer there, the content on the laptop pauses automatically.