🎧 JAYS T00079 High Fidelity Earphones with 3-Button Remote for iPhone 4 - Black - Retail Packaging Review

I bought these because I didn't want Bose or Beats headphones. waste of money. They weren't worth the price. They sit badly in the ears and are already dawdling. I'd rather have $50 standard iPhone headphones any day of the week. If it's not justified I'll be a very sad boy.

Not very impressive. Overwhelming bass and little clarity or definition works at high frequencies. It pairs much better when used alongside Jay's Curves iPhone app, it's well balanced, but the app has an issue with DRM music rights that can be difficult to fix. Still good for the price. I could be wrong, but I thought the Jays 3 headphones were actually better.

Tried T-Jays 4 HiFi headphones. They had good sound, particularly bass which other headphones seem to lack. The rubber ear cups were a little awkward as they had to be inserted quite far into the ear to get good bass sound. In addition, the drive hits the side of the ear due to its angular shape and becomes quite uncomfortable after a short time. Unfortunately, most stores don't have a way to "test" the headphones, otherwise I would have found that BEFORE I bought them.

The only downside is that the cord (without the included extension cord) is very short. I feel like they should have just made a bigger cable. But otherwise I like the headphones with extension cords. They fit great and have a great sound. JAYS headphones have adhesive under the wire mesh covering the speaker. If you find your headphones flickering or losing volume, I would suggest removing the mesh, submerging them in boiling water and cleaning them, and removing some glue and earwax. I had…

Bought on a friend's recommendation and great reviews. I tested them as soon as they arrived and had original Apple iPhone 5s headphones for comparison. Day and night. The look and feel was incredible. I loved how they seemed to stick to my ear and how they blocked out more ambient noise than the Apple earbuds. As another reviewer said, the original cable was too short and had to be lengthened. Unfortunately, the connector on my iPod and iPhone wasn't tight enough so I could hear the occasional