Jabra Elite 45e Wireless Headphones Titanium Black Review

The connection is kept with the iPhone without problems and interruptions. This is a gill with the most normal sound. No, if you like it when the bass fills up the whole melody, then this is not for you. If you listen to rock, electronic and love to hear the details. It's a miracle, but these headphones can show you the details in the sound. And if you set them up through a proprietary application, then you can pile on the bass. I wear them for more than six months for training and am…

I am completely satisfied with the headphones, but then there was a problem with rustling and auto-reset calls. Passed under warranty. I bought elit 65t, but they were not even close. I’m terribly uncomfortable in them (I don’t like ear pads), the sound is not at all the same as in the 45s. I want to hand them over and take the 45th again. Noise isolation and similar things do not suffer. If it is noisy, then it will be worse to hear. Be patient or turn up the volume or buy another type of…

the first 6 months was in euphoria from the headphones, now in search of new ones. Will I buy again, not sure I read a lot of reviews about other headphones, everywhere there is one problem - they lose connection. all good mood Some pros: everyone is good. used in training. running is a pleasure. Interlocutors hear remarkably, thanks to two microphones. the sound for me exceeds all expectations an additional application on the phone, like an equalizer Cons below: - price bites - six months…

A year later, at the base, the wire departs With its pros. - Noise reduction outgoing call, the interlocutor hears well in the most inadequate environment. I use for music and conferences. - They hold a good charge, quickly charge 15 minutes. - You can connect 2 devices to them at the same time. - Voice assistant own and Oleksa, answer calls, etc. Different cons: Pair with the application 1 out of 10 times successfully, but by doing this once, the pairing is preserved. Micro USB to get from the

Most of the observations are in comparison with the Honor AM61, which reliably keep in touch and last longer, but otherwise worse. Would take again - questionable. With a dual microphone, I have not seen anything like it. Pros: + The sound is normal. + Two microphones - the interlocutors note that they can hear well. + When softened, the left and right ears are turned off - it's convenient if you don't put it in your pocket. + Amplifier background noise is minimal. + Interface sounds are…