🎧 Jabra REVO Wireless Bluetooth Stereo Headphones - Black (Discontinued) - Best Deals and Reviews Review

JABRA REVO I have almost 5 years and they are great! ALL functions continue to work without problems. I love that they are foldable and easy to take with me when I travel or go somewhere. They fit perfectly in a purse, suitcase, etc. They are comfortable for long periods of time and EASY to pair with any Bluetooth device including my TVs. I also have a Bluetooth BOSE and they are on par with the Bose in ease of use and sound except the BOSE doesn't FOLD. WHY ARE THESE INCREDIBLE JABRA REVO…

I bought these headphones in November 2014 for my daily 1 hour train rides. These are still my main headphones and still work great. I use them for traveling and for private audio listening at home. My favorite feature is using it as a PS4 gaming headset. Connecting them with a 3.5mm cable will not drain the battery. Even if the battery dies in Bluetooth mode, you still have the option to connect using the audio cable. The touch controls are useless, but after a while I can appreciate the…

What can I say, I bought them in 2014 and I still use them every day. To be honest, I've never had headphones that lasted more than 3 years while retaining all the features and nothing physically broken. Every time I use them I'm amazed at how good they sound and how easy it is to connect and disconnect them to different devices. The battery has sagged a bit over the years, but I can confirm that I can consistently get around 7 hours of talk time without any issues. Although many of the…

After trying many headphones, most of which just aren't reliable, I got fed up and just bought the one on the Wirecutter site Site Recommended Pair. Really couldn't be happier. They are very durable and connect quickly with a simple slide switch. I also found the ability to connect to two devices at the same time very useful and use this feature on a daily basis. Adjusting the volume by sliding your finger across the disc's surface became very natural very quickly, and double-tapping to…

I'm a producer/composer and I have a lot of headphones. I was incredibly surprised at how good they sound for Bluetooth headphones. They're pretty loud, and the frequency spectrum is honest and pretty honest. I like touch controls on the side. They are lightweight and the build quality is excellent. You don't have to worry about the headband breaking like you do with BEATS headphones. (Sounds TERRIBLE, by the way.) There's a physical button for answering calls and using Siri. I can't judge how…

You look good. People might be fussy, but they're thin, nice neutral colors, and don't stand out in any way. Besides, they sound good. The bass sounds very strong - you may need to adjust the equalizer. For headphones this compact, they deliver just enough bass to make your head vibrate, which is pretty amazing. Probably due to size limitations, you won't hear as much airy "rumble" as you would get from larger, full-size headphones. Rather, it is more of a thick "powerful" bass. Not bad at all,

I tried several Bluetooth headphones this holiday season. I've been trying to find what I think is the best pair of Bluetooth headphones for the money. First I tried JBL E40BT, then iFrogz Coda Forte. These Jabra Revo cans outperform the competition for just a little more price. The first thing that strikes me is the much higher build quality and comfort of using the Jabra Revos. Not only do they look great, they fit my head perfectly. I have not noticed any ear fatigue after using them for…

The headband is just big enough for my head at full extension. It works for me, but most other headsets I've bought or used have a little extra headband adjustment. The sound is a bit bass-heavy; not unnaturally exaggerated, just a little unbalanced. There is nothing that cannot be corrected with an equalizer. I think I've used most of the features of this headset. You can actually connect two devices at the same time; in this case a tablet and a Linux computer. (It wasn't easy to connect to…

Received them 24 hours ago - and I wear them almost non-stop. Okay, maybe that's a bit dramatic. But I'm wearing it right now, and yesterday I wore it for three hours after coming home and plugging it in to charge while listening to music and surfing the web. I am NOT an audiophile. but i love music of all genres and listen to music all the time. I also hate driving and taking the subway to work and walking the rest of the time. I used Panasonic RPHJE120A in-ear headphones. And yet they were…