🎧 Jabra Style Black Wireless Bluetooth Headset (US Version) - Improved SEO Review

I like Jabra headphones but this bluetooth is not what I expected. Every other Jabra I've had has always been comfortable. But that's not the case. My ear hurts after a few minutes of wearing. If they sent nozzles of different sizes now, that would be a plus. So if you're looking for style you'll love this, but if you're looking for comfort you may be disappointed.

Just want to warn potential buyers of the earhook issue as other reviewers have done. To be honest, I have no idea what they were thinking when designing the earhook - maybe they tested it on dogs or mice because it's definitely not made for the human ear. I've been using Jabra headsets for about 10 years now and sometimes talk 3-4 hours a day. I can't wear this for more than 30 minutes. It really hurts Avoid this product if you are using an earhook. The consumer having to heat up and remake…

I liked that these headphones record sound when listening to YouTube videos, so I could listen to videos in the car without disturbing anyone else. However, the piece that goes around the ear becomes uncomfortable and hurts the ear after a while. I could have adjusted it or pushed it back a bit, but that was annoying. This headset didn't last as long as my old Motorola H70 and had to be plugged in more often. Due to the Motorola's convenience and extended use, I bought another Motorola but kept

There are very few negatives, quite a few positives. This one was a surprise. Here are the pros and cons PRO Hassle-free pairing On/off switch Clear voice, good background noise rejection Choice of ear hooks, ear buds, or both. Great for those who like to wear a headset on their ear Very light, comfortable Long lasting battery (especially if you turn it off until you get a call) Stylish design MINUS Somewhat fragile, the weakest points of the stem and plastic earhook No volume control…

I really like this bluetooth headset. It's over the ear, not in the ear, which is rare these days. In-ear headphones hurt your ears and cause headaches. But finding an on-ear Bluetooth headset is like looking for a needle in a haystack. In addition to being very comfortable, it is easy to use and I don't even feel it when I'm wearing it. It features an on/off switch, which is surprisingly handy for workplace environments that require a quick change of scenery. My only complaint is that the…

Pros: Decent accuracy. Cons: No amenities. See, that little hook that attaches to the device and wraps around your ear HURTS. Not only is it uncomfortable, it feels like you took one of those paper clips and pressed it against your ear cartilage. WEHT, and fast. The silicone ear cup keeps the device in place but can slip out easily enough. This is an alternative (the only other option for pinch treatment) but leaves something to be desired in terms of in-ear retention and long-term comfort…

This headset has 2 ear tips that fit in the ear, over the ear with a flat part with hook or in the ear without hook. both are equally comfortable/uncomfortable for me depending on how long I wear them, just don't try wearing them both hook and liner unless you like the pain. As others have said, there is no volume control on the headphones. the device itself, but you can control the Bluetooth volume from your phone, but so far the speaker has managed its own volume well. The Jabra STYLE model I

Pros: Decent accuracy. Cons: No comfort. See, that little hook that attaches to the device and goes around the ear HURTS. Not only is it uncomfortable, it feels like you took one of those paper clips and pressed it against your ear cartilage. WEHT, and fast. The silicone ear cup keeps the device in place but can slip out easily enough. This is an alternative (the only other option for clamp treatment) but leaves something to be desired in terms of in-ear retention and long-term wear. Bottom…

This headset has 2 earbuds, a flat part with a hook over the ear or in the ear so to speak without a hook. both are equally comfortable/uncomfortable for me depending on how long I wear them, just don't try wearing them both hook and liner if you don't like the pain. As others have said, there is no volume control on the headphones. the device itself, but you can control the Bluetooth volume from your phone, but so far the speaker has managed its own volume well. The Jabra STYLE, the model I…

Possibly a good headset but unusable due to two very bad characteristics.1) The automatic volume control makes this headset unusable. In a crowded room where other people were talking, it was impossible to listen to an audio book on the phone or hear the interlocutor during a conversation. Even a fixed volume in the headset works well enough since the volume can be adjusted on the phone. But this automatic volume control means that a software genius somewhere decided what volume I should listen