Jabra Headsets Reviews

We like the Arrow’s s small and light design and the automatic volume control feature, although not perfect, does work well under most circumstances. However, it’s not the easiest headset to use, the battery life is so-so and its noise cancelling...

2 expert reviews | 4 user reviews

The Lubix UBHS-NC1 stereo headset goes for about $50-65 which is actually a pretty good price for a good stereo headset. Your device will need A2DP to get the full benefit, but even if you only have mono, it is still pretty good. You really need to...

1 expert reviews | 5 user reviews

end. I got it for less than it sells for here, and feel ripped off. I bought it because I can't hear my Plantronics headset when driving. Is there one out there that has both good reception AND transmission?

9 user reviews

60% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

6 user reviews

4 user reviews

I had tried a couple different ear-bud type microphones prior to trying this one and of them all I definitely like this one the best. I like this ear-bud because of it's small size and light weight. Also, I like that it does not have an "over the ear"...

2 user reviews

This hub did what I hoped it would -- allow me to use my Plantronics Voyager Pro, a multi-point Bluetooth headset, with my office desk and cell phones. I had to have a local electronics store fabricate a patch cord to match the 2.5 mm jack on my...

8 user reviews

I would purchase this product again - in fact will order one for my wife in the next week. I prefer this unit over an ear-bud because it doesn't interfere with my hearing other sounds, it looks modern and the mic on a boom makes you more understandable...

8 user reviews

We deploy these for our Cisco Communicator softphone users. The headset is comfortable enough for hours of use and has very clear sound. The people we call tell us the sound is very clear for them. We use the 8110 USB adapter which has installed on...

2 user reviews

If you adjust the microphone a little, people are able to hear you better. For an inexpensive item, it is definitely worth it for safety aspect! I would probably recommend this item to others.

6 user reviews

I had tried a couple different ear-bud type microphones prior to trying this one and of them all I definitely like this one the best. I like this ear-bud because of it's small size and light weight. Also, I like that it does not have an "over the ear"...

7 user reviews

The workout-friendly Jabra Sport is crafted to withstand exposure to water, dust, and drops without skipping a beat, but the tight fit and lackluster audio will leave all but the most serious fitness buffs craving something more.

1 expert reviews | 3 user reviews

25% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

4 user reviews

0% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

2 user reviews

The unit I received looked nice... it was relatively comfortable and extremely small, but It would not pair with anything because it couldn't/wouldn't start up in pairing mode. It charged fine, and it powered on, but it simply would not do so in...

2 user reviews

I purchased the Jabra EarWave Boom at Best Buy in Feb 2005 for around $25. The product looked like it would fit comfortably around my ear - and it did. Included were two sets of soft gel-like ear plugs of differing lengths. The longer length ear plug...

2 user reviews

Once best known for monaural Bluetooth headsets, Jabra has introduced a new lineup of music accessories, notably including the Revo Bluetooth Wireless Stereo Headphones ($250), and their wired equivalent, Revo Stereo Headphones ($200). Both on-ear...

2 expert reviews