Jabra Halo

Great-sounding music ; Comfortable headband and earmuff design

Average phone call quality ; Volume and track-skipping controls poorly designed

If you're looking for nonearbud headphones to handle music and calls--but primarily music--the Halo package is a good choice. You'll just have to tolerate the nonfriendly volume and track-skipping controls

Minor usability quibbles aside, the Jabra HALO is a decent choice for anybody wanting both wireless media use and hands-free conversations. Dual connectivity is very handy, while the wired option provides a fall-back option for when you’re occasionally...

The Jabra HALO2 is a solid a supra-aural stereo Bluetooth headset with the added ability of being able to be used wired with devices that lack Bluetooth connectivity. It’s CSR Kalimba DSP gives it sound enhancing technologies which can’t be turned off....

Lightweight, easy to setup, ability to connect two devices simultaneously

Audio quality is good but at times not loud enough, headset hinges don’t seem too durable, velvet lining attracts far too much dust

The Halo2 is a decent bit of kit, but it’s not going to blow you off your feet. While it does give a fairly respectable run as a pair of stereo headphones, there are slightly better headphones available on the market that can shine just as brightly....

Sleek, minimalist and lightweight design will appeal to both men and women, comfortable to wear, neat touch screen controls, doubles as a wired pair of headphones of your non-bluetooth MP3 player, very good mid-range

Bass reproduction is weak, skip forward/back controls can be wonky, need to be careful when folding and unfolding that you don't break the headset

Overall, we really like the Jabra Halo. It's unique minimalist design with touch screen controls, strong feature set, and good audio quality make it one of the top of the line bluetooth headphones out there. You also will enjoy wearing this headset for...

Good voice quality in both directions ; Simple controls and subtle design ; Comfortable ; Easy pairing

Bad music quality; occasional interference ; Expensive for what you get ; Twitchy touch controls ; Wired listening still needs a battery charge

design and comfortA first try of the Halo gives an immediate impression of absolute subtlety. Where many over-ear headphones are built to call attention to themselves, these hide as much as possible; the microphone is completely out of sight, an

Good voice quality in both directions ; Simple controls and subtle design ; Comfortable ; Easy pairing

Bad music quality; occasional interference ; Expensive for what you get ; Twitchy touch controls ; Wired listening still needs a battery charge

design and comfortA first try of the Halo gives an immediate impression of absolute subtlety. Where many over-ear headphones are built to call attention to themselves, these hide as much as possible; the microphone is completely out of sight, an