Jaybird Tarah Pro
14 h, Wireless
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15 reviews
Good basic idea, thought has been given to the implementation, which still needs fine-tuning.
The fabric cable is very comfortable to wear. Charging works very well and the battery life is a dream.
Unfortunately, all the rubber plugs are the same size and don't fit in my ear as soon as I move my head, they fall out all the time.This review was created for a different variant: Tarah Pro (14 h, Wireless)
Great headphones in themselves but not for small ear cups
for small ears these models with the temples are unfortunately not meant.... had to sell it on...
This review was created for a different variant: Tarah Pro (14 h, Wireless)
Pretty good but...
Overall, it's a really good product, but those few shortcomings are sometimes a bit annoying.
Especially the microphone, when talking outside, it's not great. At the same time, with a microphone that hangs behind the right ear, I still have trouble understanding how you can have good quality conversations. You have to hold the microphone in front of your mouth with your hand and protect it from outside sounds and wind.
The voice command, I don't know if it comes from the headset or the phone (I think both), but it's a pain.
I don't usually use it, but when I unintentionally press the center button for too long, Siri starts up, and no matter what I say, the phone calls a random number in my phonebook. Very annoying depending on the time or the recipient (or both).
Using a proprietary charger is not really a good thing, most devices today charge via usb.
Despite all these drawbacks, it remains a good quality headset to listen to music, at home, in public transport, or during sport (running...).Pro
- Good quality of the material
- Correct autonomy
- Very good sound
- Good in-ear isolation
Contra
- Tips not always adapted to the ears
- Microphone not always well in outside
- Voice control completely out of touch
- Proprietary charger (not usb)
Super earbuds
Use them every day at work and sports. Easy to use and good battery life. Microphone quality for phone calls acceptable.
I would buy again.Pro
- sit well in the ear and hold
- super equalizer
- good sound
- Magnetic function when not in use
- Battery life
Contra
- Was initially uncomfortable in the right ear
- Special charging cable, do not lose!
Unreliable headphones
Very disappointing headphones. I had to send it back twice in less than a year because it was defective. (impossible to charge it)
Pro
- comfortable
- holds well in place
Contra
- weak battery
- defective twice in less than a year
Good successor to the X2 /X3
At first I was not very happy about the new headphones, the audio channel via PC or iPhone always broke off. Then I got the update via APP and now it works. I will now test further, because I am not sure yet whether the Bluetooth connectivity is as good as with the predecessor.
Pro
- Good fit in the ear
- Equalizer
- Magnet clip
Contra
- Be sure to update via APP first
This review was created for a different variant: Tarah Pro (14 h, Wireless)
Perfect
Pro
- Lies well in the ear
- Super Sound
- good coupling
This review was created for a different variant: Tarah Pro (14 h, Wireless)
Happy :)
Great headphones for sports and even for everyday life! I used to run with air pods or Freebuds for a long time. But with these, it's a change... for the better <3 :)
Pro
- Sound quality, practical
This review was created for a different variant: Tarah Pro (14 h, Wireless)
Uncomfortable and poor sound
I walk for hours in rain, wind as well as in good weather, listening to music and podcasts. I had wonderful Bose earbuds, which need a connector for the newer Iphones. So I bit the bullet and decided to go wireless. I read the excellent reviews for the Tarah Pro and waited excitedly for the earbuds to arrive. Ouch! Feels like a large lump of angular metal in the ear. The sound quality is dire, I could hear podcasts (despite the discomfort) but music, well, it is hard to identify the track. You hear your clothes rustle and your feet hitting the ground as you walk.
I tried to change them, but Digitec do not exchange earbuds unless they are faulty, even though to me these are not fit for purpose. Waste of money.
I purchased Sony SP600N. What a difference! Good sound quality, can take calls, and they are comfortable. BUT the battery only lasts an hour or so with noise cancelling and 2 hours without. The controls are fiddly too. And there is no auto turn off.
I tried true wireless (Sony WF-1000XM3)-which had a better sound quality than AirPods. They fell out all the time, whichever ends I used. And every time you push them in, to stop them falling out, you switch them on or off or change the volume. They stick out too far. Useless for me, another waste of money.
For sport, when you may be wearing gloves, have cold, wet fingers, or sweaty ones, having wireless rather than true wireless is important. You can easily remove one to have a conversation.
I am waiting for Bose to bring out a wireless sport earbud, with a decent battery life. Their true wireless ones have the same issues as the Sony 1000. But Bose have added a GPS signal, so that you can find where you dropped it. If it fell off the mountain path, (yes go quite a long way when they fall out) this won’t help muchPro
- Long battery life
- Clipped together, they turn off automatically
Contra
- Painful in the ear
- Poor sound
This review was created for a different variant: Tarah Pro (14 h, Wireless)
Great earbuds!!
Pro
- Color
- Design
- Magnetic
- Cord
Contra
- Little bit of ear suction if pushed in too hard
- Sometimes jaybird app doesn’t immediately recognize/pair. Just delete it
This review was created for a different variant: Tarah Pro (14 h, Wireless)
Wireless and yet the headphones are "connected
Headphones sound good and have a long standby time.
This review was created for a different variant: Tarah Pro (14 h, Wireless)
Super headphones for athletes
I love these headphones! The sound quality is (IMO) excellent. In the sophisticated Jaybird app, it otherwise has a good equaliser with personal listening test to adjust the sound. The battery life is outstanding! Despite the lack of Active Noisecancelling, it blocks out outside noise very well, as long as you use the matching ear wings. What I don't like is the cable. I like the quality and that it is reflective in the dark (great for night joggers) but you can hear the friction of the cable against your clothes. Also, dirt accumulates on the magnets and over time the logo on the headphones fades.
Pro
- Battery life!
- Sound quality
- Equalizer in the app
- Search for my headphones - Function
- Cable can be worn over the ear or under the ear (switch fit)
- IPX7
Contra
- Friction of the cable
- Limited number of ear-wings
- High price
- specific charging cable
This review was created for a different variant: Tarah Pro (14 h, Wireless)
The best earphones for outdoor sports and heavy training.
The best earphones for outdoor sports and heavy training. When looking for earphones for a heavy outdoor workout, one usually comes to a compromise between comfort and strength. Usually when they stay in place, the comfort is very poor. The Jaybird Tarah Pro are perfect from the comfort standpoint and they can be worn in an "over-ear" configuration as the connection between the cable and the earphones can be rotated about 30 degrees. This allows for an unobstructed stability. The cable is covered with a braided fabric. This increases the feeling of strength and quality. They have IPX7 certification, which means they are completely waterproof. They also sound very good. The Bluetooth (5.0) range is excellent (20-25 meters). Unfortunately, they only use the SBC audio codec instead of the new AAC or aptX. This could cause lag during videos or games. The sound is well balanced, with rich bass and crystal clear highs. The battery power allows a duration of 10 to 12 hours. Charging is very fast. The Jaybird app tops it all off. The equalizer is useful and works well. Various presets from Jaybird and the community are available and you can build your own personal preset. There is a "find my buds" function and many Spotify playlists integrated into the app. The phone part is good and Google Assistant always understood my commands. One downside is the odd charging cable.
Pro
- Comfort
- Unsurpassed strength
- Waterproof. IPX7 certification
- Battery performance
- Bluetooth 5.0
- The sound is strong and clear
Contra
- Only SBC audio codec
- Owner charging cable
Good headphones for sports
A very good headset for sports with good sound quality.
