Best Jabra Headphones

[Closed-Back] Best headphones I've ever owned! Outstanding!

[USB-C] Best headphones I've ever had !!! I've had all kinds of headphones and these are hands down the best!! You can track the location on them, make them ring so you can find them!

[0.175 lb] Saw these headphones listed as PC Magazine's Best for Affordable Studio Headphones, and I totally agree. I haven't used them for any studio stuff, but they're great for gaming and streaming. Very pleased with what you get for the price. Comfortable, great sound, and cool features (can plug into the left or right side, plug has a lock on it, comes with color bands to identify each chord, adjustable head band).

[2] Best headphones I’ve ever owned. The battery life is actually greater than anticipated! I can make it through a whole 12 hour workday on a full charge. Definitely worth every penny! Fit is ideal and comfort is next level. These are the only headphones my company approves of due to workplace safety as they don’t go directly in or cover your ear. Since everyone else I work with has these in black, I chose the color blue and it did not disappoint. 10/10 would definitely recommend.

[0.04 lb] Best headphones hands down for the money. If you are using these on your iPhone make sure to adjust your equalizer settings. Really crisp and punchy. No fatigue wearing these for long listening sessions. These are my new favorites well worth the price. I am an Audio Engineering Society member for over 20 years. My Headphone collection can easily rival some retail stores. Tascam is probably recognized more for their professional analogue and digital tape machines. I was skeptical at first since the build quality is meh... but they sound really great. You won't be Disappointed. Picking up a second pair for storage.

[1/4" TRS] I have had these headphones for almost 10 years. In these 10 years, they have been THE BEST headphones I have used for mixing. I have used a bunch of headphones and studio monitors in that time, and nothing has beat them out, not even the infamous Sony 7506 (given, cheaper, but more prevalent headphones in studios) Things to note with these headphones; they are not super low end present. If you are getting these to listen to consumer music, you may not like them because they are not "boomy" or "full". These headphones are for users who are looking for definition and clarity for making a solid mix. The other note is a MINOR complaint; the part of the headset that rests on the top of your head/hair has worn out for me. The muffs also wore out, but I replaced them. If there is a way to replace the foam under the band, please let me know because I would love to have them looking brand new again. I broke the cable that came with the headphones by accidentally vacuuming it about 2 years in (stupid, I know), but the detachable cable saved me some money. Also nice if you want to swap out different size cables. I would highly recommend these to anyone looking to invest in headphones for studio mixing.

[Neodymium] I bought these headphones for my grandson and he refuses to but them down. They are around his neck always. He probably sleeps with them. Best investment I could have made.

[Open-Back] Best pair of headphones I ever owned. Easy to pair, light weight and do not feel it moving around during strenuous long walks. I love the fact that I can listen to my music, my workout app and still hear what is happening in my general surroundings. Excellent.

[Skype] Jabra speak 510 is very nice at the sound quality and easy control. To connect Bluetooth is so easy and fast. I was able to use it without the instruction manual.

[10.2 lb] I bought the PTZ Pro 2 to replace a Jabra Panacast 50 combination audio/video bar. Because the Jabra's audio capabilities weren't robust enough for the rooms we were using them in, we had replaced the audio portion with Shure Stem Hub tabletop mic/speaker units, which are far superior to the Jabra and scalable. So we were using the Panacast only as a camera. It worked well enough for that, but the Bluetooth remote kept disconnecting in the middle of meetings leaving us unable to control the camera. What I like about the PTZ Pro 2 is that: 1) The remote is infrared so it doesn't randomly disconnect. It does require line-of-sight but that's not a big deal. At least it works very reliably. 2) The PTZ Pro 2 is plug-and-play so there's no opportunity for things to break due to Windows updates or driver updates. You just plug it in and it works. 3) The pan/tilt/zoom is quite smooth. The Jabra was very jerky due to the way it knits together the images from three cameras. Also the optical zoom of the PTZ Pro 2 is excellent. 4) The three presets are very handy and the way the camera smoothly transitions from one preset to another gives a very professional look.