The Jabra Halo, designed essentially for the iPhone and iPod touch, utilises Bluetooth audio streaming in order to deliver a portable, wireless headset. The unit, at first glance, appears pretty simple, with a single plastic band forming the outer structure.

The design is simply bad. The earphone doesn't sit properly in the ear where it can drop when I turn my head. The fitting of the earphone is awkward and uncomfortable. Please consider other options before purchasing this item.

Sound quality was great , but i was facing little connectivity issue as well as some problem in its wearing style....without hook earpiece fall out continuously.

The idea was good but I didn't follow through The first complaint is the battery life wasn't very long they're not very loud so in a noisy area you cannot hear it but most of all the fit in your ear isn't comfortable

I bought these about 4 years ago, and I've been using them on and off ever since, alternating between my portapro's and ksc75's.

- wireless; build quality; comfortable; design

- veiled; dull; lacks bass; unengaging sound

Jabra None of the previous Bluetooth headphones that I have had the chance to use have really felt "right". Many of them were either just like two enormous earbuds in each ear tethered to each other with a wire behind my head, or were too large to chuck in my slender laptop bag that I carted to uni...

Design; battery life; microUSB

Sound quality; touch controller

Review of Jabra Halo bluetooth headset ...

I have to say that I really didn't think that I'd ever get excited about a pair of earphones, but after trying these halo free, bluetooth & wireless in-ear headphones - I am hooked!

These slim Jabra headphones fold out for action and power down – charging is via mains – when folded away.

Slim; fold down neatly; good sound

Awkward fit; very strange design

don't buy, they are so silent, that you can't listen to music or podcasts unless you are in total silent. It only works however good on phone calls. I am very disappointed.