The REVO Wireless by Jabra was one of the best compact wired/wireless headsets when it was released back in 2013 (perhaps the best) so I only have good things to say about it (still have one of the very first samples send out by Jabra but after so many years its battery has died).

- Build Quality; - Design; - Size & Weight; - Clear & Accurate Mids/Highs; - Good Volume Levels; - Wired & Wireless Use; - Battery Life (Up To 14 Hours; - Available Colors (Titanium Black/Gold Beige/Navy Blue

- Bass Levels; - Lack; s; HD Bluetooth Codec

The $100 price range is not exactly filled with excellent Bluetooth on-ear or over-ear headphone options, though we have several models we like for far less or lots more. The Harman Kardon BT and the JBL Synchros S400BT both offer sculpted, but balanced, responses, but are much more expensive, while...

Powerful audio performance with deep bass response and clear, bright highs; Comfortable, visually appealing design; Detachable cable for wired use

Light on accessories; Not for purists seeking flat response

Smartphones have become the device of choice for most music lovers. After all, you never leave home without it and most people store all their songs on their phone. But more often than not, the pair of wired earphones that comes with your smartphone doesn't offer the best listening experience and...

Lightweight design; great call and music quality; reasonable price

Battery life could be longer

The Jabra Move Wireless Headphones offer accurate audio in a colorful design for a wallet-friendly price.

Lightweight; durable design with a splash of color; Loud; balanced audio; Affordable price; Comfortable fit

Relatively short battery life; Controls can be finicky

Available in three colors the bright pair I was sent for review would probably be better suited to someone quite a bit younger. Thank goodness I don't have to see myself when I'm wearing headphones. The sub-$100 price means you don't get a lot of bells and whistles.

Low price; Comfortable; Sound quite good; Tougher than they initially appear

No carry bag included; Bright colors are really bright; Battery life is average

The MOVE has an excellent genealogy in the long line of Jabra wireless headphones. This is one of the cheapest with a very decent sound quality and good construction. It doesn't have active noise cancellation so making it not very suitable in noisy environments.

In the retail headphones cost about 4990 rubles, good design, assembly, the headset can work with two smartphones, good voice quality, but the sound is poor. Recently I tested the Sony SBH-60, it seemed to me much more interesting in all respects – and is worth 2990 rubles.

Using it with iPhone with lossless streaming. Upfront you can feel the bass hitting. Clarity is lacking, feels like the singer's voice is a bit muffled. My other earphones is UE Triple Fi 10 with Null Audio Lune cables, so they are compared to rather high standards.

Bass

Clarity; vocals

I chose my rating based on wearable comfort, product design and connectivity. Wearable comfort - Very comfortable even after long continued use. Product design - Sleek design making it easy adjust and excellent choice of material. Connectivity - Easy connectivity to devices

Addition of headset jack and free connector

Perhaps a unique BT identifier and pass code; Had a difficult time identifying my unit as there are more that a few devices in my office

Out of the box they were quick to pair, had about an hour of battery, and sounded quite good. Build quality was good, as we're aesthetics... as expected. Ear-cups look like they'll hold up for a reasonable amount of time (all stitched). I've seen reviews that question the sound & build quality...