The Jabra Move is a wired or Bluetooth wireless headset from Jabra that aims at offering a more affordable slightly scaled down version of my favorite over the ear headphones of all time (the Jabra REVO ).

Love Music, want to go wireless? Well check out the Jabra Move Bluetooth Headphone. It's wireless and can entertain you for up to 8 hours. This headphone makes use of Bluetooth 4.0, sounds awesome and can also be used for receiving calls.

I'm not a heavy listener but this headset is perfect for me. Small enough and discret, easy pairing and seems to have a long battery life. I just used it a few times per week and to be honest I don't think I ever charged it yet! After a while, they start to heat up my ears a bit but not so much.

Headphone manufacturers must be delighted at the current interest in all things wireless. Simply add the technology to existing models, and stick another ￡100 (or more) on the price.

Great value; Decent sound; Reliable wireless

Feel a little cheap in parts; Limited battery life

Bluetooth headphones are experiencing a sort of renaissance, with audio quality that's improved by leaps and bounds in the last few years. Suddenly, a $99 pair like the Jabra Move Wireless can hang with many wired pairs in the same price range. The Move Wireless has a simple, classy design, and the plush earpads remain comfortable over long listening periods. There's an audio cable for optional wired listening, but the best aspect is the audio performance: Bass lovers who want their low frequencies balanced out with crisp highs will be pleased. In this price range, the Move Wireless is an excellent option whether you're listening wirelessly or through a cable, earning it our Editors' Choice. DesignAvailable in black, blue, or red, the Move Wireless has a simple, classy look to it. The supra-aural (on-ear) design is comfortable, and the design accents are simple and spare, with a Jabra logo above the earcups and some cool small writing that lets you know the sound design is by Jab...

For $100, the comfortable Jabra Wireless headphone pair delivers solid Bluetooth audio that will appeal to bass lovers.

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

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

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...

Sound quality is very nice. But these press on ear very tightly, pains after just 10 minutes. Better go for a headphone that covers entire ear.

Bigger isn't necessarily better when it comes to bluetooth headphones; Jabra has done an excellent job of proving this to us with their new Jabra Move Wireless On-Ear ...

Lightweight; Durable; Comfortable; Great audio; Micro-USB charging; Microphone and Audio controls built-in; Colors; Affordable; Low battery alerts start very early; No controls/microphone on included cable

Lightweight; Durable; Comfortable; Great audio; Micro-USB charging; Microphone and Audio controls built-in; Colors; Affordable; Low battery alerts start very early; No controls/microphone on included cable

Who says you have to shell out exorbitant amounts of money for a good set of headphones? Jabra's Move Wireless headphones offer balanced audio in a lightweight durable frame with a pleasing pop of color -- all for $99. They're proof that sometimes you get more than you pay for.

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

Relatively short battery life; Controls can be finicky