The Jabra Vox is a well-designed subwoofer disguised as a pair of earphones . That's hyperbole, but only by a little; these lightweight, secure-fitting earphones are some of the bass-heaviest we've ever tested.

Seriously powerful bass response for low-end addicts; Secure, comfortable fit; Well built, with tangle-resistant cable and inline remote and microphone for Android and iOS devices

Doesn't offer well-balanced audio performance-for bass fiends only; The included app, while free, isn't very useful

When it comes to listening to music, watching a movie or even playing a game we want great quality sound. Many people get this in the form of large bulky headphones. While this do provide great sound they are not the easiest to travel with or say take on a run with you.

Quality design; Clear and vibrant sound; Price; Cable does not tangle easily

Inline controls could have been designed better

Paul recently reviewed the Jabra REVO wireless headphones , Jabra's high end Bluetooth headset that, according to Paul, "take the title of the nicest wireless headphones I've ever played with." So I thought I'd take a look at the REVO's smaller sibling, the in-ear Jabra VOX headphones.

The Jabra Vox is ideal for those seeking earphones with booming, sub-woofer-like bass, but it lacks definition in the high-mid range. (3.5 out of 5) Pros Seriously powerful bass response for low-end addicts Secure, comfortable fit Well built, with tangle-resistant cable and inline remote and...

Seriously powerful bass response for low-end addicts; Secure; comfortable fit; Well built; with tangle-resistant cable and inline remote and microphone for Android and iOS devices

Doesn't offer well-balanced audio performanceâ€"for bass fiends only; The included app; while free; isn't very useful

We've never reviewed earphones from Jabra before. We tend to associate the brand with Bluetooth products such as in-car headsets.

Good design; Solid build; Energetic sound

Sound is short on detail; Ill-defined bass

The Christmas holidays are just around the corner and the lucky ones who will actually leave the big city to spend them with their loved ones somewhere far away are probably right now out in the market looking for ways to improve on that experience either by checking all the latest camcorder and...

- Build Quality; - Design; - Bass Levels; - Very Comfortable; - Tangle-Free Cable; - 90° 3.5mm Plug (Space-Saving; - High Quality Carrying Pouch; - DOLBY DIGITAL App; - Price (For Some

- High Range Clarity/Detail

The Jabra Vox is Jabra's current flagship IEM. It has impressed me in many ways, but has its shortcomings. But for being only $100 MSRP, these are a definite competitor on the current market.   [[SPOILER]] Package - The Vox comes in a hard-plastic container with a yellow silicone stripe down the...

Fun-sounding; detail; above average soundstage; SnagIt Magnets for tangle-reducing use; thick cable (before y-split); 90 degree jack

Jabra Sound App is poor and redundant at best; strain reliefs on housing are mediocre; no strain relief on jack; no Android in-line mic version

Nice headphones and great fit. But like many headphones with inline mic and volume, they are not compatible features with android

Comfortable; Great Sound

Good pressure in the sound Feels well built A little too thick cable to be totally comfortable Bra tryck i ljudet Känns välbyggda Lite för tjock kabel för att vara helt komfortabel

Today, Jabra sent us their new Jabra Vox earbuds. On the outside, they look small, descreet and have a stylish flare. It is black, has a silver streak and a red thin band accenting the business end. It is currently priced at $99 and boasts plenty of bass and excellent quality.

Audio Quality; Packaging; Noise Isolation

Fit; Software; Price