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Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
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The editors liked
The Jaybird Tarah wireless sports headphones fit comfortably and securely
Are fully waterproof and sound good. The inline remote is slim and lightweight and the companion app is well designed and allows you to tweak the sound
Great value for money
Excellent fit and build quality
Sound good for the price
You can play
Pause and skip tracks as well take calls without getting your smartphone out of your bag
The Jaybird app lets you tweak the bass and treble of the sound
The headphones come with a handy magnetic charger so you won't be fiddling with a cabl
The editors didn't like
It has a proprietary charging cable
So if you lose it
You can't charge the headphones. There's no carrying pouch included. Battery life is only average
Battery life could be better
We'd like more than 6 hours of listening time from one charge
Published: 2018-12-19, Author: David , review by: CNET.co.uk
The Jaybird Tarah wireless sports headphones fit comfortably and securely, are fully waterproof and sound good. The inline remote is slim and lightweight and the companion app is well designed and allows you to tweak the sound
It has a proprietary charging cable, so if you lose it, you can't charge the headphones. There's no carrying pouch included. Battery life is only average
If you can pick up the nicely designed and good sounding Jaybird Tarah at a little bit of a discount, it'll make up for some of its small shortcomings...
You can play, pause and skip tracks as well take calls without getting your smartphone out of your bag, The Jaybird app lets you tweak the bass and treble of the sound, The headphones come with a handy magnetic charger so you won't be fiddling with a cabl
We'd like more than 6 hours of listening time from one charge
Comfortable to wear and with a good sound (if you don't want a heavy bass), these are a great choice for fitness earphones...
Abstract: In August, Jaybird, one of the early leaders in wireless in-ear sport headphones, introduced its new X-series headphone, the X4. Now we get the Tarah, which looks a lot like the X4 but costs $30 less ($100).Aside from the price, what's the difference? We...
Abstract: Jaybird's entry-level earbud model, the Tarah, offers great audio quality, snug fit, and long-enough battery life that will get you through your daily commutes, travel, or workouts.Right out of the box you get the Jaybird Tarah headphones with cord cinch...
Abstract: In the Box:Headset Charging Dock Ear tips Shirt Clip PouchQuality: The quality of these pair of wireless headphones feels good in the hands. Although the wire that connects to each bud does seem a little too thin for my taste. The multimedia controls have...
Published: 2018-11-03, Author: Eric , review by: phonescoop.com
Abstract: The market has been flooded this year with fully wire-free earbuds, but that form factor isn't for everyone. Before truly wireless earbuds arrived, many of the Bluetooth buds we tested were connected by a short cable that you draped behind your neck. Ther...
I am able to create my own equalizer presets and save one to my headphones, I can change the EQ preset saved on my headphones at any time using the MySound app, The audio quality is great after having saved my favorite preset to the headphones, making all
The current MySound app (ver. 3.0.0) for Android freezes and crashes a lot on my Pixel 2 XL, The headphones use a proprietary charging cradle, There is no carrying case provided, The headphones run only for about five hours and forty minutes, The headphon
The Jaybird Tarah Wireless Sport Headphones are my second favorite Bluetooth earbuds, just behind my X3s. The MySound app (when it works) is the reason I enjoy using them because I can create and select my own equalizer preset(s) and save it directly to t...
Published: 2018-10-10, Author: Roger , review by: appleinsider.com
If you're a marathon runner or at the gym four-plus days a week, you may be better served by something with a more powerful battery. It's no fun charging multiple times per week, especially since people sometimes remember right before they're headed out...
Published: 2018-09-27, Author: Taylor , review by: androidpolice.com
The Tarah retain the rated water resistance of the more expensive X4, Double tapping play/pause calls up the Google Assistant. It makes more sense than the long press used in previous models, since that's also how you turn the headset off, The Nimbus Gray
Like Jaybird's other recent offerings, the included charger is made for the Tarah and nothing else, The Tarah are rated for six hours, but they made it just past five in my testing, These feel like they should be more than $30 cheaper than the X4
