Review of Japeere Tarh Pro: The best wireless ear headphones in Japeeord so far

Jafeerd had a few crowded months. After the September version of The Flagship X4 and Budget Tarah, the company last month released The Tarah Pro, a sophisticated bilateral headphone that clearly shares with the Jeeperd offer for beginners to share its name.

TaraApparently, it is the name of the Japeeord for the special shape factor of these devices, instead of the budget stadium index. While professionals take a number of design signals from vanilla Tarh, they are certainly not inspired by its price: at $ 160, Tarah Pro is the most expensive earphones in Jaybird. They are also the best company.

Goodness

Not very good

Design, features, what is in the box

I cannot see the name Tarah Pro As heterogeneous: a professional edition of a budget product? It seems that the professionals look like a distinct version of Tarah more than it is the duplicate X4, with a thin cable, excessive volume keys and a minus form, and angle earpie headphones that fit only with your ear in one direction.

Instead of the rubber coating on the other earphones cables in the Jaybird, the Pro cable features a soft and woven texture studded with reflective fibers that must increase your clarity if you are outside at night. The new end is more comfortable and is not arrested on a neck that smells of sweat in the way that rubber works, but I am concerned that months or years of training may leave them. Like normal tarah, the buds only fit with your ear canal in one direction – by default, this means that the wire indicates below. Unlike these earphones, though, the cable is attached to the rotating mechanism of changing the angle in which it stems from the earphone. It is a really smart solution, and it makes professionals much more varied than his oldest.

The buds contain magnets from the outside that can be released together when you are outside your ears, stop operating and secure the headphone around your neck. This feature is barely revolutionary, but Tarah Pro is the first Jaybird ear headphone, which is a welcome addition.

As you expect, the Jaybird app works with all the company’s modern headphones is also compatible with the Pro. It can adjust a headphone frequency response and provide constant notice that shows the battery level, which are features that I miss when using other Bluetooth buds.

The professional comes with three sets of ear ears, a load bag, a shirt clip, and a full -size USB charger. Jafeerd’s insistence on using non -standard charging devices still surprises me, but on the positive side, this is the best in the company yet. There is a four -inch flexible cable between the ingredients and the cradle of charging, allowing larger freedom when connecting the headphone. This cradle is also attached to the PRO magnetic remote device, instead of cutting like Tarah and X4 charger. The outfit is because you have a charger dedicated to one device in late 2018, at least this nice device for use. I wish it was USB-C, like all other tools I own.

Sound quality

The sound was a little from a painful spot for Tarah (non-Peru)-Bass was a little weak, and the heights sometimes were burned. Fortunately, this is not the case here. Like X4, there is a large punch for low frequencies, especially if you reinforce the brightness in the Jaybird app. The structures remain evident even with many automatic layers, and the varied types that you listened to during the test appear satisfactory.

The quality of the call is also good. The callers seemed clear, and they said the same about me. Like other headphones with similar micrographic situations, though, there is a possibility for unwanted noise on the call, depending on how you move while speaking.

Should you buy it?

It depends. Despite some shortcomings, I think Tarah Pro is the finest jaybird to date. Their sound quality is equal with X4, new material options, and its battery is great-although it does not amount to the level of Jaybird aspirations for 14 hours. I got a touch of more than 11 with medium -sized listening, but this is still impressive for lightweight.

But for me they are not completely Comfortable like X4 and $ 160, they are more expensive $ 30. Tarah Pro sees several hours of battery life in the real world from X4; Whether it deserves the additional dough for you depends on the number of times you want (or capable of charging).

For more complexity of your decision, you sell the original TARAH, which was currently $ 80-20, sells less than it was at all, and half the price of professionals exactly.

Buy if:

• The battery life is a high priority.

• Details such as the reflective cable for professionals and magnetic ear groups are estimated.

Do not buy if:

• You do not mind that you are often tolerate. X4 is cheaper, looks very similar to Tarah Pro, and gets out of seven hours operating seven hours.

Where to buy:

Best Buy:

• Black/flash, metal jade/blue – $ 159.99

Directly from Japeeord:

• Black/flash, metal jade/blue, titanium/iceberg – $ 159.99

Cutfield:

• Black/flash, metal jade/blue – $ 159.99