Jabra Talk 5 Bluetooth Truly Wireless In Ear Earbuds with Mic - Black

The Perfect one and with this my search has come to an end** Believe you me past 6 months searching a Bluetooth earphone who will be my partner for all my office and phone call, was using an old one Samsung monopod for past 10 years, had no issue with that, gradually after very long use that started switch on and off automatically during call so thought to switch to a new one, purchased two TWS one is BOAT AIRDOPES 441 PR0 -- what a bakwas it was , a lot of noise, no clear sound, no multi-device connectivity omg, another REDMI Sonic bass thought at least this will connect mobile and laptop so that my life will be better but horrible sound quality... finally thought to jump JABRA, the brand and the quality ..what they say they stand on it. though my budget was not high to go for ELITE65 or higher in 3000+ Rs so managed with Jabra talk 25 in 2000 bucks, after using 1 month writing the review for Jabra talk 25 --- Excellent connectivity --- Solid texture and build quality -- Super duper sound quality, the day i started using it those who were getting irritated with me for bad and wrong choice Boat airdrops 441 pro and redmi sonic -- started asking me what a sudden change in your voice and call quality -- i said them its Jabra now. think the difference what I mean. --- usually, i switch it on around 8 am and throughout day mobile calls around 10+ and office teams meeting around 3hours , still, this device don't get tired, very often around night 11 it says battery low. --- this really makes my life happy with MULTI-DEVICE CONNECTIVITY -- it is connected to mobile as well as laptop for attneding meeting.

I'm amazed by the mono headset capabilities. Speaker quality is pretty good for voice, but not so much for music. It's not expected to be good for music anyway. I'm impressed by the noise cancellation on the microphone. I've asked people on the other side of the call about noise at my end, there were hearing my voice very well and that no background noise was audible. I sometimes face issue with the Bluetooth connection. My smartphone shows that the headset is connected but the phone speaker/mic continues to operate. I have to disconnect/re-connect multiple times to get it to work. It uses Bluetooth version 4.2. I wish it came with version 5.0 to enable connections over longer distances and a better battery life. The battery life is just okay. I wish it ran for a longer time. I get around 5-6 hours of talk time. It is understandable as the device itself is quite compact. Pros: - Amazing microphone noise cancellation. - Picks up the user's voice very well. - Good speaker quality. Cons: - Bluetooth connection is not consistent. - Average battery life.

I recently purchased this Jabra headphone (Jabra talk 45) from Amazon. Initially, I was quite satisfied with the product’s performance. However, my experience with Jabra’s customer service has been very disappointing. I accidentally spilled water on the table, and some water got on the headphones. I dried them out for a few days before attempting to use them again, but unfortunately, they stopped working. When I contacted Jabra’s customer support, I explained the situation in detail, hoping for some assistance. However, Jabra’s customer service straight away rejected my request for service. They informed me that they could not provide any assistance or honor the warranty without physically inspecting the product, and they also said they couldn’t repair it. This would have been understandable if they had provided a clear and convenient process for sending the product in for inspection. Instead, they simply declined my request. I am extremely disappointed with the lack of support and the rigid policies of Jabra. For a product at this price point, I expected much better customer service. I hope Jabra improves their support system to provide a more customer-friendly experience in the future. If you’re considering purchasing Jabra products, be aware that you might face challenges if you ever need support or warranty service.

After 1 week of usage, can clearly say this is worth every penny spent. Ofcourse it's expensive considering single earphone, but ofcourse this is not meant for music like dual earpods. Those who like to have work calls, online meetings, and long calls without keeping earpodes stuck in both ears or neck bands hanging around...this is a good choice. Excellent connectivity, clear noise on other side with noise cancellation, good battery life, easy to wear and comfortable. Also, no lag in sound from phone to ear piece. This is a good investment for call related tasks.

*BACKGROUND • I've been looking for a wireless calling solution for 4yrs now. • TWS was meh! So I settled for using the wired Sennheiser PC5 chat for 3 years which worked very well indoors. • I wanted a replacement which could be used indoors and outdoors, alongwith being wireless. Here are my observations with the Talk 65 *BUILD QUALITY & FIT • The headset feels solid, with 4 tactile buttons and firm resistance for the microphone. It folds into a small pocketable shape. • There's no dedicated mute button, you've to long press the volume up button to mute. • The lights are beneath the buttons, hence there's no visual feedback unless you are in a dark environment. • The rubber tips are given in 3 sizes. It doesn't snugly fit into your ear, but the hook design is helpful in securing it. This lightness in fit makes it comfortable for longer calls. • The hook is thick and fits behind the ear comfortably for those without glasses and okayish for those with glasses. I use it with glasses and it begins to weigh in after about 2 hours of usage. • One has to second guess the buttons when on the ear; but to recieve, end calls & call the last dialled contact, the Jabra button is easy to access. *CONNECTIVITY • The talk 65 can connect with 2 devices. The pairing can be done via Bluetooth or NFC. • Once paired the device response is very quick. It connects instantly on toggling the bluetooth. • The range is excellent. I sometimes forget my phone and walk around without realising how far I've come from my phone. *Update after one month* The voice goes robotic after 20-40mins of conversation when used on a device with dual sims. I have to switch to the phone and back to bluetooth while on the call to fix this. It's an annoying recurring issue. The problem is resolved on using one sim or turning off sim 2. This issue was prevalent in my Vivo X80 but in the OP7 pro the talk 65 works without any issues even if there are 2 sims in the device. *BATTERY • The battery backup is very good. On a 2 hour conversation it loses about 10-20% charge. • It charges from 0-100% in 2.5hrs. The battery standby sustains for weeks when not used. • The USB cable that comes in the box is high quality, but no adapter is provided. *Update after a month* The Bluetooth begins to misbehave when it has 30% remaining. It keeps disconnecting from the phone on its own once it reaches that threshold. I've reduced 1 star further for this reason. *CALL QUALITY - INDOORS This headset is a delight in indoor conditions. • Calls are crystal clear, and the receiver can hear you very well isolated from the ambient noise. • Some sharp noises go through but that doesn't hamper the conversation. • When loud noise is present, the voice quality transmitted via the mic deteriorates in efforts to suppress the noise. • Background conversations are suppressed very well. - OUTDOORS • When outdoors, the person on the other end seldom realises how loud the ambient noise is around me. • Though sounds are handled well, winds cripple the microphone. It blurs the voice and often gets illegible. Not recommended for 2 wheeler use. • The noise isolation on the ear end is horrible. You can't hear a word when you're in noisy areas without blocking the open ear or pressing into the BT. • The voice commands from the Bluetooth can't be heard at all outdoors. *Update after a month* I improved the noise isolation by changing the eartips. The earpiece size is unusually huge for regular eartips. After multiple experiments, I succeeded in getting the isolation needed by using double flange eartips (spin fit CP-240) which could fit on the talk 65. Now I can use it effectively outdoors. The mic has moved slightly away and sometimes I've to compromise on comfort, but it gets the job done. * SOFTWARE • The Jabra app is not available for this device. • Booster apps and Equalizer apps are of no help in increasing the volume or clarity. • Disabling absolute volume from developer options didn't improve anything. (IYKYK) FINAL WORD: With small mods you could have an effective calling solution using the Jabra. As far as Bluetooth for call quality; the Jabra beats the Airpods, Bose and any other rival tws at this price point. *BONUS* After years of research, I've settled with the wired Asus AI DAC for ₹2600. Connect any earphone of your choice and have crystal clear calls regardless of what earphone you use.

FULL REVIEW:- I purchased this product 1 year ago, and it is working very well, no problem using this, I doing my online classes wearing this, its battery work easily for 8 hours, that's a lot for me for 2 days, sound quality is very clear, but microphone is fine, you can't record your song albums but clear talk to anyone, you can clearly see the size is just 5 cm or 2 & half inches, very protable, comfortable and noise cancellation is good in this cheap price, bluetooth connectivity is 8,9 metres, love this product ❤, if you need high quality mice, check out higher version if this product. Troubleshoot Pro tip- to connect to your device, press and hold button for 5 seconds, it really help you

Writing this review after using Jabra 15 for almost 3 months. This is a spectacular headphone designed for attending calls and meetings on phones and laptops. I've primarily been using it with my laptop. Pros: 1. Instant bluetooth connectivity. Once you pair it with your windows laptop, you just have to turn the headset on and it will immediately connect with the laptop. Great for attending incoming calls. 2. Connect multiple devices. 3. Long lasting battery. Almost as much as the claimed 6 hours. 4. Compact design. 5. Good fit over the ear. Does not slip out easily. 6. Haven't observed any app compatibility issues. Cons: 1. Sound quality is not great. However, it's good enough for attending calls and meetings. Not good enough for high quality music. 2. Earbud design is not good. Inner ear gets itchy after prolonged use.

Summary - - Go for it if you are on calls throughout the day & need amazing noise cancellation, range, comfort & battery life - Multipoint has the repetitive "Bluetooth connected" message when 2 paired devices are within range - Case for the earphone has to be bought separately (if you travel a lot & don't like it on your ear all day) - Not made for listening to music (obviously) - Easy pairing, no apps required. USB C charging is fast :) Well, I bought this around 2023 August 1st week, and I am using it regularly. It's paired with my Macbook & Pixel phone and works flawlessly when it came to noise cancellation & in-house range. One setback is that if it's connected to 2 devices, it will keep notifying "Bluetooth is connected" even when you are on call via the other device, which forces me to disconnect from the 1st device :( It's a software thing, but there's no app that I found to fix it yet.. otherwise if you don't use multi-connect, you are good! You won't hear "I can't hear you, there's too much noise" complaint, EVER! Fit is amazing, and so is the battery.. I have been on calls for about 4-6 hours, don't think I saw it drop below 70% yet. I haven't used it extensively though. I believe it will easily go for at least 12+ hours on a full charge. There's no case provided, which kinda becomes an additional accessory for the device as well.