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Publicación: 2019-11-27, Autor: Luciana , crítica de: canaltech.com.br
O Tarah Pro melhorou bastante em relação ao Tarah "original", porém mais em construção, design e bateria do que propriamente em áudio. Apesar de soar melhor que seu irmão mais velho, não justificaria, por exemplo, um upgrade só por causa do áudio, e sim p...
The Jaybird app lets you tweak the bass, treble and other aspects of the sound to suit you, The handy clip on the cable can be adjusted to ensure it isn't flapping around during exercise, The braided cable won't stick to you when you're sweaty unlike a ru
There's no way to use them when the battery is dead
A perfect pair of in-ear headphones for fitness fans. They sound great, are waterproof and offer plenty of listening time. They're at the more expensive end of the market, but we think they're worth every penny...
Publicación: 2019-02-28, Autor: Joe , crítica de: stuff.tv
Marathon battery life, Personalised sound, Versatile fit
Proprietary charger, No heart rate monitor, No charging case
The Tarah Pros are a great pair of headphones, and it's clear a lot of thought has gone into them. If you absolutely have to have a pair of ‘true' wireless headphones, we would suggest thinking twice and giving the Tarah Pros a whirl. They're light enough...
Long lasting battery life, Super fast charge time, Over and under the ear fit, Great sound output
No option for ambient noise passthrough
The Tarah Pro Sport Headphones deliver serious bang for the buck on all counts: attractive, small, reliable and durable. At $160, this customizable headset has truly amazing sound quality – delivering a soundscape equally as good as the landscape. Availab...
Publicación: 2018-12-21, Autor: Taylor , crítica de: androidpolice.com
Doesn't reach Jaybird's 14-hour claimed playback time, but it's still great, The Tarah Pro sound less like the Tarah and more like the X4, It's still proprietary, but it's the best version so far
The Tarah Pro are $30 more than the X4, which are nearly as good, One of my least favorite things about the Tarah and still one of my least favorite about the Pro, It's still proprietary
Publicación: 2018-12-20, Autor: Kathleen , crítica de: the-gadgeteer.com
The headphones play for about 14 hours and 45 minutes, The MySound app helped me to create a customized sound preset with the “Personal EQ” dashboard tile, The app also allows me to create my own equalizer presets and save one to my headphones, I can chan
The headphones use a proprietary charging cradle, The headphones have only basic calling features (accept/end call and reject a call)
The Jaybird Tarah Pro Wireless Sport Headphones are now my favorite Bluetooth earbuds, supplanting my Jaybird X3s. This is mainly because they play for 14 hours and 45 minutes when set at a moderate volume level. In addition, just like my other Jaybird he...
Resumen: The charging clip snaps magnetically to a Pogo pin connector with a USB cable. This makes it so easy to quickly attach to the charger - no fidgety charging ports, but it means if you lose the charging cable, you're stuck. The good news is that with 14 hou...
Publicación: 2018-11-01, Autor: Caitlin , crítica de: tomsguide.com
Lengthy battery life, Personalized audio profile, Customizable fit with fabric cord, Device powers down automatically when not in use
No setting to allow more ambient noise
You can easily find Bluetooth sport earbuds for much less than $160, but those cheaper buds won't give you any of the features the Tarah Pro delivers, from 14-hour battery life and a secure, customizable fit to a personalized audio profile and a thoughtfu...
Resumen: When I run, I sweat heavily so I must have earbuds that can withstand my own sweat as well as the Pacific Northwest rain that I run in during the winter and spring months. Jaybird was one of the first brands I tested nine years ago and for the last couple...
