Testseek.com have collected 79 expert reviews of the Jabra Revo Wireless and the average rating is 75%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Jabra Revo Wireless.
May 2013
(75%)
79 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Published: 2013-03-14, Author: Daniel , review by: geardiary.com
Tough, Attractive, Feature-packed including NFC pairing, Strong cloth cables for charging and wired mode, Touch-enabled controls, Sound very good, Block out a good amount of ambient sound
Soft carrying bag rather than a protective hard case; Cause a bit of ear fatigue after extended periods of use
Published: 2013-03-08, Author: Daniel , review by: geardiary.com
Abstract: I've been looking forward to getting my hands on the Jabra Revo Wireless Headphones for some time. Jabra describes the Revo Wireless Headphones as combining “amazing sound clarity with peerless build and durability”. The videos on the Jabra website show j...
NFC makes the pairing insanely easy; Power switch is very easy to use and make sure the headphones are switched off; Controls are easy to remember; Works well as a hands-free headset; Headband is uber-bendy;
Bass is a little overpowering; Application needs work;
With a unique look that will likely appeal to fans of design who don’t like to be too flashy, the Revo is a decent pair of headphones that lets you choose whether to be wired or wireless. Jabra’s Revo headphones are ideal for the listener who takes in...
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Published: 2013-04-13, Author: David , review by: cnet.com.au
The Jabra Revo Wireless headphone is an excellent fit and finish, is comfortable to wear, and folds up into a more compact form factor for storage. It also features touch controls and NFC pairing for devices that support it
Sound should be a bit cleaner, and the protective carrying case should be more luxurious at this price point
Despite some small flaws in sound quality and a somewhat high price, superior comfort and design help the Revo Wireless distinguish itself from its Bluetooth headphone competitors....
Struggle dynamically, lack detail and clarity, Music sounds flat compared to top rivals,
The touch control system wins the Revos a few brownie points, but it can only take them so far. We'd prefer the intuitiveness and better sound quality...
Overall, the Jabra Revo Wireless makes for a very satisfying listening experience, that you'll want to crank it to the limit. But not too much. Volume levels can get seriously loud if you max it out on both the headphones and device. The touch controls ...
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Published: 2013-04-30, Author: David , review by: macworld.co.uk
Stylish appearance; comfortable; durable; impressive audio performance; good battery life; NFC pairing available; touch control panel
Not cheap
Although the Jabra Revo wireless headphones are not exactly cheap, it warrants its price tag with good looks, features, comfort, durability, wireless performance and overall sound quality. These are a very solid pair of headphones
Although the Jabra Revo wireless headphones are not exactly cheap, it warrants its price tag with good looks, features, comfort, durability, wireless performance and overall sound quality. These are a very solid pair of headphones.Tags:Smart Home,Audio,Ga...
Looking at the Jabra Revo Wireless headphones, it’s hard to believe they’ve been crafted by a company better known for dull headsets for salesmen: they feel premium despite the plastic, and they fold up too so you can carry them around. They connect easily over Bluetooth to your phone too, are comfortable to wear and do a stellar job of stopping sound leaking out and ticking off everyone you’re o
Bluetooth headphones have been around for yonks, and while cutting the cord has its conveniences, it’s always meant taking a hit when it comes to sound quality. While compression technology has come on leaps and bounds, and that’s largely been resolved, the fact remains that for £199 you have the right to ask for the world. As good as they sound, the Jabra Revo Wireless headphones just don’t soun
There’s a lot to love about the Jabra Revo Wireless headphones - they look good, they sound good, and they’re easy to operate, you’ll need to think long and hard before setting down two tons for these. If you’re after the convenience of wire-free audio...
