Customer Ratings & Reviews

I'm a blueparrot fan now about 10 years. They are truly the best in this industry. The s650 are probably the 2nd best Bluetooth headphones they've made up to now. I was a big s350 fan they were lighter in weight. That being said the S650-xt is really good. The sound is crystal clear, especially with both earpieces on. Sound quality 4.4. Also must the connections on phone call is 4.7 to me,but I speaking with give it 3.5. Overall blueparrot continues making great product. The only set back is price,can't say that it's fully worth it.

The headphones are heavy and bulky. They kept disconnecting. I had to go into my settings and reconnect them each time. And there weren’t much no cancellations. I returned them within a week.

It is very heavy and the sound is not very good with one earphone, with both you hear very well but not to drive

My old $35 headrest did just as well and were much lighter.

Jabra BlueParrott - S650-XT 2-in1 Convertible Wireless Headset with Active Noise Cancellation - Black I am always on the lookout for a truly long lasting wireless headset that will take a beating and last all day. From my use of the S650-XT headset I might have finally found it. With work nowadays being 24/7 you must always be available. Smaller headsets might claim all day battery life but good luck if you get into long conversations and also have been listening to music. In my work I cannot have downtime. The S650-XT has not run out of battery during my day and now I don’t even worry about it. This was the single most important feature for me and this headset passes with power to spare. It really helps take the worry out. And unlike some headsets it doesn’t just go to sleep because I set it down. That's a big win for my use case. The mic is fine and I didn’t have any negative comments about how I sounded. It is very flexible in that you can use the mic from either your right or left ear. The headset is heavier than I would like and I normally prefer over the ear pads. The S650-XT is on ear. But the weight is balanced and the overall fit is comfortable. The clamping pressure is fairly light which helps. The build quality is good and all of the buttons feel like they will last quite well. This headset comes with a detachable second earpiece so you can get true stereo sound. However this is not high end audio and doesn’t support any advanced codex for the Bluetooth connection. It does support using a 3.5mm aux cable if you really want to get the best audio sound it's capable of. I find the audio quality with standard Bluetooth to be Ok but it won’t rock your world. But I like having the choice of using the second earpiece or not. Also packed is a very nice travel case to keep it and your USB type-C charging and supplied 3.5 mm aux cable all together. One feature I do like is how easy the buttons are. So many wireless headsets buttons take time to learn but the S650-XT are about as simple as can be. I like that as I have many headsets and I usually just control them using my phone. I don’t have that problem with the S650-XT. One of the standout features is the noise cancellation. It does really work well when I am driving and taking a call. If Jabra could shave a few grams off the weight especially with the second earpiece attached and add a bit higher Bluetooth music quality this could be the do all working headset. With its build quality and IP54 dust and moisture rating it should hold up quite well in a variety of conditions.

After a day of struggling to make these work I've come to the conclusion that my ears are too big for these to provide any level of comfortability. The ear cups that simply too small to fit around my big ears and overall the weight of these headphones makes having them on for more than 15 minutes not painful, but certainly not comfortable. Perhaps due to the ill fitting nature of them, the sound was muffled and the mic sits too close to my mouth so people were complaining about my breathing while I was trying to talk but it didn't much matter as I could barely hear them complaining. I paired them with my iPhone 13 Pro Max phone and that pairing process was smooth, even taking them through a firmware update with no technical issues. Overall these things just were not designed to fit comfortable on someone with big ears. So I handed them to my wife and her ears are too big for them as well. She suffered the same challenges I did mostly complaining about the weight of them being too heavy and pressing down on her skull. I have several other pairs of over-the-ear noise canceling headphones to compare these with and without naming any other brand names I will say that the BlueParrott are extremely heavy compared to the other units. BlueParrot needs to cut the weight of these things by at least half to even consider an all day talk time feature of any value unless you just love soul crushing weight bearing down on your skull.