Customer Ratings & Reviews

These Bluetooth Earbuds sound so amazing when you have the correct EQ on them. The kick of the bass is extremely accurate and punchy without distorting any of the mids or highs. The magnet on the back is also a very huge plus. It automatically pauses your music which comes in handy when someone tries to talk to you but your music is still slappin. Which also in turn makes the battery last even longer in case you forget to turn them off. These Bluetooth Earbuds are the best in the game, they check off all of the best in the industry. Waterproof/Sweat Proof, 14 hour battery life, Fast charging, stylish and attractive. If you're a AirPods user you are severely missing out on the future of how music should not only sound, but how much easier life is when your earbuds work for you, not the other way around.

I was sceptical at first with these because of the waterproof rating and range, but these headphones blew me out of the water. The sound quality is amazing and customizable, the range is far better than expected, and they are truly water resistant. I am an auto detailer so I have headphones in from the time I clock in until I leave and I am constantly around water and chemicals. These have been splashed, sweat on, and dropped and have yet to stop working or even have a slightly diminished quality of use. I would highly recommend these to anyone from just using them every other day at the gym or using them for 10 hours a day at work. Great job Jaybird. I will never purchase another headphones brand again.

I wanted a pair of wireless headphones for mountain & roading biking that was cordless (from phone) with long battery life and these fit the bill. Pros - Long battery life. Like, super awesome battery life. The lady's voice who tells you the battery percentage is very nice too. I only use the right earbud and the left loops around me in the front. I use the clip to attach to my shirt. Allows for easy access to volume control Cons - Kind of annoying button control set up & not the easiest to jump between songs. Can be tricky to navigate when using the iPhone. It is challenging while on a bike to skip songs. Sometimes the headphone glitch out. Either they don't connect or they make a screeching noise. I will have to turn off and on multiple times. The way the earpiece fits into the ear can be tricky so make sure that you read the instruction. IMO, sometimes the earpiece can feel claustrophobic and I have to take it out on longer rides (2+ hours). The overall size of the buds is a bit be too large for my ear. I do enjoy these and would recommend them. They have been exactly what I needed and I will use them almost daily. The pros out weight the cons.

I love this in-ear headphones! Like all in-ear products it all depends on how well they fit in your ear. That said, these are fantastic for the gym and I've put them thru the test since I bought them. The don't fall out, they haven't worn out, and I've used them almost every day for the last 1.5 years. I also use them for work as I paired them with my work phone and have had people on the other end of the phone that the sound quality on their end is great. Oh the Jaybird app is the bomb!! I can't recommend these enough and I'm hoping the Tarah Pro II is in the works.

I like these, but I'm not sure I can recommend them for the price. While they feel well built, have great battery life and are waterproof, the sound is just okay. Out of the box, the sound was not very good at all, but I finally found a profile for the app that works well for me. Still it's a stream from a cellphone over bluetooth. Maybe aptX support would have helped? The ear tips take a bit of fiddling to get a good seal (and better sound). I hope Comply will manage to make some tips for these. The conneting cable is just a bit too short, with the controller being too close to the earpiece. I like the idea behind the magnetic charger, but in practice, it's proprietary, so you have to be extra diligent to remember to bring it with you, or order extras. Also the cable on the charger is way too short. Overall, I just feel that they are not a good value for $160.

The battery life is great. it surely lasts for 14hrs or sometimes longer than that. The headsets are comfortable but I can't wear them for more than 3 hrs otherwise I feel pain in my ears. I like the design. I would surely recommand if you are willing to pay this high but the price tag is very high for this item.

Bought a set of these for my wife when she was training for a half marathon because she couldn't find anything that worked for her ears. She raved about them so much that I bought a set for myself and have been super impressed. Battery life is phenomenal, doesn't budge from my ears, and has great sound quality for the price. I really like the nylon braiding on the connector wire rather than those rubber ones - it doesn't stick to my neck nearly as bad as other models.

They stay in my ear pretty well. They are comfortable. I haven't ran in them yet but they don't seem like they are prone to fall out also I've have this brand before and they are pretty good about making decent earphones. Sound is always on point.

the Jaybird taravpro are a great pair of headphones for an active life style. They fit snuggle in your year and stay in place. Very comfortable even after long hours of use.. I love the non rubber cord because it doesn't stick to your skin when sweating or if you get wet. Sound quality is very good and clear, plus with the app you can customize the sound to all kinds of music. The draw backs are the charging base is the only way to charge them and it is small so don't loose it. I which they would have made them with a micro connection. And most important is that don't update the headphones once you download the app. Not sure why but the update seems to cause problems and the headphones become useless. Won't turn on, or connect, or charge. But over all a great pair of headphones so far. I have had them for over two months with a active almost everyday use.

I have a problem keeping true wireless earbuds in my ears. So I went with these and Powerbeats3. The both stay in my ears but the Tarah Pros are much more comfortable. Battery life is great and the sound is more accurate than the Powerbeats.

The headphones are good. Sound quality is good and they last a while but price is a little steep for no extra features like Noise cancellation. the remote feature is good but it often glitches out and they need to be plugged back on the charger to reset.

The battery life on these is amazing. Very comfortable and awesome sound quality. Only complaint is the rope can get a little snagged on your neck if you're sweaty. But overall a great product.

They sound great. Battery life is good. I easily go about 4 days without charging them after using these for a few hours a day. I love the magnetic charger. These are waterproof without a doubt. Mine have seen a lot of rough handling but 6 months later, they still look as good as new. They do tend to slip out despite trying different sized tips but no pair of in-ear headphones have managed to stay in my ears so it's probably not them.

I have the Bose soundsport wireless and used to be my favorite until i got these Jaybirds. Reason was i wanted something that had a longer battery life. They are absolutely brilliant, fits a lot more snug and comfortable even for long periods of time. They do block a lot of background noise for a non active NC device. Sound can be customized to whatever suits. Taking calls or receiving isn’t great but that’s the majority of headphones. I don’t generally use them for calls anyway.

Buy them! So far these have been the most comfortable earbuds to use. They have a great seal for inactive noise cancelling, they don’t hurt your ear canals as they do not have to be inserted into your ears like regular earbuds. The silicon used is soft enough to use the buds for hours. Battery life is the best I’ve had on bluetooth earbuds and the multitude of adjustments you can do within the app make these the hardest to beat on the market plus they’re practically water proof!

I am an earbud junkie. I have the Sony XF-1000xm2, AirPods, Jabra 65T Active, Powerbeats 3, and several high end wired earbuds. Fit- I have a horrible time getting true wireless earbuds to stay in my ears. Forget AirPods. The Jabra are not much better. The Sonys provide the best fit but they still sometimes pop out. Therefore, I have moved to Bluetooth corded earbuds when I’m running or exercising. The Powerbeats stay in but the seal is sometimes broken during heavy motion. By far, the best fit comes from the Jaybird. They never pop out and I completely forget they are in my ears. Battery- once again, the Jaybirds win hands down. The Powerbeats run a close second. The Sonys lady from 5 to 6 hours. The rest are 3 to 5 hours. Sound- The Sonys are first in this category. However, the Jaybirds are not far behind. With the app, you can get the Jaybirds to sound however you wish. My AirPods come in third (I know no one agrees with me). Powerbeats have great base but the mids are a mess. Jabra is ok but don’t measure up to Sony or Jaybird. Phone- The winner by a mile are the AirPods. They are crystal clear andthey isolate your voice from background sounds. Jabra comes in second but is not as good at isolating your voice. Powerbeats are just ok. Jaybirds bring up the rear. This is probably because the microphone is behind your head. Overall winner - For me the Jaybird Tarah Pros are the clear winners (I just keep my AirPods in my pocket for phone calls when I care about the conversation).

The Jaybird Tarah Pro are the best wireless headphones I have found to this point. They sound great, they're super comfortable even after wearing for a couple of hours, and they stay in while I run. Even better, they pair perfectly with my Garmin Forerunner 645 Music even though they're not on the list of Garmin's tested products. They hold a good charge as well, around 8 hours, and the Jaybird phone app is very useful for seeing charge and adjusting sound levels.

I bought these earphones just for the reason for my workouts. Now that I have them I tend to use these on my day to day routines, the battery charge on these will sometimes last me 2 days on a charge without heavy use. These are by far some of the best sounding earbuds for any thing you want to throw at it, it's crisp it's loud it has bass it's just great. You are not going to regret anything when buying these trust me.

After using this product for couple of days, I have returned it to my local store. I work outdoors in a loud environment behind me, and these headphones/earbuds are awesome for listening to music all day 12+ hours. I had these buds connected to iPhone X, and would hear some static coming out of them. They did not meet my expectations when it came to call quality. The person at the other end would hear more of background noise than me. I wore the headphone both ways behind the head and as Jaybird calls (relaxed fit just hangin under neck). Love the EQ setting to customize the listening style, love the battery life on these buds, love the comfort, however there is room for improvements, I will be going back to Beats X for the call quality and noise reduction reasons.

This is an amazing pair of headphones in every way imaginable. The sound quality is amazing, battery life is stellar, fitment of the ear buds was excellent, and connectivity was great. However, there are 2 fatal flaws which ended up being the reasons these lost two stars, and I ended up having to return these headphones. JayBird made these headphones require a charging cradle in order to charge them, which is great because it allows the headphones to be more water and sweat resistant due to being able to seal them up completely, but the charging contacts on the headphones are able to corrode when they come in contact with sweat for a long period, which doesn't bode well for 'sport' headphones. The corroded contacts on the headphones don't allow the charging cradle to make good contact with the headphones, making it so they need to be at an extremely specific angle in order to charge causing you to fiddle with it for a minute or two. God forbid you accidentally bump them while charging because they will stop charging, causing you to repeat the process. You can alleviate this problem by sanding down the contacts to expose some fresh metal, but this is a very hard process because the contacts are so small, and it's hard to fit sand paper or other abrasive materials in the contact holes. And this is only a temporary solution because the freshly exposed metal will end up corroding all over again in a few months. After a year or so of use, the battery capacity will start to degrade, which is normal for all electronic devices, and is understandable, but when you combine it with the corrosion issue mentioned above it becomes a major pain to have to constantly charge them.