The Jabra Stealth: A Revolutionary Bluetooth Headset
We spent over 40 hours researching and testing the best Bluetooth headsets you can buy, and we are thrilled to announce that the Jabra Stealth is our top pick. This headset is not only incredibly light but also boasts an impressive array of features that make it a standout in its class.
One of the most significant advantages of the Jabra Stealth is its weight. Weighing in at just eight grams, this headset is one of the lightest Bluetooth headsets we tested. Its compact design makes it easy to wear in either ear, and it comes equipped with two ear hooks and six ear cushions, ensuring a secure fit for any user. Whether you prefer to wear your headphones on one ear or both, the Jabra Stealth offers unparalleled comfort and flexibility.
The device itself is designed with ease of use in mind. The power switch is conveniently located, as are the concealed microUSB charging port and two buttons. The voice button is cleverly placed on the underside of the mic arm, allowing for effortless access to its advanced features. However, it's worth noting that there are no dedicated volume buttons - instead, you'll need to adjust your device's volume levels manually.
When it comes to pairing with your device, the Jabra Stealth makes this process a breeze. The first time you turn on the headset, it automatically enters pairing mode, allowing you to easily connect with any Bluetooth-enabled smartphone or tablet. This level of convenience is a major selling point for us, and we're impressed by how seamless the pairing process is.
One of the standout features of the Jabra Stealth is its exceptional audio quality. We had zero complaints during our testing, and were blown away by the clarity and depth of sound that this headset can produce. Whether you're listening to music or taking calls, the Jabra Stealth delivers crystal-clear audio that's unmatched in its class.
The earpiece itself is designed with noise cancellation in mind, using clever acoustic technology to block ambient noise and direct the speaker's sound towards your ears. This means you can comfortably listen at lower volumes without sacrificing any of the sound quality - a major advantage for those who want to enjoy their music or take calls without disturbing others.
In terms of battery life, the Jabra Stealth delivers impressive results. With up to 6 hours of talktime and 10 days on standby, this headset offers all-day wearability without worrying about running out of juice mid-conversation. However, it's worth noting that charging back up from a depleted state takes around two hours - an inconvenience that's easily mitigated by using the USB to microUSB cable provided.
Unlike some of our other test products, which came with additional accessories such as charging cases or wall adapters, the Jabra Stealth is shipped with just the USB to microUSB cable. While this may seem like a minor drawback, it's worth noting that the absence of these extras actually makes the headset feel more streamlined and minimalist - a design choice that we applaud.
To get the most out of your Jabra Stealth, you'll want to download and use the Jabra Assist companion app. This powerful tool allows you to monitor your headset's battery levels, adjust your message readout settings, view the product manual, and even locate your device when connected. The app is also smart enough to alert you to incoming calls, providing caller ID and displaying the caller's name or number if they're listed in your contacts.
One of the most interesting features of the Jabra Stealth is its support for Siri and Google Now commands. By pressing the dedicated voice button, you can access a range of useful features depending on your connected device - from sending messages to making calls, this headset offers an impressive array of integration options.
While there may be some learning curve involved with using the two-button interface, we're confident that users will quickly become accustomed to its unique layout. The call button is cleverly placed over the Jabra logo, and double-tapping it either answers a call or rejects/ends it - a simple yet effective design choice that streamlines the calling experience.
In conclusion, the Jabra Stealth is an exceptional Bluetooth headset that offers a winning combination of great audio quality, award-winning design, and impressive functionality. We're thrilled to have this product as our top pick, and we're confident that it will satisfy even the most discerning users.
"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enwe spent over 40 hours researching and testing the best Bluetooth headsets you can buy this is the Jabra stealth and here's why it's our best pitch I only eight grams it's one of the lightest Bluetooth headsets we tested you can wear it in either ear and it includes two ear hooks and six ear cushions so you can find the best fit no matter what your preferred wearing style the device has a power switch a concealed microUSB charging port and two buttons the voice button is on the underside of the mic arm and the answer and end call button is right over the jabber logo there are no dedicated volume buttons so you adjust the volume levels on your connected device speaking of the connected device the first time you turn the Jabra stealth on it automatically enters pairing mode so you can easily pair to any Bluetooth enabled smartphone or tablet the self really stands out with its great audio and voice quality we had zero complaints during call and playback paths listening to music no sound range felt lacking and voices came across crystal-clear at max volume it put out 84 decibels which is plenty loud and the earpiece is designed to help block ambient noise and direct the speaker's sound so you can comfortably listen at lower volumes and still hear everything it's worth noting that setting the stealth to a lower volume also helps conserve battery it'll handle up to 6 hours of talktime and 10 days on standby once depleted it takes about two hours to charge back to full but unlike other products we tested this one did not come with a charging case wall adapter or car charger just the USB to microUSB cable the Jabra assist companion app which you use alongside the self is useful for monitoring your headsets battery adjusting your message readout settings viewing the product manual and finding your device when connected the self alerts you to incoming calls it supports caller ID and reads the caller's name or number if you have them in your contacts because there are only two buttons there's a learning curve to answering and making calls for example you tap the call button to answer a call and DoubleTap to reject or end a call the dedicated voice button lets see of commands depending on the connected device and it's compatible with the Siri and Google now the Java stealth has great performance coupled with award-winning design and functionality and that's why it's our best pick for Bluetooth headsetwe spent over 40 hours researching and testing the best Bluetooth headsets you can buy this is the Jabra stealth and here's why it's our best pitch I only eight grams it's one of the lightest Bluetooth headsets we tested you can wear it in either ear and it includes two ear hooks and six ear cushions so you can find the best fit no matter what your preferred wearing style the device has a power switch a concealed microUSB charging port and two buttons the voice button is on the underside of the mic arm and the answer and end call button is right over the jabber logo there are no dedicated volume buttons so you adjust the volume levels on your connected device speaking of the connected device the first time you turn the Jabra stealth on it automatically enters pairing mode so you can easily pair to any Bluetooth enabled smartphone or tablet the self really stands out with its great audio and voice quality we had zero complaints during call and playback paths listening to music no sound range felt lacking and voices came across crystal-clear at max volume it put out 84 decibels which is plenty loud and the earpiece is designed to help block ambient noise and direct the speaker's sound so you can comfortably listen at lower volumes and still hear everything it's worth noting that setting the stealth to a lower volume also helps conserve battery it'll handle up to 6 hours of talktime and 10 days on standby once depleted it takes about two hours to charge back to full but unlike other products we tested this one did not come with a charging case wall adapter or car charger just the USB to microUSB cable the Jabra assist companion app which you use alongside the self is useful for monitoring your headsets battery adjusting your message readout settings viewing the product manual and finding your device when connected the self alerts you to incoming calls it supports caller ID and reads the caller's name or number if you have them in your contacts because there are only two buttons there's a learning curve to answering and making calls for example you tap the call button to answer a call and DoubleTap to reject or end a call the dedicated voice button lets see of commands depending on the connected device and it's compatible with the Siri and Google now the Java stealth has great performance coupled with award-winning design and functionality and that's why it's our best pick for Bluetooth headset\n"
