JayBird JF3MB - Midnight Black

Excellent Product.

These headphones are so light weight and the sound is incredible. Spending more on other brands is a waste of money.

Mostly satisfied

I have been happy with this product with one exception. I am unable to adjust volume. Everything else is great, but every time I try the volume buttons, I am disappointed.

GET R DONE

I purchased this product several years ago always worked great for me. Kudos, its a bad product, bad meaning good.

Great Product. My Second Pair!!

I'd recommend these to anyone. I loved my pair of Jaybirds so I bought my girl a pair for her birthday.. Good stuff. Bass is incredible, sound is impeccable. Jaybirds by far is the best and once they are in... they are not coming out of our ears.

Actually Works As Advertised!

You might look twice at the price, but when compared to high end corded headphones, thats where the JayBird Bluetooth blows them away! Fit, weight, sound and user interface is awesome. I cycle a lot and the freedom of no cords to tuck away somewhere or have them slapping on you or the bike, is worth the price. My only complaint with this model is the tendency for the cord to "stick" to the back of your neck and pull on the ear pieces.

Great bang for the buck

Bought these to use during working out. No issues with connectivity as others had complained about. Cord around the neck is a bit long, wish it had some adjustment, but that's my only complaint. Great sound and eliminated the cable to my phone. Would buy again if I needed to.

Use of the head set

I have used the head set almost daily in my business. The one issue I have with them is the earpiece that inserts in your ear. When I bought them the first ones off the shelf had a broken earpiece (the piece that fits in my ear). I returned them think the new set would be fine and they were for about 8 weeks the one day as I was removing them from my ear the green wrap the fits over the hard plastic sound emitter and inside the ear bud broke.

Dead on Arrival

I was excited when I opened the nice (Apple like) packaging. It pretty much went down hill from there. After charging the headphones it took numerous attempts to pair and connect. When I finally was able to connect sound came out from only one ear. I tried another device and had the same results. I could understand this happening to cheaper $15 pair of headphones, but not from something that cost $99 and all the do is 2 things. 1) connect to your bluetooth device 2) play sound out both ears. These failed at both.

Only way to go

The JF3 is a nifty, wireless, Bluetooth headset that makes life on the move simpler. Its name is perfect: Freedom Bluetooth. It works perfectly with my iPod Nano tucked in an armband. No more twisted or overly long cords. What it provides most is freedom of movement. Wouldn't be without it. The JF3 is with me when I walk, or exercise, or when I'm simply sitting around relaxing.

Great Headphones!

These are actually great headphones ones you figure out how to use them and fit them right to your ear. Pairing is not hard at all on an iPhone. The sound is great. Charging is not explained very well but it just hooks into the USB port in a computer with the cord provided.