Jays v-Jays

sound, portability, price, bass quality, design

reliability

95% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

sound, portability, usability, bass quality, price

86% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

91% des avis sur Amazon.fr donnent une note favorable à ce produit.

78% di recensioni su Amazon.it attribuiscono a questo prodotto una valutazione positiva.

Solid overall audio performance, with crisp highs and a rich, tempered bass response. Simple, well-implemented design. Comfortable fit.

Very minor distortion occurs at top volumes on tracks with seriously deep bass. No inline remote or microphone for mobile devices. No carrying pouch.

The RHA SA950i has a very sculpted audio response—less balanced than the v-Jays, but it comes with an inline mic and remote, as well as a fully detachable cable. And if you can spend a little more, our Editors' Choice for budget headphones, the $100...

Surprisingly deep bass. Capable of ear-thrashing loud volumes. Lighter than a bag of helium. Somewhat portable

Headphones don’t fold up very compactly. A little dull on higher frequencies

Even-handed, yet exciting ; Detailed ; Full bass ; Lightweight and collapsible ; Detachable extension cord

Plastic-y ; Not as comfortable as rivals ; Treble can be grainy

While it's one of the best portable options around, and certainly better than the disappointing version II of the PX100s there are other options. For example, the "hi-fi" Grado SR60i's are currently selling online for the ridiculously cheap AU$99.

The Jays V-Jays Headphones offer a stylish design that is compact and lightweight; they stay securely on the head; and they offer clear and fairly balanced audio.

The Jays V-Jays Headphones don't seem terribly durable for the price and may not be comfortable for all users. The foam earpads are flimsy, and the headphones suffer from noticeable sound leakage. Bass response is lacking.

For those who can't stand the thought of putting earbuds into their ears, the Jays V-Jays Headphones offer a nice alternative in the ultraportable headphone space.

The Jays V-Jays Headphones offer a stylish design that is compact and lightweight; they stay securely on the head; and they offer clear and fairly balanced audio.

The Jays V-Jays Headphones don't seem terribly durable for the price and may not be comfortable for all users. The foam earpads are flimsy, and the headphones suffer from noticeable sound leakage. Bass response is lacking.

For those who can't stand the thought of putting earbuds into their ears, the Jays V-Jays Headphones offer a nice alternative in the ultraportable headphone space.

The v-JAYS sound really great. The sound quality is amazing and very clear. The v-JAYS pack some nice tight and very noticeable bass. Nothing seems to distort or muffle out any of the sounds which is fantastic. The v-JAYS have fantastic crisp highs and...

As much as we enjoy JAYS' industrial designs, and have watched with interest as the company played with on-ear products, v-JAYS strikes us as only a decent product-a pair of nice-looking on-ear headphones that we wouldn't use instead of Apple's...

Åpen og behagelig lyd ; Potent bass ; Lett og liten

Farget klang ; Billig plastkvalitet

Dessuten er de langt mer lettdrevne enn spesifikasjonene skulle tilsi, alle med en iPod – og det er jo de fleste – vil få mer enn nok trøkk ut av disse hodetelefonen. Som koster så lite at man bør kjøpe to. For selv om de er knallgode, er de spinklere...