Jabra Elite 85h wireless headphones

Jabra Elite 85h

Jabra– is a global brand that is committed to the highest quality sound. The company's many years of experience, knowledge of the structure of the human ear and hearing aids help create exclusive Jabra audio products.

"Jabra's vision– to help everyone hear what they want to hear – from normal sound to noise filtering to make life sound better.

Jabrais part of the GN Group, with which it has been working together for over a century. They were the first to lay telegraph cables connecting Europe and Asia, the first to develop ultra-noise-cancelling microphones and the first to put a heart rate monitor in a pair of sports headphones. So when it comes to high-quality sound in all its forms, Jabra can be considered the experts.

JabraThe founder of GN Group started with a vision: to connect the world. 150 years later, Jabra is still working hard to make that vision a reality, using innovative technologies that keep you connected and help you hear life's most important events, the most enjoyable sounds and feel every chord of your favorite song.

Wireless headphones

Wireless headphones have absolutely no cables or connectors, and are connected to the device via a radio or infrared signal. They can be used in a variety of activities, as they have many advantages. Every day, people all over the world enjoy the freedom that wireless headphones provide when playing sports, working, cooking or simply doing everyday activities. This is extremely convenient, as you don't have to fiddle with wires and be dependent on devices. Since the debut of Bluetooth, this communication system has improved greatly and, together with noise isolation and echo reduction, and in some models - active noise cancellation, has allowed you to achieve excellent sound quality in wireless headphones. Thanks to the ever-increasing Bluetooth connection range, you can move freely without being tied to your phone. The frequencies of Bluetooth used in wireless headphones are very low and are not considered dangerous to people. They emit a thousand times lower frequency than a standard mobile phone. When the first wireless models appeared, one of the biggest complaints was poor battery life. Fortunately, many manufacturers have found a solution to this problem with wireless charging cases. Almost all wireless headphones come with a charging case that can charge both earbuds at the same time.

On/Over-Ear Headphones

On-ear headphones are distinguished by one main feature - larger or smaller cushions that comfortably fit or hug the ear. Larger ear cups mean not only larger speakers, but also better isolation. The latter ensures a clearer deep bass response. In addition, the sound sounds more expressive and realistic. Smaller headphones are associated with lightness, so they do not press on the head. Their lightweight design makes them a better choice, for example, when exercising, because they are less noticeable on the head, do not interfere with training, and cause less sweating. Although most large headphones are relatively light, higher-end models use luxurious materials that increase weight. So, when choosing large headphones, you should pay attention to whether the headband is sufficiently padded and the cushions are spacious enough. Headphones with smaller cushions are more compact - they fold up and take up less space. On the other hand, larger headphones are better equipped with the latest technology, they are equipped with larger batteries, which means that their operating time is longer. The range of on-ear headphones is extremely wide, adapted to different needs and activities, so customers are free to choose between larger or smaller headphones of this type.

Universal

The L (left) and R (right) labels on your headphones serve a purpose, and it’s not just about fitting into your ear canal. The audio source – whether it’s a phone, computer or MP3 player – sends left and right channel sound to the respective headphones. While it may seem insignificant, it can be the difference between a mixed experience when listening to music, movies and other videos, associating the image (in the case of video) and sound with the sound coming from the direction it was intended. Universal headphones – decide which ear you’re in and send sound to each channel accordingly. Universal headphones have a chip in the earpiece that detects whether they’re in the open air in front of your ear or close to the back of your ear. When the headphones determine which ear is left and right, the sound from the left channel is directed to the left and the sound from the right channel is directed to the right. The second advantage is that when a user shares headphones with a friend, the universal headphones detect the situation and send a common signal to the left and right. This means that all sound is transmitted equally, rather than directionally.