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Jabra Move Wireless review

Posted on March 1, 2017August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Headphone manufacturers must be delighted at the current interest in all things wireless. Simply add the technology to existing models, and stick another £100 (or more) on the price.

But Jabra doesn’t play that game. The Jabra Move Wireless headphones are affordable and have all the important elements of good Bluetooth headphones, including enjoyable sound.

Build

The Jabra Move Wireless are petite on-ear headphones, like the Beats Solo 3 Wireless but with a slightly skimpier frame.

From a distance you could easily assume they are more expensive than they actually are. A fabric-topped headband and chunky metal stems don’t instantly mark them out as some of the cheapest on-ear wireless headphones around.
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