Exceptionally comfortable to wear for prolonged periods of time and offers all modern extra features
PhoneArena Team from PhoneArena
(over 3 years ago)
It’s not a perfect device either. Its price tag of $129.99 makes us wish the gadget delivered better in-call quality and properly implemented touch-sensitive control band. Due to the specific overall shape, we would rather advise you to try the Jabra STONE before actually buying it, since you... More
It’s not a perfect device either. Its price tag of $129.99 makes us wish the gadget delivered better in-call quality and properly implemented touch-sensitive control band. Due to the specific overall shape, we would rather advise you to try the Jabra STONE before actually buying it, since you are almost out of options if you need to adjust the hook to get it to fit your ear perfectly.
We need to point out it’s just seems the gadget is incompatible with certain ear types and that’s that. People who don’t find the Jabra STONE comfortable to wear might consider the new Jabra ARROW or the Plantronics Discovery 925.
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The Jabra Stone's controls are difficult to use
Nicole Lee from CNET
(over 3 years ago)
There is no muss or fuss when wearing the headset. Just slip it over the ear and the ear piece will settle gently into place. The skinny part of the headset that loops over the ear is made out of a flexible rubber material that can accommodate different-size ears. Since it is so thin, it won't... More
There is no muss or fuss when wearing the headset. Just slip it over the ear and the ear piece will settle gently into place. The skinny part of the headset that loops over the ear is made out of a flexible rubber material that can accommodate different-size ears. Since it is so thin, it won't interfere with glasses. We found the headset quite comfortable overall, though we did wish it had a snugger and tighter fit.
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