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Sound Blaster JAM V2 On-Ear Lightweight Bluetooth 5.0 Wireless Headphones with USB-C, aptX Low Latency, aptX HD, Multipoint Connectivity, Voice Detection and Noise Reduction, 22 Hours Battery Life

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Color: Bluetooth 5.0 USB-C


Features

  • BLUETOOTH 5.0 WITH MULTIPOINT | Upgraded with Bluetooth 5.0 and advanced codecs to bring you a better wireless listening experience with improved audio quality, increased range, and better wireless stability. With multipoint connectivity, you can connect 2 different Bluetooth devices (e.g. your laptop and your phone) to the Sound Blaster JAM V2 at the same time and switch between them seamlessly, without the hassle of disconnecting and reconnecting
  • APTX HD AND APTX LOW LATENCY SUPPORT | Theres no need to sacrifice quality for convenience with the Sound Blaster JAM V2. Enjoy better-than-CD audio quality wirelessly with aptX HD, which delivers 24-bit / 48 kHz audio via Bluetooth, providing you the best wireless music enjoyment. Sound Blaster JAM V2 also comes with aptX LL, which delivers synchronized audio and visuals with negligible lag for the best wireless movie and gaming experience
  • BEST AUDIO IN ITS CLASS | With our high-performance 32 mm Neodymium drivers, the Sound Blaster JAM V2 is able to deliver rich and clean audio that is suitable for any kind of listening. Watching an action movie? Pump up the bass with the Bass Boost button and enjoy a more immersive movie experience. You can also make EQ adjustments to suit your own preference with the all-new Creative software when listening in wired mode on your computer
  • SUPERIOR VOICE CALL EXPERIENCE | Packed with the brand-new SmartComms Kit, a suite of smart communication features which offers a superior call experience for all your online conferences in wired mode. The Sound Blaster JAM V2 also comes with dual microphones and Qualcomm cVc 8.0 noise cancellation, which work in tandem to pick up your voice accurately while reducing background noise, bringing you clearer voice calls on the go via Bluetooth
  • UP TO 22 HOURS PLAYTIME | You dont have to worry about battery life with the Sound Blaster JAM V2, which is able to last throughout the entire day with up to 22 hours of battery life. When it does run out of juice, you can switch to wired listening via a USB-C cable, or conveniently charge it with the same USB-C cable for 10 minutes and youre good to go for another 4 hours

Product Dimensions: 5.9 x 2.5 x 6.5 inches


Item Weight: 3.03 ounces


Item model number: EF0950


Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)


Date First Available: December 16, 2020


Manufacturer: Creative Labs


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    • Go CREATIVE !!! Clear, good bass, audio over USB, intuitive tactile controls, customization app
Color: Bluetooth 5.0 USB-C
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SOLID GREEN LED is for USB Mode. That's right... it also does audio over USB. And there's an app, too. About the Sound Blaster V2 by Creative Labs. It has easy-to-use intuitive controls (for FF, RR, Volume, assistant. and phone calls. Pairs easily and reliably and does multipoint. The physical controls have great tactile & audible feedback (your fingertips find them easily, and the beeps make sense). They're easy to use blindly. It also has a push-button bass enhancement. All that plus it also does audio over USB from your laptop. It's compatible with the major personal assistants. And the phone's clarity with auto-noise cancelation is perfect. Oh... and unlike so many products today, it comes with a comprehensive easy-to-understand set of instructions. .. and there's also an app for customization. All that and they even included the secret to doing a master factory reset .... I mean a lot of companies seem to neglect telling you how to do that.... good move there, Creative. Love ya for that. So here's the specs in brief .... Bluetooth 5.0; (HPF handsfree profile, AVRCP remote control, A2DP wireless stereo, multipoint support) Codecs: SBC; APTX, APTX-HD, APTX-LL Playtime: up to 22 hrs per charge 32 mm Neodymium Driver; Frequency Response 20 - 20,000 HZ They were a little tight when I got them, but I just grabbed it right in the very center of the headband, my thumbs touching, and flexed it out a little bit, and they fit fine now. Just don't do that down near the actual earpieces, you might break something. (Disclaimer: your results may vary... you break 'em ... tough luck.) Gee, I'd almost forgotten that Creative Labs was still going strong, and still making high quality digital audio equipment for low cost. I used to use Creative Labs Sound Blaster DAC when ripping vinyl to disk, and they never ever gave me any trouble and produced first-rate results. I wasted a lot of time looking for a feature packed, low cost on-ear headphone , until I accidentally stumbled upon this one. The minute I saw it was from Creative Labs i knew I had to check it out. Wow. I am glad I did. IMHO the headphone (V2) should be showing up somewhere near the top of the list if you do an Amazon search for "on-ear headphones"... but for some reason it isn't. I am astounded by this lack of visibility for the product. Yet IMHO these seem to be better than some of the ones that popped up right away when I searched. Anyway, I hope they get the traction they deserve because they're a darn good value. I paid $40 and I consider it money well spent. Really... there is absolutely nothing I can complain about on this purchase. For the money, you will be hard pressed to find anything this good. Take a shot.... check them out for yourself... I doubt you'll return them. - Thanks for reading.. The Geezer ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2022 by GeezerSpeak GeezerSpeak
    • Good Bluetooth headphones for starters
Color: Bluetooth 4.1
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I don't really care about looks that much as long as it's not offensively bad. One complaint is that the headphones are completely made of plastic, which is a downgrade from PortaPro's metal and plastic design. I always preferred on-ear phones to in-ear or over-ear ones. In-ear headphones cause more bacteria to grow in ears and I don't find them comfortable. Over-ear phones cause my ears to overheat quickly. The worst part of both styles for me is that they completely block outside sound. I know that most people actually like that, but I feel very uncomfortable if I don't hear what's happening around me. On-ear headphones are a perfect match for me for that reason, as well as because of their comfort. The cups are bigger than that of PortaPro, but that doesn't mean they block outside sound more than PortaPro. Cushions are soft and feel nice on ear. The headphones are fairly easy to use, although I had to read the user manual to figure out how to turn it off, which is not very intuitive. You have to press the big button on the right side for 4 seconds. All of the buttons except bass boost have multiple functions. The big button can pause/resume what's playing, or can answer/reject an incoming call. If I remember correctly, if you press and hold on it for about 2 seconds it goes into pair mode (by the way, they support pairing with two devices which is a handy feature). Volume up/down buttons double as next/previous buttons; you just need to press and hold for 1-2 seconds. That's one of the downsides of these headphones, because if you want to increase or decrease the volume quickly that won't really happen as you have to press on the buttons many times. I would prefer if the volume kept increasing/decreasing on long press instead of changing the song. These are the first pair of Bluetooth headphones I have owned. So far it has been a pleasant experience. It's nice being able to listen to music walking around without carrying my phone. It also comes very handy for doing phone calls while washing the dishes or doing similar chores. I live in a medium-size single-bedroom apartment, and didn't have any connection problems. I experienced a few seconds of lost audio when I was outside, but it only happened when I put my hand in the pocket where I carried my phone. My hand must have blocked the phone signal. Apart from that, everything seems to work fine. I haven't really tried them with my computer, but they were detected correctly as headphones on a Linux machine while charging. Interestingly, there were two listings for them in sound settings: one for digital audio, one for analog. I guess that makes sense since I can use them over bluetooth, which would be digital, or I can use them over the charging cable, which would be analog. 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