JBL Soundgear

alaTest has collected and analyzed 13 user reviews of JBL Soundgear from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 4.5/5, compared to an average user rating of 3.9/5 for other Headphones on Amazon.com.

JBL Soundgear review: Neither speaker nor headphones, this product is a very odd one indeed. Good for hands-free calls, though.

The JBL Soundgear is a wearable Bluetooth speaker that delivers a solid audio experience, but it can occasionally distort on bass-heavy tracks.

Surprisingly strong low-end reproduction and an appealing price tag make the Soundgear Sense an astute buy for open-ear fans

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„Ganz persönliche Soundzone“, „Mobile Virtual Reality Entertainment“, „Hände und Ohren bleiben bei Anrufen frei“ – welche akustische Revolution wird hier angekündigt? JBL mischt mit dem Soundgear für 229 EUR den Portable Audio-Markt auf. Grund genug,...

Recommended. Good sound, lacking low/sub bass, but still nice. Very fast response, perfect for gaming. Could be more comfortable, I feel the weight of it on the back of my neck - This could be easily fixed, if there some cushioning on the back. Battery...

I am the kind of person that needs constant music playing wherever I go, working on my computer, reading, driving, doing house chores, you name it. I have been looking for products like this for years. The main difference between the Soundgear and the...

I would not have traditionally thought about using wearable wireless sound collar rather than headphones/earphones however there's are real advantages. The collar is really light and within minutes you forget you are wearing it. Really useful fworking...

Thats a famous quote.....but this product is the exception to the rule! I just cannot get my head around why it exists. Its the modern day equivalent to the 80s beat box, wandering around town with a massive stereo on your shoulders, making everyone...