Jabra ROX Wireless Bluetooth Stereo Earbuds

Inspired by the Stage
With technology based on that of the in-ear monitors used by professional musicians, these wireless earbuds produce full bass frequencies and clear mids and highs, all while your phone is safe in your pocket.

Convenient Features

• ColorCore ear gels for maximum comfort
• EarWings lock earbuds in place
• In-line microphone
• Power-saving magnets put battery in sleep mode when not in use
• Connects wirelessly via Bluetooth 3.0
• Range: 33 ft.
• Can connect up to 8 devices at once
• Compatible with the free Jabra Sound app on (iTunes and Google Play)
• Dolby Digital Plus sound

Specifics

• The box includes: earbuds, three pairs of ear-tip and cushion fittings, protective bag, USB charging cable, instructions
• Battery life:
  • Talk and music time: up to 5.5 hours
  • Standby time: up to 8 days
• Dimensions: 2 x 3 x 4 in.
• Weight: 19 g
• Condition: New
• 3-month warranty

About Jabra

Norcom Electronics, the electronics corporation that eventually gave rise to Jabra, was founded in 1983 when mobile communication represented a just-out-of-reach future for the industry. The future came quick, though. By the ’90s, cell phones and laptops were becoming commonplace for businesses, and in order to meet the surge in demand for all things mobile, Jabra was officially founded in 1993. It created the first in-ear microphone and speaker, fine-tuned echo and noise cancellation, and patented EarGels. By 1996, the company recognized that wireless Bluetooth connectivity was the way forward, so it set up shop in Scotland to develop even more cutting-edge technology, soon putting out its popular wireless headsets, headphones, and speakers for millions of consumers on the go.