Testseek.com have collected 26 expert reviews of the JayBird JF3 Freedom and the average rating is 73%. Scroll down and see all reviews for JayBird JF3 Freedom.
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26 Reviews
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Accessories and caseSo, do I recommend these buds? For the most part, yes. If you plan on wearing them while jogging or working out and want them primarily for music streaming, then this headset is a very comfortable, well-made option. However, if yo...
Abstract: Hey whats up everyone! Jaybird recently sent us a pair of these JF3 Freedom bluetooth headsets for review so here it is! Let us know what you think.The Jaybird JF3 Freedoms are now available for purchase on Amazon .The product sample used in this review w...
When testing any Bluetooth stereo headphones, comfort and loudness are key, and JayBird achieved both quite nicely with the JF3s, They are comfortable and loud like IEMs should be. They've passed the treacherous BART (San Francisco's underground rail sy
Unfortunately, I found that the cord connecting the left and right IEMs gets in the way quite a bit when worn behind the neck as instructed — wearing a jacket with a collar renders them almost useless and certainly annoying — but with a little ingenuity,
The Freedom JF3s are a good option for active types wanting to ditch the dangle and still have serious comfort and a secure fit, whether committed to a rigorous exercise regiment or just out for a stroll. Not the perfect set for those wanting superior aud...
Abstract: The Jaybird Freedom aren't your standard sized in-ear headphones, because of the Bluetooth connectivity and built-in rechargeable battery, the Freedom have a fairly large footprint that shows when you're wearing them. That isn't necessarily a bad thing si...
Abstract: I remember the first time I tried JayBird’s range of headsets was way back in Dec 01, 2008 with my review of the JB-200 Bluetooth Stereo Headset and iPod Adaptor I loved the style and ease of use of this headset. It was my very first YouTube review a...
Abstract: Sometimes you just don’t want a wire running from your earbuds to your iPhone – and that’s when bluetooth becomes your best friend. The wireless technology allows your iPhone or other bluetooth-enabled device to push your music through thin air to a ...
Abstract: When you consider what wireless headphones looked like only five years ago—and looks turn out to be really important for this type of product—JF3’s improvements are surely non-trivial. Etymotic sold the large, boxy ety8 headset for $200, almost amusin...
The Jaybird Freedom buds tick all of the boxes when it comes to quality earphones – wireless, small, compact size, good battery life, great fit and an excellent sound...
Compact form factor, Great build quality, EQ settings follow you
Mediocre sound quality, Short battery life, Frustrating fit
The Jaybird X2 offer mediocre sound and stunningly small design but there are too many compromises to justify its high price tag. Having just four hours of battery life and a finicky fit are real bummers, especially considering there are better alternativ...
The Jaybird Freedom has a slimmer design and offers a more comfortable fit than its predecessors. It offers excellent sound for an in-ear Bluetooth sports headphone, is sweatproof, and offers good battery life when you include the extra four hours you get
Inline remote is a little too heavy; if you lose the battery clip, you can't charge the headphones; should cost less
The Jaybird Freedom is in many ways the best Jaybird headphone yet -- and a strong wireless in-ear sports headphone -- but a few design flaws and its high price tag spoil the package...
