Customer Ratings & Reviews

after getting use to sound signature, not bad at all good detail. dont lay down or move your head. fit is iffy.

My first Bluetooth headphones..as cute as they are I’m sad to say I must return them..they block out back ground noise and I live that. However..they slip out of my ears easily raven with the small buds. I made my first phone call and the tv was on but not loud and my brother I was on the phone with told me to take it off Bluetooth because all he could hear was the tv. I have to return them. :(

you get what you pay for. At least they continue to work which is more than you can say for a lot of the online junk

Work great for about 6months and the connection to one ear is lost. Glad I got them on sale. Too expensive

Kept dropping connection with my laptop during Zoom calls. Other devices did not have that problem.

I really wanted to love them, I loved the color, but they were not too functional for me. They hurt my ears every time I used them.

I got these because my Beats headphones got damaged because sweat a lot and needed waterproof living in Florida cycling. Not as great bass quality and volume but close and waterproof makes up for it. Highly recommend for price and if sweat a lot perfect for workouts.

Sounds great, but sometimes when working out it tends to cut the music out, or forward the song.

Not too loud and battery life isn’t as great as I would have thought. (Around 6 hours). Other than that it’s a fair sounding item.

Not worth the money. Have to get app for headphone. Connection is a pain

This is very convinient to use. However, when I was playing tennis i noticed that sudden head movement the music stops a little bit.

Been using for months I have not had any issue I run 3 to 5 miles plus my normal work out not issues at all. I have try many head phones but this one are the ones. In I sweat a lot the was not in issue for this headphones. Am very satisfied

I’ve used the Jaybird X3 for a number of years, so I’m using those as my benchmark for the Tarah earbuds. First, I like the fact that the controls are larger on the Tarah than the X3. I have large hands and the bigger controls are a welcome change. From a personal perspective, I had hoped that the Tarah’s controls would work more akin to every other pair of earbuds I’ve ever owned, regarding next and previous songs. On Jaybird products, the Increase Volume Button is the same button you use to skip to the next song, just as the Decrease Volume Button is the same button you use to skip to the previous song. Sorry, but I’m just not used to doing that. Okay, enough of that pettiness. The Tarah comes with three changeable ear pieces for each earbud. The middle size fit me best, so I stuck with that. It was surprising that there weren’t more wings/tips included since it’s more common in today’s earbud market and would have permitted me to better customize the fit. And even more surprising, it didn’t include a carrying case for the unused spares. Guess I’ll be using a sandwich zip-lock for that. I thought the sound of the Tarah was good, with the bass sounding especially robust. The Jaybird app, with all its equalizer properties, helps you further tweak the sound to meet your preferences. The app, if you’ve never seen it, has a good number of pre-configured equalizer selections for different genres. I used this a lot with my X3. I found on-line that the Tarah is cheaper than the recently released Jaybird X4, and that’s a big plus in my opinion since the differences seem mostly aesthetic. Plus, the Tarah is IPX7 water resistant, which is a must for those of us who exercise daily. Pairing the Tarah was easy. When you turn on the buds for the first time, they automatically enter pairing mode to make the pairing process easier. Charging requires the product-specific charging cradle – which is much larger than the one included with the X3 to accommodate the Tarah’s larger controller. With the X3, I wasn’t especially keen that I had to use a product-specific charging cradle. I feel the same way with the Tarah. Give me a USB-C type port because I’m flush with those types of cables. If something inadvertent damages the Tarah’s charging cradle, I’ll have to purchase a replacement. Documentation states that a full charge will provide 6 hours of play time. A 10-minute quick-charge will give you 1+ hour of playtime. That rarely happens to me but it’s good to know. All-in-all, the Tarah are a nice set of Bluetooth earbuds at a very affordable price.

Works good. Charging cable is weird and easy to lose. Hope they last longer then the cheaper est buds i have purchased.

great for walks. easy to connect to phone and price was right. have purchased additional headphones for family members.

These are a great option for the smart TV and other things going on in the house - think COVID homebound. They have become a great option for other devices as well, computer, etc.

Decent sound and bass. Uncomfortable even at smallest size earbud for long term use (e.g. gaming).

Can’t ever complain. Always had Jaybirds, just bought these for my wife. She loves them just be aware that they don’t come with the comply foam buds.

Ok headphones to use the price was great bought on sale sound was great

These headphones probably wouldn’t be such a great value at the full retail price, but for just $49.99 they make a lot of sense.