Gear We Love: Revo Wireless offers Bluetooth-headphone convenience without the compromise<article>
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There’s a lot of gear out there for your Apple devices, but how do you know which are worth your time and what’s not worth your money? In our Gear We Love column, Macworld’s editors tell you about the products we’re personally using—and loving.</p><p>I’m a headphone geek, which means that I care a lot about sound quality. And
that means that as much as I love the convenience of wireless peripherals, I’ve long steered clear of Bluetooth headphones—they just didn’t sound very good.</p><p>But I’m not above liking a
great headphone that’s fun to listen to, even if it’s not perfectly accurate. And Bluetooth audio has improved enough over the past few years that you can actually find some very good Bluetooth headphones. Which is why one of my favorite headphones of late is Jabra’s $200 <strong>
Revo Wireless</strong>. The Revo Wireless is a comfortable, well-built, stylish, and great-sounding headphone that just so happens to connect using Bluetooth (or, when Bluetooth isn’t an option, a standard audio cable—more on that in a bit).</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2455687/gear-we-love-revo-wireless-offers-bluetooth-headphone-convenience-without-the-compromise.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Gear We Love: Revo Wireless offers Bluetooth-headphone convenience without the compromise
