The new Jaybird Tarah Pros earbuds offer 14 hours of charge time and IPX7 water protection

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Bluetooth headphones are quickly becoming the number one companion of all fitness lovers. Knowing this, Jaybird put all the knowledge collected over several years on this field and revamped its line of fitness headphones with the launch of the Tarah Pros, the company’s new flagship model.

Being the pioneer of a new line of “Pro Series” buds, this new model promises 14 hours of battery life. This autonomy more than doubles the one of Jaybird’s previous flagship model, the X series, which battery lasts for 6 hours.

What do the Tarah Pros have to offer?

While the Pros have similar looks to the Tarah model, they are more focused on the most demanding athletes. This can be seen not only in the battery life but also in the new cord connecting the earbuds that keep it from sticking to sweaty skin. The Tarah Pros are also IPX7 water protection, reflecting its active lifestyle features.

These headphones come with a custom app, which allows the user to adjust equalization according to their personal taste. They can also adjust to the user’s ear in two ways: over or under the ear, which has been made easier in this new model. It also charges pretty quickly, going from zero to 100% in two hours.

More info regarding the Tarah Pro earbuds

Its package also comes fully equipped with everything any user might need, other than the headphones themselves, with the Tarah Pro earbuds including three earbud covers, a charging cradle with cable, a shirt clip, a speed cinch, and a carrying pouch.

The Tarah Pros can be obtained from Jaybird’s store for $159.99 and are available in three colors: black-flash, mineral blue-jade and titanium-glacier.

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