JAYS d-JAYS

5.2/10* Average 2 reviews
BrandJAYS
TypeEarbud/Canal
DriverDynamic
Connector3.5mm Mini Stereo
Online Price USD$99
Weight13.0g
Impedance40 Ω
Cable Length160 cm
MicrophoneNone
Noise ReductionNone
Isolation25 dB
Release Year (approximate)2006

This headphone has had its score reduced by 30% as it is an older model.

Average Reviewer Scores

Bass Quality 5.0
Mids Quality 8.0
Highs Quality 7.0
Detail 7.5
Portability 9.0
Comfort 8.5
Durability 7.5
Value 7.0
Isolation 7.5
Overall Score 5.2

User Reviews

Err0r Reviewer
7.3/10

These headphones are definitely superior to the ones in the same price range in terms or portability, comfort and design without sacrificing any sound quality.

Since I've gotten the d-JAYS, I have never touched my Shure E2c as they are at least double the size of the d-JAYS and a nightmare to wear, without providing any better sound. In fact, I now feel the sound produced by the d-JAYS are more "natural" than that produced by the E2c.

In brief, if you are looking for some mid-range IEM headphones and is conscious of style and concerned of comfort and portability, give these an extra look!

Reviewed Jan 07, 2007
Bass Quality5Mids Quality7Highs Quality6
Detail7Comfort9Durability6
Portability10Value7Isolation7
Jackback Reviewer
7.8/10

I've had a lot of headphones through out the years f.e Shure E2C and last the V-moda Vibes. These beats them all. Maybe the sound difference isn't that big always but the durability is the best I've tested on IEMs. Small and light weighted and fits easy and I don't have to wear them behind my ears. They have a very neutral freq response and very detailed mid. I'm looking forward to the upcoming q-JAYS that should be out soon I hope. I will stick to these for a while now.

99USD may be a lot to some, but it is to me one of the best investments in sound quality I've made.

Recommended!

//Jackback

Reviewed Jan 07, 2007
Bass Quality5Mids Quality9Highs Quality8
Detail8Comfort8Durability9
Portability8Value7Isolation8