Parrot Zik vs Jabra REVO Wireless

You control the headphones by swipes taps. Swipe up and down to adjust the volume, swipe left and right to change the track and tapping will pause.

A jawbone and motion sensors that are built in the headphones can detect when you take off your headphones and stop playback as it happens.

There are iOS and Android companion apps for advanced settings. These allow for equalization, virtualization, turning noise-cancellation on and off, and other minor things.

You can use these headphones both in as a wireless and a wired device.

Compared to other Bluetooth solution the sound quality is good, compared to wired solutions the sound quality leaves room for improvement.

Consisting of 4 microphones (2 inward facing, 2 - outward) these headphones have an excellent noise-cancellation. You can also choose to disable the feature via the app.

These headphones have a solid build quality, they will last for a long time. They can also be folded to take up less space.

Jabra REVO is lightweight, fits tightly, yet doesn't strain your ears due to soft padding.

Swipe in a circular motion forwards/backwards to adjust volume, tap to stop/resume, double-tap in front to advance a track, double-tap in back to play previous track.

Jabra offers a mostly balanced sound that's a bit mid-heavy, but can be adjusted with the companion app EQ.

These headphones can work with a wide range of devices thanks to the myriad of connectivity options available.

Jabra REVO offers a good sound quality when calling indoors and a mostly good perfomance outdoors.

Companion app is available for iOS and Android and allows adjusting the EQ.

These headphones support the near field communication standard to easily establish connection with your smartphone.