Jabra REVO Wireless vs Parrot Zik 2.0

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.

The highs are the highlight of the Parrot Zik 2.0's sound signature. They are very clear and crisp without adding any harshness to the sound. The bass is also very good as the headphones can produce a very satisfying rumble and punch in the low end. The mids are slightly recessed, so instruments like guitars and the vocals are not too prominent, but are still clear.

From a full charge with all of the audio features on, you can get anywhere from 5 to 7 hours of listening time. However, if you choose to run these in airplane mode (wired connection with noise cancellation) you can get around 16 to 18 hours of use.

When you take the headphones from your head or put it back on, the music can automatically pause or resume. The Zik 2.0's Presence Sensor detects such motions, negating the need to manually pause/play the music.

The Parrot Zik 2.0 features Bluetooth as well as NFC connectivity for wireless use, which is great for modern smartphones or devices. If your music player does not have wireless connectivity, a 3.5mm jack can be used.

Consisting of 8 microphones (4 inward facing, 4 - outward) these headphones have excellent noise-cancellation. A feature called "Street Mode" uses the microphones to add noise from the outside to whatever's currently playing allowing you to be aware of your surroundings. You can also adjust how much outside noise you wish.

Aside from the sleek looking design, the Zik 2.0 also comes in a number of colors including black, white. blue, red and many more. These options are great if you have a specific color preference.

You can swipe left or right for previous or next track, tap to play or pause as well as answer calls with the headphones on. This can be very convenient, as you do not need to deal with small and difficult to press buttons.

There are iOS and Android companion apps for advanced settings. These allow for equalization, virtualization, turning noise-cancellation on and off, changing output frequencies and sound stage among other things. These settings can be applied on an artist/album/song basis and shared with other owners of Zik headphones.