Jaybird Tarah Pro wireless sport headphones: in pictures
Jaybird is known for offering wireless headphones for athletes and as it continues to broaden its range of offerings, the first Pro Series was released as the Jaybird Tarah Pro.
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Jaybird Tarah Pro retail package
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Magnetic lock in action
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Integrated tips and fins
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Jaybird earbuds
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Quick cord management system
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Included carrying case
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Three button controller
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Magnetic charging dock
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Under-the-ear wear option
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Over-the-ear wear option
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Starting the personal equalizer wizard
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Stepping through the hearing test
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Personalized equalizer results
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Integrated Spotify playlists
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