Swedish headphone maker Jays has updated its a-Jays One earphones. The new One+ model maintains the same basic design, but adds a single-button inline remote and microphone that enables users to switch between music and phone calls when the earphones are connected to smartphones. The remote/mic combo is compatible with a wide range of platforms, including iOS, Android, Windows Phone and BlackBerry.
Swedish headphone maker Jays is already introducing a new product for the just-announced iPhone 4. The a-JAYS Four iPhone is based on the company's existing a-JAYS line-up, and the a-JAYS Three specifically. It has three built-in buttons with a grip placed inline with the cord. The remote will adjust volume, answer and end calls, navigate through audio tracks and record voice memos.
Sweden-based earphone maker Jays has introduced a new range of earbuds, with thet-JAYS. The three models, called simply One, Two and Three differ by their sound character and included accessories. All share the same 8-gram earphone that contains a dynamic speaker with a 10mm Neodymium element and a detachable 2- or 4.3-foot Kevlar cord.
Swedish headphone and portable media player accessories maker Jays on Thursday introduced its latest product, the s-JAYS in-ear headphones. The headphones are the company's first to use SIREN armature technology, which is said to offer a wider acoustic range than before, with precise highs, more pronounced mids and deeper bass. In addition to the new design, the headphones sport the company's sound isolating system to provide clear sound at any volume level.
Headphone manufacturer Jays has launched the c-JAYS, its first external headphones with numerous adapters to make them compatible with a variety of popular consumer electronics. The headphones can otherwise be customized to users' tastes with three, differently-sized included foam ear cushions. The headphones feature an Elastic Multi Layer (EML), 1.6-inch (40mm) speaker diaphragm for good sound isolation with a Neodymium magnet at their core. The c-JAYS' sensitivity is rated at 99 dB at 1kHz, while frequency response ranges from 20Hz to 20kHz.
