Jays aims for long-term comfort with stylish t-Jays earbuds
We heard that Jays was gearing up to ship a baker's half-dozen of new headphones this year, and we've got to say -- the t-Jays ain't a bad way to get things rolling. Designed with a "warm and wide soundstage," these 'buds boast an angled sound chamber optimized for delivering deep bass, and Jays proclaims that these might be the best earphones yet for extended listening sessions. They can be worn over the ear or straight in, and the cord has been designed to sit closer to the body in order to reduce burden placed on the ear. As with some of the outfit's other offerings, these too will ship in One, Two or Three flavors -- each will boast the same speaker size, but the frequency response and amount of bundled extras increases with each level. They'll be lookin' to take on Sleek Audio's SA1 and Klipsch's Image S4 when they land in May for $79, $89 and $99 in order of mention.
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Jays launches t-JAYS for active music fans
Swedish earphone manufacturer Jays is launching its second product of the Spring, t-JAYS, targeting the active music fan who demands better audio performance on the move. t-JAYS are offered in three variants, One, Two and Three, each with its own accessories and sound character.
t-JAYS is a sleek in-ear earphone with a warm and wide soundstage plus added practical benefits to suit active users. With an angled sound chamber optimised for a captivating and deep bass plus a warm midrange set in a wide soundstage t-JAYS are perfectly suited for long listening sessions. The 8 gram earphone is equipped with a dynamic speaker with a 10mm Neodymium element plus a strong detachable 60 or 130 cm Kevlar cord, for use with headsets, iPhone Adapters and Bluetooth solutions. The t-JAYS cable can be worn over the ear to ensure that it is comfortable and secure for sports performance, even with a helmet, thanks to its angled design. The cord has also been specially designed to sit closer to the body to provide a reduced burden on the ear.
Jays strives to offer individualized products rather than keep a one-size-fits-all approach, as such t-JAYS are offered in three variants of price, sound quality, finish and accessories. The speaker size remains the same in every model, but each upgrade offers increased frequency response. All models feature a newly-developed strong detachable TPE-coated cable made of Kevlar, a goldplated contact and are presented in various finishes ranging from the Standard Black to Deep High Gloss Black and Rubber Coated Black. t-JAYS Three includes a stereo splitter, a flight adapter, and a newly developed protective travel case.
"With t-JAYS we feel that weve really hit the mark with a top quality, flexible, almost sports-performance earphone which has a broad and warm sound that makes it comfortable for long listening especially in tougher, more active conditions", says Peter Cedmer product manager at Jays. "Weve packed in a host of innovative touches in addition to our usual high performance but with a number of options offering different price points for our users."
t-JAYS One, Two and Three will be available in May and the target price is USD 79, 89 and 99 (ex Tax) for each model.























They sound good, we get it!
Who has ears that big!! What are these, designed for giants???
@nelagster. Hmmm, I could use this earbud to cover up that exhaust hole in my Death Star, making it indestructable! I'll take 20
@Lord Vader Hey Lord Vader, aren't you supposed to be dead ? correct me if I'm wrong but I swear Luke set fire to your dead corpse at the end of Jedi... what gives ??
@nelagster
Definitely a hairblower on a flower pot.
@Firesuite That was all a lie, I pretended to die, then when luke left i teleported to Tatooine at the last minute and sealed myself in carbonite for 10000 years. I then awoke in 2009 and began to reconstruct my empire
@Lord Vader you mean to tell me that our deathstar was destroyed due to the oversight of a single headphone? my trust in you is fading.
baker's half dozen?
@elduderino
that's right, they're shipping 6.5 of these!
Interesting advertisement engadget.
@Apple Google Microsoft
It's a blatant Advert. What's up Engadget? Please tell me how these are new or innovative.
@Apple Google Microsoft
Please tell me you're joking. This a tech blog bringing info about the latest products. Either everything on this site is an advertisement or nothing is. They're just bringing products to users' - who are also consumers - attention.
@Apple Google Microsoft
You guys are actually right. I'm a total sheep for not recognising these ad's sooner - shame on you engadget =[
damn, i love my sleeks
I hate to make my first post a complaint, but I must agree with the fellows above: this isn't new tech, it's a new product.
@PandaLand
How many laptops are new tech at this point? PMPs? Snapdragon powered HTC phones?
They're all new product, and I don't see any of you complaining when there's a review posted...
But that's my name.
@mynameisjay
Not anymore!
Ah too late, just bought some new earphones today, Sennheiser IE6 on sale for £40...good deal or what!!
Weren't the new budget 'jays coming out going to be called "a-jays" or something?
Finally Doom has found the perfect gift for Galactus this holiday season!
Hm. I once wore my Shure E2s for 16 hours straight, no discomfort. My Klipsch S4i are also very comfortable.
I think I'll hold out for their b-Jays model.
@Mahapralaya
Here's to you, Mr. Posted Something Funny About The Article That Everyone Was Thinking But Was Too Lazy To Post.