INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
tell you, there are still some who aren't ready to give up the wire.To help conversion process pick up some pace, Jaybird is introducing a
That makes them about $30 cheaper than the recently released Jaybird X4 and puts them at price, Jaybird hopes, will cause people to give up
the cord for good."We know a lot of dedicated athletes and fitness fans haven't yet made the switch to wireless headphones," said Jamie
Parker, CEO of Jaybird, in a press release sent to TheIndianSubcontinent
"We designed Jaybird Tarah to be the perfect introduction to going wireless - tangle-free and easy-to-use while delivering on the Jaybird
fundamentals: sweat- and waterproof, a secure and comfortable sport fit, incredible sound with customizable EQ settings through the Jaybird
compensate, the Tarah will have a quick charge feature that gives you one hour of play time after 10 minutes of juicing, reducing the
frustration of picking up a dead pair of headphones right before you planned on working out.Tarah will be compatible with the Jaybird app
that allows you to set the EQ of the headphones, and offers light social networking features.The Jaybird Tarah Wireless Sport Headphones are
expected to be available for order exclusively at Jaybird's website on September 25 and in-stores and online starting in the US, Canada
