--- product_id: 712123 title: "Jabra SPORT Bluetooth Stereo Headset - Retail Packaging - Black/Yellow" brand: "jabra" price: "FREE" currency: ARS in_stock: false reviews_count: 11 url: https://www.desertcart.com.ar/products/712123-jabra-sport-bluetooth-stereo-headset-retail-packaging-black-yellow store_origin: AR region: Argentina --- # Powerful bass sound Secure fit for workouts Military-grade protection Jabra SPORT Bluetooth Stereo Headset - Retail Packaging - Black/Yellow **Brand:** jabra **Price:** FREE **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > 🎢 Elevate Your Workout Experience! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Jabra SPORT Bluetooth Stereo Headset - Retail Packaging - Black/Yellow by jabra - **How much does it cost?** FREE with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.ar](https://www.desertcart.com.ar/products/712123-jabra-sport-bluetooth-stereo-headset-retail-packaging-black-yellow) ## Best For - jabra enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted jabra brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Stay Connected:** Multiuse capability allows you to connect to two devices simultaneously, ensuring you never miss a beat. - β€’ **Built to Endure:** With US Military Grade rain, dust, and shock protection, these headsets are ready for any challenge. - β€’ **Sound That Moves You:** Enjoy powerful bass and built-in FM radio to keep your energy high during workouts. - β€’ **Unleash Your Workout:** Experience a secure and comfortable fit that keeps you focused on your fitness goals. - β€’ **Touch Control Convenience:** Easily skip tracks, adjust volume, and manage calls with intuitive touch controls. ## Overview The Jabra SPORT Bluetooth Stereo Headset combines a secure fit with military-grade durability, powerful sound, and intuitive touch controls, making it the perfect companion for any active lifestyle. ## Description Exercise is about freedom, pushing limits and enjoying doing it. Some people like to exercise while listening to music, other want to be able to answer incoming calls while on-the-go. With the Jabra SPORT Bluetooth stereo headset it’s easy to do both - and without the hassle of headset wires that slow you down. You simply stream music and calls via Bluetooth to it. With the Jabra SPORT you get exceptional music and call sound quality. It has A2DP for streaming music, AM3D Power Bass for audio enhancement, and a wind-shielded microphone. It also has a built-in FM radio so you can tune in to your favorite station while you work out. Jabra SPORT is ultra-light and easy to wear. With a choice of different Eargels and a flexible behind-the-ear fit, it stays firmly and comfortably in place. It’s also tough - with US Military Grade rain, dust and shock protection it is fit for any challenge, indoors or outdoors. Review: I don't know why these are getting such low ratings. - I bought these a few days ago. I first saw them in a fitness mag and then thoroughly researched all Bluetooth music head sets out there. Are they absolutely perfect? No, but I gave them the five star because they don't deserve such a low rating. Honestly I would rate them a four star product. First of all, everyone is griping about the connection cutting out when outside. The details clearly state that the recommended use if with an armband. However, I am a college student and these headphones work fine when I have my phone in my book bag while I'm walking around campus. If I put the phone in my pocket is drops out, but I usually just keep it in my backpack. Also if I have a jacket pocket, they do NOT drop out. Secondly, indoors these things are awesome. I dock the phone and walk all round my house (yes even in to another room) and they never cut out. Also, this headset connects to TWO devices at the same time, which is crazy useful. I can connect to my iPhone and iPad at the same time. I can also connect to my computer and one of these. I work in a lab and often watch videos on my iPad while working. This way I can listen and not have to move the iPad around with me. If a phone call comes in the headset lets me know and I can choose to answer or decline. Now, I have not worn these in the pouring rain yet, but I'll update if/when I do. My only gripe is that the earbuds took a while for me to find a premium comfort fit. They are NOT sound isolating earphones. Which can be good and bad. I bought these partially to use under a motorcycle helmet while riding and I need to be able to hear other sounds (like honking horns, and sirens). But, that said, I am used to the earplug style earbuds, so it took me a bit to get used to the difference. They do come with 3 adjustable gels to find a good fit. Just make sure you align the arrows on the gels to the arrows on the ear hooks. If you have them on there backwards it much more uncomfortable. As for the sound quality, it is good. I'm not really an audiophile, but I do love to hear the bass and the details in songs. These sound really good for head phones that aren't the "in ear" style. The bass is good and the treble is good and over all they are well balanced. Lastly, the mic is okay when you are making phone calls, but it does make you sound like you are in a well. Not a big deal for me because most Bluetooth headset that don't have a tacky mic sticking out in front of your mouth make you sound like you are in a well. People I talk to on the phone say they can tell I'm on a hands free set, but there is no problem hearing and understanding me. Summary: they do what they are advertised to do, they are a good value for the price, they require a reading of the directions and sometime finding the best fit, they ARE worth it. Just read the description well and see if you are okay with what Jabra says they will and will not do. If you walk with your phone in a jeans pocket outside and want to listen to music, and you're not willing to adapt a little then these probably aren't for you. Review: Best Design I've ever seen - Other products claim to be usable while working out, but the Jabra Sport is the only Bluetooth headset I've owned that looks, feels, and works like it I'd expect for the rigors stresses of such. several features of this product prove that when Jabra made it, they wanted their customers to be satisfied, and I am always happy and surprised by a company that cares to make a high quality product for a decent price. (most sell for $99, but I was able to purchase it on desertcart for $69). Features -Both earpieces are covered in a combination of plastic and silicone, protecting it from sweat, water, and making them very comfortable. Now they do hurt my ears a little, but I've always had trouble with ear pieces, and its not so bad that I can't ignore it. -The buttons are covered by this same silicone, as well as a decently attached cover for the charge port, protecting all of them. -Connection is super easy, the first time you power it on it has a cool tutorial to actually help you establish connection. Connection is also fast afterwards, and I've little to no trouble getting my phone (Virgin Mobil HTC EVO 5 (a sister design of the HTC 4G 3D") to working with it. -It may take a few tries before you get use to how to put the headset on with ease, but it always feel snug, and I've done yard work and running without it moving even slightly. -Music sounds good, not great, but good enough, and I've never had a problem with a phone call. I've even used this headset while driving, the party I was talking to could hear me so clearly, they didn't even know I was in my car! - From what I can tell, the unit seems to stop charging on its own when finished, this is a feature few manufactures bother with because they want your batteries to burn up and you to buy new ones. You can't replace the battery here, and Jabra wants this headset to last! TKS Jabra! Cons - the package claims it has an armband with it, but in my case it did not...fair warning. - on that note I highly suggest getting an armband, I cannot claim that its not my phone, however the 3.0 Bluetooth technology in general seems to be a little disappointing. Its faster than 2.1, but its new use of 802.11 WiFi signals, allows for massive interference from all WiFi routers, and products. Once again I've never had trouble with a phone call, but when listening to music, it skips often in the house, and even outside if you have the phone in your pocket or something. However when an armband is used on my right arm, there are no skips. - The instructions claim that the unit requires 2 hours to charge, maybe, but first charge takes much longer. - Charge cord on the block is ridiculously short. Overall I find this headset to be one of the best designs I've ever seen, and at the price I got them ($69), I would be happy to buy them again. There design, comfort, features, fit, and overall quality says that Jabra wanted everyone to be satisfied with this product, and wanted it to last (with proper care of course). Yes I did write quite a few cons, but lets be honest, no product is perfect, and none of these cons outweigh this products value, or its enjoyment while using it. Stars I gave this unit 4 stars, only because I am disappointed in Bluetooth 3.0 in general, but that's not really the fault of Jabra...screw it I'm changing it to 5 stars. ## Features - Secure and comfortable fit during workouts - US Military Grade rain, dust and shock protection - Powerful bass sound and built-in FM Radio - Touch headset to skip tracks, adjust volume, pause/resume workouts or answer/end calls - Multiuse connects to 2 devices at the same time ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B005FVNHBI | | Additional Features | Stereo | | Age Range Description | Adult | | Audio Driver Type | Dynamic Driver | | Best Sellers Rank | #25,070 in Earbud & In-Ear Headphones #72,363 in MP3 & MP4 Player Accessories | | Brand | Jabra | | Brand Name | Jabra | | Built-In Media | In-line Remote, Earbuds | | Cable Features | Without Cable | | Color | Black/Yellow | | Compatible Devices | Smartphones, Tablets, Laptops, Desktops | | Connectivity Technology | Wireless | | Control Method | Touch | | Control Type | Touch Control | | Customer Package Type | Standard Packaging | | Customer Reviews | 3.2 out of 5 stars 1,358 Reviews | | Ear Placement | In Ear | | Earpiece Shape | Ear Hooks/Wings | | Enclosure Material | Plastic | | Form Factor | Two-Ear | | Frequency Range | 20 Hz - 10,000 Hz | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00615822002790 | | Headphone Folding Features | Two-Ear | | Headphones Ear Placement | In Ear | | Is Autographed | No | | Item Weight | 0.19 Pounds | | Manufacturer | Jabra | | Model Name | SPORT | | Model Number | SPORT | | Number of Items | 1 | | Specific Uses For Product | Sports and Exercise | | UPC | 615822002790 615822004626 | | Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant | | Wireless Technology | Bluetooth | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Jabra - **Color:** Black/Yellow - **Ear Placement:** In Ear - **Form Factor:** Two-Ear - **Model Name:** SPORT ## Images ![Jabra SPORT Bluetooth Stereo Headset - Retail Packaging - Black/Yellow - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81yik95+JyL.jpg) ![Jabra SPORT Bluetooth Stereo Headset - Retail Packaging - Black/Yellow - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61euJule7QL.jpg) ![Jabra SPORT Bluetooth Stereo Headset - Retail Packaging - Black/Yellow - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/4159r9YRZhL.jpg) ![Jabra SPORT Bluetooth Stereo Headset - Retail Packaging - Black/Yellow - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/3104T+YBUZL.jpg) ![Jabra SPORT Bluetooth Stereo Headset - Retail Packaging - Black/Yellow - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91BHX3+bWpL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I don't know why these are getting such low ratings. *by L***S on April 13, 2012* I bought these a few days ago. I first saw them in a fitness mag and then thoroughly researched all Bluetooth music head sets out there. Are they absolutely perfect? No, but I gave them the five star because they don't deserve such a low rating. Honestly I would rate them a four star product. First of all, everyone is griping about the connection cutting out when outside. The details clearly state that the recommended use if with an armband. However, I am a college student and these headphones work fine when I have my phone in my book bag while I'm walking around campus. If I put the phone in my pocket is drops out, but I usually just keep it in my backpack. Also if I have a jacket pocket, they do NOT drop out. Secondly, indoors these things are awesome. I dock the phone and walk all round my house (yes even in to another room) and they never cut out. Also, this headset connects to TWO devices at the same time, which is crazy useful. I can connect to my iPhone and iPad at the same time. I can also connect to my computer and one of these. I work in a lab and often watch videos on my iPad while working. This way I can listen and not have to move the iPad around with me. If a phone call comes in the headset lets me know and I can choose to answer or decline. Now, I have not worn these in the pouring rain yet, but I'll update if/when I do. My only gripe is that the earbuds took a while for me to find a premium comfort fit. They are NOT sound isolating earphones. Which can be good and bad. I bought these partially to use under a motorcycle helmet while riding and I need to be able to hear other sounds (like honking horns, and sirens). But, that said, I am used to the earplug style earbuds, so it took me a bit to get used to the difference. They do come with 3 adjustable gels to find a good fit. Just make sure you align the arrows on the gels to the arrows on the ear hooks. If you have them on there backwards it much more uncomfortable. As for the sound quality, it is good. I'm not really an audiophile, but I do love to hear the bass and the details in songs. These sound really good for head phones that aren't the "in ear" style. The bass is good and the treble is good and over all they are well balanced. Lastly, the mic is okay when you are making phone calls, but it does make you sound like you are in a well. Not a big deal for me because most Bluetooth headset that don't have a tacky mic sticking out in front of your mouth make you sound like you are in a well. People I talk to on the phone say they can tell I'm on a hands free set, but there is no problem hearing and understanding me. Summary: they do what they are advertised to do, they are a good value for the price, they require a reading of the directions and sometime finding the best fit, they ARE worth it. Just read the description well and see if you are okay with what Jabra says they will and will not do. If you walk with your phone in a jeans pocket outside and want to listen to music, and you're not willing to adapt a little then these probably aren't for you. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best Design I've ever seen *by S***A on November 14, 2012* Other products claim to be usable while working out, but the Jabra Sport is the only Bluetooth headset I've owned that looks, feels, and works like it I'd expect for the rigors stresses of such. several features of this product prove that when Jabra made it, they wanted their customers to be satisfied, and I am always happy and surprised by a company that cares to make a high quality product for a decent price. (most sell for $99, but I was able to purchase it on amazon for $69). Features -Both earpieces are covered in a combination of plastic and silicone, protecting it from sweat, water, and making them very comfortable. Now they do hurt my ears a little, but I've always had trouble with ear pieces, and its not so bad that I can't ignore it. -The buttons are covered by this same silicone, as well as a decently attached cover for the charge port, protecting all of them. -Connection is super easy, the first time you power it on it has a cool tutorial to actually help you establish connection. Connection is also fast afterwards, and I've little to no trouble getting my phone (Virgin Mobil HTC EVO 5 (a sister design of the HTC 4G 3D") to working with it. -It may take a few tries before you get use to how to put the headset on with ease, but it always feel snug, and I've done yard work and running without it moving even slightly. -Music sounds good, not great, but good enough, and I've never had a problem with a phone call. I've even used this headset while driving, the party I was talking to could hear me so clearly, they didn't even know I was in my car! - From what I can tell, the unit seems to stop charging on its own when finished, this is a feature few manufactures bother with because they want your batteries to burn up and you to buy new ones. You can't replace the battery here, and Jabra wants this headset to last! TKS Jabra! Cons - the package claims it has an armband with it, but in my case it did not...fair warning. - on that note I highly suggest getting an armband, I cannot claim that its not my phone, however the 3.0 Bluetooth technology in general seems to be a little disappointing. Its faster than 2.1, but its new use of 802.11 WiFi signals, allows for massive interference from all WiFi routers, and products. Once again I've never had trouble with a phone call, but when listening to music, it skips often in the house, and even outside if you have the phone in your pocket or something. However when an armband is used on my right arm, there are no skips. - The instructions claim that the unit requires 2 hours to charge, maybe, but first charge takes much longer. - Charge cord on the block is ridiculously short. Overall I find this headset to be one of the best designs I've ever seen, and at the price I got them ($69), I would be happy to buy them again. There design, comfort, features, fit, and overall quality says that Jabra wanted everyone to be satisfied with this product, and wanted it to last (with proper care of course). Yes I did write quite a few cons, but lets be honest, no product is perfect, and none of these cons outweigh this products value, or its enjoyment while using it. Stars I gave this unit 4 stars, only because I am disappointed in Bluetooth 3.0 in general, but that's not really the fault of Jabra...screw it I'm changing it to 5 stars. ### ⭐ Jabra BT Sport vs Jaybird Freedom vs Moto s10-hd *by J***. on September 11, 2011* As the title implies, I own all of these headsets. I wanted something primarily for bluetooth music streaming for various situations like excercising, simple morning walks, streaming while at my kids afterschool activities, etc... I had the moto s9 non hd years ago but didnt get much use, it was flawed in a lot of ways so I moved on to the s10hd a few months back, it was a definite improvement but i wanted more thus began the collection. The Jabra Sport bluetooth is something I really desired, it answered alot of my wishes from the spec sheet, i pursued finiding it in stock asap, what a collasal letdown it was though. I'll go by categories, first being the Fit. I felt the Jabra won fairly easily here. The s10-HD are bulky in the back, not the easiest or quickest to put on right and frankly hurt my ear canals after a bit of use. I experimented with the different ear piece fits and settled on one that gave me the best sound but in turn, it did hurt after a bit. I also wear glasses and out of the three this was the one that I had to fiddle with to put it on over my glasses. I also hated how bending my neck even slightly back would cause my back to hit up against the massise back battery houseing. The Jaybirds ended up fitting pretty good, again it took a bit of trial and error to get the right ear peice fits but I did end up settling on something that was fairly easy to put on but gave a secure fit. I'm not a fan of the over the ear fits so on a 'being partial to something' level, it was my favorite style of fit. it's one major drawback is however once you sweat and turn your head, the back wire grabs on your neck which is annoying in itself but even more, it tugs on the earpieces. Depending on the earpieces you pick, i could see this tugging them out. Jaybird has since released a new type of fitting set along with now, over the ear add on clips that were available on their website. I ended up with a newer version of the set and box that included all these new fittings in it. Mine never tugged out on the treadmill, but it did get increasingly more of a nuisance. the back wire is longer then the one on the jabra and comes with a shortening clip, adjusting it to various lengths never brought any relief with this issue. Even though not a fan over the over the ear fit on the jabra and s10, the jabra's fit like a dream i must admit. They are the easiest to put on, the ear piece offerings are on the paltry side but i did find a good fit amongst them. This also has the tugging/sweating issue of the jaybirds but with the over the ear fit, it felt much more stable and the tugging wasn't as noticeable to the level of the jaybirds. Sound I felt the jaybirds won this one easily, they are more of a in-ear fit where as the others aren't quite there. the s10's i guess can be somewhat in-ear but they are so massive so you don't get that seal you get with the jaybirds while the jabra's have no in ear fit option. The in ear fit and sealing makes all the difference, they also get louder then the other two, again probably due to the in ear factor. between the s10 and jabra it could be a virtual tossup i guess, I would probably put the s10's marginally ahead of the jabras mainly because it's ear pieces can create a partial seal. the jaybirds had a fuller, richer sound. I have read somewhere that early revisions on these sets may have had lesser quality sound, never confirmed that. Mine were new and great. options The jabras have multipoint and fm radio allthough the fm radio experience was garbage for me. I live in scottsdale, arizona and from in my house, i could tune two hispanic radio stations. Not hispanic, don't understand it so pointless for me. Outdoors, it got slightly better, I got one additional station, a english one but beyond that, i missed out on most of the fm offerings here. I have never really needed multipoint so its a non issue for me. The jaybirds come with quite a few fitting options so they win there allthough their use of a propietary usb charging cable is a dumb choice, you'll be carrying this wire around with you. the jabra did not come with a carrying case as was reported on some sites, it has a ac charger but no detachable micro usb wire. the moto s10 also doesn't come with a case, i used the one i had from the s9. the jaybirds come with a very sleek looking case allthough its not easily closable when putting the usb cable inside with the earphones. call quality all of these stink here, but for me it wasn't a killer negative. these devices are designed to be worn for stereo music when you are working out. In a pinch, they can perform a call or more likely, recieve one. these are not everyday, make all your calls thru it sets so for me it's hard to negatively rate how bad they are at calls. Does it work? here comes the hammer, you would figure this section is not needed but wow was the jabra a letdown here. My jaw was on the ground at how bad it is. All headsets have that pic in the manual that shows use a armband for optimal use but in the case of the jabra, its essentially the only way it will work. I went for a quick walk this morning and put the iphone4 in the pocket and it was dropout city. I have had every jawbone ever made, multiple bt sets before that, the jaybird, the moto, nothing ever gave me a dropout with the phone in the pocket. after some experimenting, the issue is basically it needs a clear, front facing line of sight to the iphone or whatever is transmitting the signal. while walking, i had to hold the phone in front of me at belly level, anything below the waist would cut out. i couldnt even hold it in my hand out of pocket, arm down to the side. anything on the left side of me cut out. if i put the phone behind me, it would cut out. but if i laid it below the waist on the ground but still kept a front facing line of sight with it, it would work. in a hypothetical situation on a treadmill, if i set it on the treadmill in front of me, it will work. but once it goes beneath the waist, left side or behind me it would cutout and eventually disconnect. even if it was on the right side of me, right of the headset, it would still cutout. putting the phone stationary and turning my head to the side so my right was facing it, it would cut out. it has to be in front. even on a armband and a swing my arm a certain way or position the phone to the back of the arm, it will cutout so even the armband has to be positioned a certain way and obviously the armband cant be on the left side. I have never seen anything this pathetic. essentially the only way to assure it doesn't cutout is to go to Joby's website, by the biggest gorillapod, wrap it around your belly and mount your phone. Jabra shoulda bsolutely be humiliated, ashamed of themselves for letting this thru qt inspection. Jaybirds win handsdown, not as good of a fit and no fm but better sound and the fact that it works trump it easily. --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - πŸ›’ **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** β€” Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** β€” Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - πŸ’° **No Hidden Fees** β€” All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - πŸ”„ **15-Day Free Returns** β€” Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - πŸ”’ **Secure Payments** β€” Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** β€” Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.com.ar/products/712123-jabra-sport-bluetooth-stereo-headset-retail-packaging-black-yellow](https://www.desertcart.com.ar/products/712123-jabra-sport-bluetooth-stereo-headset-retail-packaging-black-yellow) --- *Product available on Desertcart Argentina* *Store origin: AR* *Last updated: 2026-09-01*