t-Jays three earphones - Review

Jays, the Swedish earphone manufacturer, produces a lot of similarly named products, which also happen to have similar designs. The look is clean, simple, and usually black, and the audio performance often emphasizes bass response. The $99.99 (direct) Jays t-Jays Three is the top-of-the-line option in the t-Jays series (there are several other lines, like a-Jays, c-Jays, and q-Jays), and it boasts some pretty powerful audio performance, with deep bass and highly sculpted high-mids and highs. Vocals sound crisp, and stand alongside intense low frequencies.

This is how Jays describes it's earphones:

Your t-JAYS Three loves music. It will deliver an ultra wide frequency range with a resonating deep bass response and a sound experience which will stop you in your tracks.

A crisp, clean and natural sound is what t-JAYS Three provides; anytime, anywhere. The JAYS-developed 10mm TCD driver with strong neodymium magnets ensures that instrumentals and vocals are reproduced in exactly the way the performers originally intended.

A vented bass port on the back with an acoustic filter effects a bass response which is snappy, precise and deep and vocals which are crystal clear and uplifting.

Package:

The t Jays three comes in a very good packaging. You get the earphones, a case, 4 different sized earbuds, a flight adapter and a stereo splitter. It's good that Jays has included a case, no other manufacturer would have done that.

Design:

The t-Jays Three are a uniform, matte black, and the overall design is simple—the only real flourish is the etched logo on each earpiece. The earpiece's angled contour incorporates a vented bass port, helping to provide some of the booming low frequency response, but also to stabilize the earpiece, as it presses gently against the outer ear. Earpieces can be worn either straight, with the cable pointing down, or upside down, for added stability, with the cable looping over and behind the upper ridge of the ear. There is no microphone or button controls. Another interesting design feature is the cabling. Rather than provide a single long cable, the t-Jays have a 60cm length by default, and are bundled with a 70cm extension cable should more be required. We did prefer the quirky, but tangle-resistant cabling of the a-Jays Three earphones to that of the t-Jays, though not enough that we'd make the step down in audio quality.

Sound Quality:

The t-jays Three are quite crisp, with a nice amount of focus on the high-mids, allowing a nice treble edge to keep things from getting muddy.  The bass is amazing, much better than earphones at this price range. In other words, bass lovers who also favor crisp highs will probably enjoy the t-Jays Three quite a bit. The vocals in sings are crisp and clear and you'll enjoy listening to music for hours. These earphones are best optimised for rock songs.

Accessories:

Price: The t Jays three is prices at $99 which is available from the Official Jays Website. these are really worth the price.

Pros:

• Strong build quality
• Good Bass
• Sound is crisp and clear
• Sexy Design

 Cons:

• No volume controls 

Verdict:

If you are looking for earphones under $99, this is surely a contender for it. It also has a sexy design which will match well with high school students. With the accessories Jays are providing, you should really check these earphones out.

Another interesting design feature is the cabling. Rather than provide a single long cable, the t-Jays have a 60cm length by default, and are bundled with a 70cm extension cable should more be required. We did prefer the quirky, but tangle-resistant cabling of the a-Jays Three earphones to that of the t-Jays, though not enough that we'd make the step down in audio quality.
Read more at http://www.trustedreviews.com/jays-t-jays-three_Headphones_review#16mfbg43vZrzFZeX.99

Another interesting design feature is the cabling. Rather than provide a single long cable, the t-Jays have a 60cm length by default, and are bundled with a 70cm extension cable should more be required. We did prefer the quirky, but tangle-resistant cabling of the a-Jays Three earphones to that of the t-Jays, though not enough that we'd make the step down in audio quality.
Read more at http://www.trustedreviews.com/jays-t-jays-three_Headphones_review#16mfbg43vZrzFZeX.99

Another interesting design feature is the cabling. Rather than provide a single long cable, the t-Jays have a 60cm length by default, and are bundled with a 70cm extension cable should more be required. We did prefer the quirky, but tangle-resistant cabling of the a-Jays Three earphones to that of the t-Jays, though not enough that we'd make the step down in audio quality.
Read more at http://www.trustedreviews.com/jays-t-jays-three_Headphones_review#16mfbg43vZrzFZeX.99