My second jays earphones in three years. ordered with a hesitation but it proved to be a better purchase.
Pros:
Sturdy earphones wont break easily
Sound signature is of my liking. Bass is bit on the heavier side but fine tuning with Equaliser is a better option
better call clarity
no cable tweaking sound.
Cons:
a case would have added as a complete package

no remorse in buying this bluetooth earphones. the best under 4000. may be a review from headphonezone will do a better justification

After going through a lot of options including the a-six, the RHA and other not so famous brands I accidentally stumbled across this on Jays site and happen to ask HZ if its gonna be available anytime soon. When they said yes, I was quick to decide to buy this over the more expensive ones. I just didnt want to buy an expensive one and have a bad experience, since this was gonna be my first wireless. After going days of checking this site, I was fast to buy this when it finally became available. Now talking about the earphones..
I have never owned a jays and was expecting a lot from this brand, luckily they delivered..

Package - it came in this cool, as tiny as a CD case like pac which cramped the earphones, the earbuds ( 3 foam and 3 silicon) with a USB cable.

Build - They come in a sturdy plastic housing. I ordered the Matte Black color over the grey and boy does it look cool.It can easily reflect if its coated by oily substance or was as for that matter. But all in all it looks really good and sleek. the wires is flat and its long enough to go around your head and not your collar if you're wondering. they don't feel cheap at all.
The buttons are tacky and work well. There's an LED that flashes red on charging and blue when in operation.

Comfortability - Initially had some problems with the default buds but solved as soon as I switched it with smaller ones.

Battery - Yet to completely test this! I have used it for two days and it held the charge for whenever I pulled them. Charged them once on a powerbank cause I didn't want to exceed the required Volts with my quick charger( Haven't read the manual yet)

Sound - This goes for the bass. That doesn't mean that the other notes are inaudible. The bass is just more than your regular earphones and this is what I need while commuting. The vocals are strong so you don't need to worry, it's quite audible.

I don't have anything to complain, except that I wish it came with a carry case. Thanks HZ and Ja...

It's amazing to get Jay's in a 4000 pricing range.. it's the best earphone in this range.. sound quality is amazing..
I have done research for 1 month before buying this and I am really happy to buy this as it's much better then Jabra 25e , sony and samsung in the same range..

I have started using it and will add my findings after one week of using.

Thanks
Atul Gupta

For the price sound is great. Soundtages are not that wide but friequency response is great throughout. Bass is not over powering. But this is definitely not bass boosted earphone. Bass is punchy, with that, mids and highs are clear too.
I dont know why but its sounding better on my aptx android device rather than my iPhone.

Good purchase

These set of earphones are smartly designed. They are sturdy, pair seamlessly and the best part- They are noiseless. They don't let the noise slip out and nor do they let any external noise get in! You can listen to the music at as less as 30% volume and still it would just be the music in your ear that you can hear. The sound quality is awesome, and the memory foam ear plugs are comfortable and light weighted. They fit in snugly and you have 4 memory foam plugs to choose from! Needless to say, the 100% volume is pretty loud with decent bass, but a little uncomfortable for the ear (this is a personal choice, 80% is my personal setting for music).
The controls are easily accessible, and pretty basic and standard, there is a 3 second hold down for changing the pairing, volume up and down, pause and play, disconnect and receive calls. There will be no problem in getting used to the controls quickly.
Even though I had my doubts about the microphone, I have taken feedback from people, and they are as good as you are talking without earphones on, people can hear background sounds pretty clearly too (not always desirable), you don't have to manually hold the mic to your mouth in order to sound clear.
The Bluetooth range is pretty cool too, I am able to roam around (approx 10-15 mt) even with a wall in between and that doesn't interfere with the sound quality.
The packing is compact and light, no more bigger than a CD case. You will get the headset itself, extra earplugs and a charging chord. The earphones can go for 10-12 hours of usage (depending on the usage), and even more than that if they are just connected but not used. It takes around 1-2 hours to charge them for a day and a half or two's usage (again depending on usage).
So, I would say go ahead, they are worth the price and a good investment!

I have used many wireless earphones in the last 2 years. Bose sound sport, plantronics backbeat pro2 , jays a six, and now jays t-four, the last three I got from headphone zone, well firstly headphone zone products are excellent, hence the repetitive buying
Well as to jays t-four, it leans more towards the bass, and yes most of the times I hear clicking sounds when I insert the earplugs until it sits stable which can be quite irrtating cos it happens everyone u insert it into it east. After it sits it's comfortable, like the product promised the passive noise cancellation ,it definitely live up to it, thereby making the sound more apt, soundstage is good snuff, lows r good , highs and vocals r almost at the same level.. use the phone equilase to tune it to ur liking, then it sound good, the earphones.r really good if you want to buy a pair of wireless with a good passive noise cancellation, bass is good
Mostly will be good to listen to everything but metal , to me its perfect
One drawback: the charging port cover is terrible to open cos there is no slit to slide in ur nail or so to open it...it's a little too difficult I must say