MobileBurn has a review of the Jabra JX10 and writes – “The JX10 is both snug and sturdy when fitted on the ear. I found there was minimal movement when using the headset, but for those wanting extra stabilization, the use of the provided ear hook is recommended. The JX10’s flexible ear hook, a thin bendable wire with a rubber outer coating, can be removed and rotated to allow for use on either ear. Normally the call control key is on the bottom of the headset and the button to increase volume is placed on the bottom at the rear of the device, with the button to reduce it positioned above it. If the headset is worn on the left ear, the controls get flipped around, which could be confusing. Another thing to note is that the Jabra logo is upside down when the headset is on the left ear. Although the logo is tiny in size and most won’t care or notice, it is something that caught my attention.”

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