Zoook Jazz Duo Bluetooth headphone-cum-speaker review: Bang for the bucks

The Jazz Duo comes with an on-ear design with a lightweight, adjustable headband, foldable cups, and well-cushioned earmuffs. The company has also profusely used leatherette to offer a premium finish.

Overall, the built-quality is pretty good, the buttons are decently tactile and responsive, and the on-ear fit is snug enough to not ache your ears but still offers good amount of noise isolation.

For an entry-level Bluetooth headphone, the Jazz Duo surprisingly sounds pretty well, especially if you like a bass-dominant sound signature.

We tested the headphone across all popular genres (Pop, Rock, Electronic, Classical) to find some distortion at peak volume. Surely, it doesn't sound like a $300 worth Beats or Bose headphone but for the $15 price tag, you'll enjoy the overall sound quality.

On a single charge, we got close to 8-hours of music playback (at around 80% volume) and 1.5 hours of calling time in the headphone mode. In the speaker mode, the headset lasted for around 2 hours at 80-90% volume.

The call quality was good and the on-ear fit did offer some passive noise reduction. Also, the Bluetooth pairing was quick and hassle-free.

The Jazz Duo can be used as a standalone FM and MP3 player by simply inserting a microSD card loaded with your favorite music.

The headphone can be paired with the Zoook Duo app which allows you to switch easily between FM and MP3 player modes.

There's also built-in AUX support which lets you stream songs even if the headphone is out of charge.

If you're looking for a good, entry-level Bluetooth headphone, the Zoook Jazz Duo is a no brainer at Rs. 1,190.

The sound profile is good enough for regular listening, battery life is great, and the built quality is satisfactory. And additional features like built-in speakers, FM and MP3 modes, as well as AUX support make it totally worth it.

Overall score: 4/5.