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Updated January 10, 2024·
The JLab Go Work Wireless, being slightly more expensive, offers superior comfort and call quality which could make them ideal for prolonged use in work settings. They also include a boom microphone, which contributes to clearer call quality, a significant advantage if you plan on using them for frequent calls or virtual meetings. The Sennheiser HD 250BT, on the other hand, offers better sound quality and a more immersive experience with virtual surround support, making them better suited for entertainment like gaming and watching TV, supported by their lower latency. Both models lack active noise cancelling, but the Sennheisers handle noise isolation better, which might be a factor if you plan to use them in noisier environments. If you tend to exercise while listening, neither are sweatproof, but the JLab's superior comfort could make them more suitable for light activities. The battery life is comparable in both, so for longer use without charging, either would suit your needs. Give Feedback
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Advantages of the JLab Go Work Wireless
The JLab Go Work Wireless has no clear advantages over the Sennheiser HD 250BT.
Advantages of the Sennheiser HD 250BT
Good for phone calls
Very good for gaming
Very good for TV and video
Very good for podcasts and audiobooks
Key differences
Music
5.8/10
6.5/10
The Sennheiser HD 250BT is only fair for music, while the JLab Go Work Wireless is poor.
Gaming
5.3/10
8.8/10
The Sennheiser HD 250BT is very good for gaming, while the JLab Go Work Wireless is poor.
Phone Calls
6.3/10
7.2/10
The Sennheiser HD 250BT is good for phone calls, while the JLab Go Work Wireless is only fair.
Podcasts and Audiobooks
6.6/10
8.1/10
The Sennheiser HD 250BT is very good for podcasts and audiobooks, while the JLab Go Work Wireless is only fair.
TV and Video
5.5/10
8.4/10
The Sennheiser HD 250BT is very good for TV and video, while the JLab Go Work Wireless is poor.
Noise Reduction
4.6/10
6.0/10
The Sennheiser HD 250BT is only fair for noise reduction, while the JLab Go Work Wireless is poor.
Battery
47.0 Hours
25.0 Hours
The JLab Go Work Wireless has 47 hours of battery life. The Sennheiser HD 250BT has 25 hours of battery life.
Cost
$50
$65
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$20
$40
$60
$80
$100
The JLab Go Work Wireless has a price of $50 and the Sennheiser HD 250BT costs $65.
"If you are going to criticise the JLab Go Work, it would be for the cables, which are to some extent too short for their intended use, and for its rather harsh treble reproduction above moderate volume levels in music mode. However, the call quality during telephone calls and video conferences in voice mode via wireless and via cable is impeccable. This handy Bluetooth headset also scores points with its excellent battery life and support for multipoint connections."
"As a lightweight, robust audio provider with a long battery life, the Sennheiser HD 250BT offer a lot for their price: very good Bluetooth codecs, an app connection and an extremely understated design. These headphones may not be among the most comfortable, but they deliver adequate sound – without overdriving or distortion."
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About Sennheiser
A family-owned company, Sennheiser is a German, high fidelity, audio equipment manufacturer founded in 1945. Their consumer audio division is now owned by the Swiss hearing aid and cochlear implant manufacturer Sonova. Sennheiser offers a wide variety of, very high quality, audio equipment solutions, from headphones to earbuds, full sets of monitoring speakers, amplifiers and microphones. They also make what is widely regarded as the best, and most expensive, headphones in existence, the HE-1 Orpheus, costing a whopping $59,000 dollars.
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