#parrot zik review

Last time we gave you guys a quick tour of the Parrot Zik and some of its nice set of features that made it a standout among the other premium headphones in the market. Just a refresher, the Zik is a geeked-out wireless headset designed by world-renowned industrial engineer Philippe Starck and manufactured by Parrot. The Parrot Zik can be used wired (through audio jack) or wirelessly (via Bluetooth). No shortage of microphones In addition to fancy controls, the Parrot Zik also has a set of microphones, a total of five to be exact, scattered around its body. As if that wasn’t enough, Parrot also threw a Jawbone sensor in the mix which allows the designated microphone to zero in on a user’s voice when the Zik is used as a communication device. Sound Performance We were initially planning to do a separate test on the Parrot Zik’s sound performance to show the difference between the outputs when the headset is directly hooked up to the sound source and when it’s wirelessly connected. Best used turned on Unlike other wireless headsets, the Parrot Zik can still be used even without a battery (or it ran out of juice) by plugging it directly to the audio source. Read more in our articles including "Parrot Zik by Starck Review" and "Parrot Zik design by Starck Wireless Headphones".