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Question: Can you use the NFC chip in the iPhone 6 to connect with these headphones?
Document: I've tried a number of wireless bluetooth headsets, and so far, this is the best I've used. Most do well with music, but fail on phone calls - this unit does well on both. Jabra is really known for wireless headsets for phone use - so I expected decent calls, but poor music performance - but I was happily surprised to discover both aspects performed well.I have an iPhone 5S - which has Bluetooth - but not NFC.
Wireless in-ear headphones are as convenient to use as wireless speakers. And the Rox Wireless are a perfect example. But wireless freedom comes at a cost, and in the Rox Wireless' case it's that they lack stellar battery life. 6 hours is not plenty, though it isn't bad either. Expect to have to recharge your wireless in-ears frequently, or else be left with non-functioning duds and no music intimacy on demand.
I like to use Bluetooth headphones or earbuds when I am working in our yard. Wired headphones/earbuds always seem to get caught on things and ripped out of years. Once the wire from my headphones got caught on a tree while I was mowing, ripped off my head, and promptly (and accidently) run over by lawn mower.The Jabra Rox is a relatively high-end set of wireless/Bluetooth/NFC earbuds. They are very lightweight, easy to pair, and have top notch sound performance.
I don't know why everyone is buying the jaybird X when this little gem is has it trumped. It is less expensive, sounds awesome, much better build quality with the Kevlar and stainless steel construction, voice promps, NFC, blue tooth 4.0 and the feature I like the most magnetic buds that connect and puts them in sleep mode which is a brilliant idea! The sound quality of the mic and phone calls is stellar on both sides with about a 30 foot range.
I cannot comment on how well NFC works - if it's better than BT or not, since I don't have an NFC capable device, but it is cool to have this ability for future iterations of the iPhone.BlueTooth pairing could not be easier.
The manual cover said "Get started under 5 minutes.."..Jabra wasn't kidding! If your smart phone supports NFC (Near Field Communication) you can get them paired by just touching the devices. Or you could go throughout the conventional route of pairing them with Bluetooth function. All it took was less than 2 minutes each for me to pair with my iPhone and iPad.The ear hooks were a little bit tricky to mount as I had to guess the correct position.
I did find that this doesn't extend to music - only one of the two paired devices can play music. A (defeatable) voice prompt tells you the status and if two devices are connected.The small control box is closer to the right ear than the left - it has a center action button and two volume buttons. I found that activating the "voice dial" feature triggered Siri on my iPhone 5S. It also supports NFC for phones with that (though  think this is mainly for pairing.
All in all i am frustrated not just with these headphones but Bluetooth headphones in general. In 6 months i have been through three different models and 6 pairs and not one pair has lasted longer than 6 weeks. I take good care of them, clean them off, keep them charged etc. My wired gym headphones are Klipsch and they are going on 3 years old and aren't even sweat proof.
They were not available when i first bought my Jaybirds, but if given the choice between the two right now i would not hesitate to go with the Jabra's. Will they last? If they dont I will update my review.6/6/2014 Updated rating and review: So i inititially gave these earbuds a 5 star review. From a functionality standpoint i still like them better than any other bluetooth headphones i have bought (and broken).
When not in use you can connect them and they will automatically turn themselves off.When the battery is low it&#8217;s easy to charge. Simply connect the included USB cable to the earbuds and your computer or your USB wall charger. Once fully charged you can get hours of use out of them.Overall these are a great sounding set of earbuds that give you the freedom to listen to your favorite music without being connected to your iPad or similar type of device.
Answer: To the best of my knowledge the answer is no. Apple joined the rest of the world in including a long awaited NFC chip in the newest iphone but from any and all reports I've read they've locked it for the sole purpose of their Apple Pay system. It's not open to communicate with any other devices.