Customer Ratings & Reviews

I've been rocking with the Jabra Elite 10 for about a week and a half, and here's the lowdown. First off, that earbud case – super sleek and lightweight. It’s super convenient for those on-the-go, but it's so light that it got me wondering about how long it'll last. Big props for that USB-C charging though; it's about time we move to that universally. Now, on the comfort side of things, these buds are legit. They fit in my ears like they were meant to be there. But heads up for the folks with smaller ear canals – they might feel a touch too big. The good news however is, they threw in multiple ear cushion sizes to make sure you get that perfect fit. When I got down to the sound, I put on the new Killer Mike's album, "Michael". More specifically the song "Scientists and Engineers" featuring Andre 3000 & Future. The Dolby Atmos was the most skull rattling experience I had with earbuds with spatial audio enabled. Then I switched gears, mellowing out to some tunes by Kiefer. While I’m not calling that a terrible thing in the grand scheme of things, spatial audio typically appears to move around your head not in your head. But, not gonna lie, I had to play around with the settings to get it just right. That's where Jabra's Sound+ app came in clutch. I made my own EQ setting, dubbed it "Open Mic", aiming to curb that airy, tin can soundstage the earbuds had straight out the box. By dialing up the mid-range and giving that bass a boost, things started to sound significantly better. For this review, I streamed through Apple Music and YouTube Music while paired with a Galaxy S23 Ultra. So, wrapping it up – Jabra Elite 10? The built-in audio profiles while plentiful, there are some things they could work on. They’re a solid three stars in my book. If you're thinking about buying a pair, just be prepared to create your own EQ profile

These are pretty good headphones / earbuds. They have good sound, Wish the bass was a little more. The app seems to work good, and once you have them tweaked, I dont need the app. When you take them out of the case, the app will notify you with the charge remaining. on each earbud and on the case. My biggest negative. the noise cacelling feature seems to get over zealous when using them in a noisy environment. ie outside with wind, vehicle running, even just local road noise when using them outside. You cant tell the difference, but the person on the other end says they "cut out" or get hard to hear. It says the ACN is always active when in phone mode. so cannot turn it off. IF they can change it so you could adjust the sensitivity / amount of ACN, I think they would be great. The "Hear through" mode is nice. lets you still hear the environment around you when they are in. I think the hear through mode has a similair issue with the ANC. Battery life - talk time is fine. and the earbuds recharge quickly when you put them back in the case. the case charge has lasted a couple of days, no problem.

I got these as an upgrade from the elite active 75t. These ones have much better noice canceling, audio quality, and comfort, but the hear through feature sounds slightly off. I keep coming back to Jabras because of the clicky physical buttons and I'm happy with these.

I wish I didn't have to get rid of these. I try to research the daylights out of any electronics I buy, especially when it comes to how I listen to my music. I need something that will put me in the center of the musical action; where I can close my eyes and just enjoy the artist's intent. I have tried Apple, Sony, Soundcore, JBL...the list does go on and on. A buddy of mine swore by Jabra products (he hates the Airpods Pro) and suggested I try these Elite 10s. Said between the Dolby Audio and the drivers I'd fall in love. HE WAS NOT WRONG. Some of the best earbuds I've ever had...these things were musically on point; highs that weren't piercing, mids and bass that filled my soundstage, no matter if I was listening to Spotify or the hi-fi of Tidal. They are the closest I have gotten to music fidelity that weren't headphones. Then why get rid of them? They were comfortable, but I couldn't justifiy the expense. Now if they go on some ridiculous sale, we are getting back together like exes....:) That kinda good, and highly recommended.

These earphones are truly amazing way better than the AirPods pro 2nd generation. They have a good snug fit that keeps them in unlike the AirPods, the sound quality is higher and the Active Noise Cancellation is definitely stronger. What also make these really amazing is the dolby atmos feature that they have which i would not recommend using while at the gym. But overall 10/10

I really like these, they are much better than my old galaxy pros. Noise cancelling works great, sound quality is awesome, and battery life is really good. Main complaint is the hear theough feature is very muffled and I still find myself taking one earbud out when I'm talking to people.

I have bought several brands and types of headphones over the years. Recently I insisted on doing research on headphones for small ears. These are fantastic! They stay in my ear even when exercising, the sound quality and battery life exceed expectations, and I love the color range offered.

The Jabra Elite 10 Earbuds are their best ones yet! These things rock and are incredibly comfortable. After about 5 hours straight of conference calls, I wasn’t anxious to take them out of my ears and even decided to listen to music afterwards for another hour. I have tried a couple different Jabra earbud versions and these, by far, are the best ones. In the advertisement packaging it claims that they tested these against around 60,000 different ear shapes and came up with these. I have to say, it’s probably true. As standard and like many other brands and models, they of course come with multiple sizes of tips to try out. For me, the initial ones seem to fit the best, but I will keep experimenting just in case. The connection is a USB-C which is becoming the common standard for just about everything and so far, I have been able to go without plugging them in again for about 10 hours between the buds and what they get from the case. Pairing was very smooth and simple, as it should be with any of the new technology these days. The verbal confirmations are clear and don't leave you guessing. Also, connecting to two devices is easy and it also announces when that is the case. Additionally, the Jabra app is top of class. It allows you to put in equalizer settings, change the noise cancellation effectiveness, complete firmware updates and more. The sound is very clear on calls and when I asked others how I sounded while on Zoom, I received very positive feedback to the clarity and lack of noticeable background noise. The controls are very simple and even worked well with the Zoom app. Going on mute with the touch of the left bud was very responsive and you are told when you are muted or not. While listening to both music or a movie, it was a single touch to go from Active Noise Cancelling to “Hear Thru” to neither one. The rest of the controls are very similar to others with pausing, skipping, going backwards, etc. and, whether using left or right, very responsive. In my opinion, these might be the best ear buds I have tried and owned to date. I have a couple of the very popular brands in this price range and I have to say that these are my new go to choice from my bag right now with no competitor in a close second.

Comfortable, excellent anc for in ear buds, loud, ONE EAR FEATURES (FINALLY!) Amazing battery life, It sucks that Jabra is exiting the consumer headphone business, because..MAN! THESE ARE AMAZING!

I'll start by saying that I truly like these buds. They sound great, the ANC is good, battery life is among the best you can get, the spatial sound works really well, there's no issues with multi point. That being said, there are a few things that make these only good, not great. The first thing is there's no hi-res audio. The second thing is the fit. They're comfortable, but they aren't very secure. The third thing is, and admittedly, this is a strange one, if I'm only using one earbud, no matter what, if i take it out of my ear and put it back in, it'll automatically go into hear through mode. Like I said, I really like these buds but for this price, there are far better options.

I have purchased many wireless headpones including bose, sennheiser and samsung. But i always had issue with how they sit in my ear these are absolutely fabulous. I don't even feel that they are there. The noise cancelling is good making it easy to pair with laptop for calls or the phone. The sound stage is good and they really provide good sound quality in terms of audio. I will not say they are truly audiophilic but its good sound stage with base and mids. great for calls.

I am a very avid user of Jabra products, I rely on them daily for work. I've had numerous previous models and like some better than others weather it be be for sound both through phone conversations or music. The Elite 10 seems like they figured out a way to take what worked good with all the previous models and got it into this one. When talking on the phone the mics work well and so far haven't got any complaints from whoever i was talking to on the other end, very clear and crisp, as for listening while on the phone it is the same clear and crisp. The multi point connectivity is a plus. All the features that they describe is on point and I am very satisfied! They are a little pricey but for the use that I need them for and for how they evolved over the years I don't mind paying for this product. When I do use them for listening to music they are pretty good as well, i have a pretty high standard for that as well. They got it all in one. Great Job Jabra!

Everyone's ears are different, but I think I finally found a winner for me. I've tried a dozen pairs of earbuds, but the Airpod Pro were the only ones that combined comfort and functionality in a way that worked for me. I decided to try these Jabras after they promised a universal fit, most earbuds this style pop right out of my ears easily. These still don't stay as snug as the airpods pro, which I still believe have a better fit, but the features provided by these when it comes to audio quality and interesting features far outweigh the slight comfort advantage the airpods have. The best thing about these is the battery life, it's insane, they last days and I've gone almost a week of daily use with no charging a few times, unbelievable. Thanks Jabra for finally combining all these factors to make the perfect earbuds for me and probably many others!

Looove these earbuds. The auto noise canceling when you have both in is a super nice feature. Comfy and functional. Lots of ways to customize controls in the app too. Noise canceling is pretty great! I actually slept with them in and used the Jabra app to play water noises on them when my congested hubby was snoring the other night. Also love that they connect to both my computer and phone at the same time and I can use both and hear both in my buds!

5 stars. Really comfortable, ANC really good, great sound. Great earbuds and great price

The Jabra Elite 10’s are so much better than the Active 7 or Pro 7 for phone calls which is what I primarily use them for.No one was able to hear me in a noisy environment like a Starbucks.I use it with the IPhone 15 and the call quality is so much better.I did change to the Comply eartips as I did not care for the oval eartips that they came with the 10’s as they did not block out much outside noise.Much better fit and you can just stretch the base of the eartips over the 10 adapters.Music sounds better and the sound + app allows you to do so much for to listen to music and personalize.I wish they would have come with the round memory foam eartips so I did not have to by Comply’s.

The fit perfect in my ears and dont fall out. The bass is perfect with clear vocals as well. ANC is great, best so far. Not so great for a call when you are outside but i dont expect that from an earphone.

I own many of the higher end earbuds (I.e. AirPods Pro 2, Bose QC 2, Sony XM5) and some mid tier buds from Jabra, Soundcore, Sony and Earfun. IMO, the Jabra buds are not the best at any single thing, but that are perhaps the best overall. Comfort, sound quality, and call quality are definitely the features I feel are the best. ANC is OK - but not the best. Bose QC 2 wins in the ANC area. Hear through is good - but AirPods Pro 2 win in this area. For me, sound quality and comfort are the most important qualities - and these make the Jabra 10s an excellent choice, Highly recommended.

I love these headphones. They sound great, last awhile and when the battery does get low they fully charge from the case in minutes. Noise cancelling is good but I found when there are loud sounds the noise cancelling basically amplifies that sound (like a saw cutting). Overall I would purchase again.

Outstanding sound, incredible noise canceling, and great battery life. They are very comfortable in the ears. Not inexpensive, but worth every cent, even if not on sale!