Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have been using these buds for 1 week and here are my impressions: Positives: - Premium design. The case and the buds have kind of a grippy texture which gives them a premium feel. The buttons on the buds are easy to press and they are tactile buttons. The buds fit well in my ears. I mostly use them when I am working or walking and they don't move. But I am not sure how would they hold in more intense scenarios like while running. - Decent Balanced Sound The sound on these is decent and well balanced. These buds have Dolby Atmos and Head Tracking which is available only few other models (e.g. Apple AirPod). Active Noise Canceling (ANC) works well. The Sound+ app provides access to a five-band music equalizer that allows you to configure the music as per your preference. The audio quality as well as the quality of the mic during the calls is good as well. - Well designed app The Sound+ app is well designed and works without any issues. It provides access to a number of things e.g. Sound Modes (turn on/off ANC, HearThrough), Music Equalizer, Controls etc. The settings menu of the app allows: Firmware updates, Configuration of Voice Assistant, Adjust voice calling features and few other things. The battery life of the buds and the case is ok. I am easily able to go through my whole day of use without a need for re-charging and then I put them on charging towards the end of the day. The case provides hard wired charging (via USB-C port) as well as wireless charging (via Qi-compatible wireless charging pad). Negatives: The only thing that keeps me giving them a 5 stars is their price. So overall, these are well designed ear buds with good sound quality and a number of other features. If you don't mind spending ~280 USD, you will enjoy them!

Introduction Jabra has been in the audio business for a while now, and they have a varied selection of headphones. Going in I already have an older pair of Jabra headphones, so I’m familiar with the sound+ app. What comes in the box? Out of the box you get the headphones, case, a USB-C to 3.5mm jack, and extra/different sized silicone plugs. Minor wins The app is still simple; which is great. The interface is easy to navigate, and it really does have some extra nice features such as “find my headphones,” a battery status, etc. Pairing the headphones to your phone via the app takes a few minutes. Major wins The headphones look great. I especially like the white/cream color. The case can recharge wirelessly, so for me, the USB-C to USB-A/C cable that’s not included for recharging is a secondary means of case recharging. Usage Once I paired the headphones, I began playing with the options and settings. One of the newer features on this headphone is the spatial sound. This is a really nice feature that makes you feel like you’re immersed/surrounded by the music/audio, whatever it is that you’re listening to. A sub feature on the spatial sound is head tracking. For me, this is sort of weird. Head tracking allows the music to remain “in front of you at all times.” What I mean by his is that if you’re listening to music and you turn your head to the right, the audio will be more pronounced on the left earphone. I found it pretty gimmicky, so I leave it off. You can choose from 6 music presets, or adjust the EQ to your liking. One of the nicer features is the soundscapes. There are relaxing sounds that are supposed to create a relaxing atmosphere. Using the provided USB-C to 3.5mm jack allows you to instantly pair the Elite 10’s to whatever you plugged the 3.5mm jack into. The case acts as a bridge. This is a really nice feature if you fly a lot. You can simply plug in the 3.5mm jack in and you can use your wireless headphones to watch a movie or listen to music. I thought it would be a silly gimmick, but it’s a fast and quick way to use your headphones without pairing it via Bluetooth. The headphones are comfortable. I had them on for about 3 hours straight, and I didn’t experience any major discomfort. The touch functions on the headphones are simple. You have a few simple options in regards to music and calls. Minor issues My current Jabra headphones have a case that can stand. It really is a minor thing, It’s disappointing to see that the Elite 10’s case can only be laid down. Major issues The ANC is hit or miss for me. You can toggle the ANC (Noice cancelling) by pressing on the left earphone button. You can also turn it on/off on the app. Anyway, the issue is that once I turn ANC on, I hear the difference immediately, however, the ANC turns off automatically and goes to “off” setting about 3 seconds later. The three options you have by default is “off, hear through, and ANC.” I’ve tried multiple times, and I get the same result. So I’m not if this is just an issue with my headphones, or is this a widespread issue, and it’ll be patched with a firmware update. As for now, I don’t use the Elite 10’s for noise cancelling. Primarily for Those looking for a new pair of headphones or replacing ones from a few years ago. Probably not for Those who purchased a good pair of headphones within the last year. All in all The Elite 10’s are a nice pair of headphones. The big issue was the ANC not functioning properly. Aside from that, the audio is great, the case charges wirelessly, and the app has a bevy of nice features. I would recommend this, as long as there’s an update to the ANC issue soon.

Jabra has been making great headphones for a long time and the tradition continues with the Elite 10 Gen 2. The sound quality is great when it comes to the highs and mids, you can hear every detail as intended by the artist. The Elite 10 Gen 2 do a decent job with the lows, I wouldn’t say that it is best in class but its more than enough for me. The quality of build and fit the headphones is perfect, Jabra provides four pairs of gel tips which ensure a perfect fit to help reduce outside noise while keeping comfort to the max. I have used the headphones consistently for 6 hours a day without issue. The physical buttons have a great tactile feel and are SO MUCH better than touch-based ones as clicks always register. The recharging case has a great mate finish to it, the denim version I have looks great, and the case has strong magnets to ensure that your headphones do not fall out. The sounds quality and premium feel of the headphones is very similar to gen 1 versions of the Elite 10 ( I have a black pair), the difference comes in spatial audio, noise cancellation and the addition of a smart audio case. The noise cancellation is better than the previous generation, but it is not by much, I would say it does a better job at reducing sounds that are closer to you than the previous generation for instance a small desk fan. When it comes to the spatial audio the upgrade is very noticeable, when watching movies with Dolby Atmos you are completely immersed in the content. The previous Elite 10 did a good job with spatial audio but Gen 2 takes it up a notch as it feels like you have speakers behind your head. The smart case is a killer feature as it allows you to use your headphones with any device that has a headphone jack or USB plug, you just plug the smart case in and now you can stream content to your headphones. The remarkable thing about using the smart case is that the spatial audio still comes through and I don’t have to upgrade my AVR to use wireless headphones. My only issue with the headphones has been that the app doesn’t connect/register quickly once I start using the headphones, it just seems to get stuck in a loop and I have to restart the app. Otherwise the app is still as good as before, allows you to change the EQ to better suit your needs and allows you to turn on head tracking for spatial audio. Overall Jabra made some nice refinements from the prior gen product and the smart case feature is excellent because it allows you to use the headphones in so many other areas than you could before. If you’re in the market and you don’t have the prior gen I would recommend these as they are well built and offer great sound and can be used anywhere with mostly anything. Pros not mentioned in review: • Fast connect (Bluetooth connects quick even if the app doesn’t) • Battery life ( 3 days of 8 hours each day before case/headphones needed to be recharged) • Call clarity. One of the best for phone call/online meeting • GPS showing where you last used headphones. • Noise cancelling doesn’t make it sound like you’re in a fish tank

These are my first Jabra in ear headphones, music quality is in my opinion second to none. Set up with the Sound + app is super simple, they paired immediately with my phone, tablet and computer. The app is a great user interface and easy to use for customizing your Jabra Elite's. The display shows battery charge for both ear buds and the case. Changing sound modes from ANC, Hear Through and Off renders differences in noise cancellation, although there is a subtle difference I did notice it. The ANC worked perfectly as it should. Dolby spatial sound really made me feel like I was immersed in the music. I really like the head tracking feature, but it did take a bit to get used to at first. It makes it so that the music always sounds like it is coming from directly in front of you. Stereo Spatializer enhances the sound and widens the stereo content. You can choose 6 presets or manipulate the equalizer to your own liking. Soundscape is a cool idea, I have used it several times before going to bed to just flat out relax. So here is one of the only flaws, the LE case will not operate as described likely until Q1 2025 until the new firmware release, which I confirmed with Jabra. The Bluetooth™ LE Audio feature for the Jabra Elite 10 Gen 2 earbuds is planned for release in Q1 2025. A little confusing since it describes this feature right on the box. At any rate not a huge deal but here is the best part, you can hook this right to in flight entertainment systems, game changer.... The included charging cable is USB C with a plug for older audio systems. Cool.... The bottom line in headphones for me is sound quality and fit, these check both boxes so I would definitely recommend them.

Actually, my rating is a 4.5, but it won't accept it. The best part of these earbuds is the comfort of use. You can wear them all day. Another grand feature , physical buttons, I hate sliding and holding other earbuds it feels unnaturally. These are very good in every other category but not leaders. Sound, great, Noise cancelation, great, connectivity great, EQ settings great. Battery life, great. No other earbuds performs this in every catagory that actually matters. They are the best daily users in the market. Downside , in a few years there firmware may not be there for Jabra left the market. Buyer beware !

I love how it sounded when listening to music, the comfort, the design, the fit. Specifically I can use either earbud. It also has the feature to use the charge case to connect to 3.5mm jack. The only downside is the voice cll quality on laptop isn't optimal, my voice got cut out from time to time. I understand Jabra sets are primarily designed for smartphones. This is still much better than Sony - WF1000XM5, which sounded too much treble with same equalizer setting and it was unbearable for me.

I love these headphones. The sounds is quality is great, extremely comfortable. However the app could use some work. I wasn't a fan of smartcase at first. I wasn't able to connect to my computer using bluetooth. I had to use smartcase. I warmed up to once I realized at least it connected to my PC, unlike the google buds pro 2. I had to buy the GBP2 because I lost these and I could not find them. The app shows where they were last connected. Which doesn't help you if you lasted connected at a store, and your kids hide them. I thought they feel out of my pocket while out running errands. That's my only really complaint, it needs a better find my device feature.

It fits snuggly in my ears without any discomfort. The sound quality is pretty good. The only issue i have with this earbuds is that it doesnt support fast charging so it will not charge if you have a fast charging brick adapter. you had get one that only uses 2.1 amp adapter or lower for it to charge the device properly. And last, but not least. The battery life per charge is on the low side 4 hours at best then you had to switch out to the other earbuds while you charge the depleted one back and forth if youre using just one earbuds

Good sound, nice features, Ive just got an issue with the apund cutting out sometimes. Phone shows its connected and something should be playing but I cant hear anything. If I put them back in the case and pull the right back out again everything is fine. Going to trouble shoot for a few days and if it keeps doing it I will have to return them. Fingers crossed its just a setting somewhere.

Great fit and sound; incredibly great mic while using with my cellphone, I use these Jabra’s while riding my motorcycle and people I talk to do not notice I’m in my motorcycle so these Jabra have awesome wind canceling; my only critique is that I can’t get a shortcut to change from “off” , “noise canceling” ,

Great sound, ANC is awesome, and very comfortable!!!

Work very well, after using these for awhile The batteries definitely don't hold as much of a charge like they used too I'm only getting about 3-4hr before the battery low sound. That's with ANC off but hear through on.

Overall, I would say that these are very good earbuds. I have never owned a pair of earbuds and my point of reference is my wife's Apple Airpods pro. I would say that these sound and fit better to me.

Good fit, noise cancellation is good, overall sound quality is good. Definitely sound better than my beats and I’d say they also edge out my AirPod pros as well.

Great sound ,comfortable fit that is the main reason i like the jabras

very good in-ear headphones. The noise cancellation is evident, and they work great for meetings. I can now hear and understand the conversations that I could not when trying to simply use my phone. These would earn 5 stars if they were as secure as the 65t Elite Active that these are replacing. I'm still learning the features.

Extremely comfortable. ANC is alright, the transparency mode is great.

I have been using Jabra Headphones for about 10 years now. These are some of the best I have purchased. -simple controls -good sound -great phone call quality -music doesn't seem to be as loud as I'd like -easier to connect than Sony $300 -volume controls on them are easier to use than Sony

Excellent and easy set up. Fit in the ears is a little tight and the additional ear pieces help but not great. Sound is quite good.

Best talk and sound quality I’ve experienced. Love the surround sound experience. I Have a little bit of an issue with it staying securely in my ear. But that’s an issue with any ear bud. Overall very very pleased.