Customer Ratings & Reviews

Best buy sold me a defective Jabra Elite 3, people can't hear me. I bought it on on March 19th.. Just opened and used last week because the exchange /return policy expired they want to charge me between 30-70 dollar to repair it.

They use a lot of Jabra equipment where I work so I already knew the quality I was getting from their products, they fit nicely and sound pretty good at this price point.

good sound, i use them all the time.they dont bug my ears.

I had to return and exchange these for the 65t which I had purchased previously. These probably work fine if you are only using them for mobile phone. I tried using them with my Surface for virtual meetings and the sound had issues and basically not usable for my purpose.

the are of a very nice quality. I would definetly purchase again

It’s ok. For the price I guess. Better than the first pair I bought

Good for the price. Hear through feature is slightly muffled.

Jabra - Elite 3 True Wireless In-Ear Headphones - Navy Nice. I am enjoying them. I love that I can use them independently of one another.

Best ear buds i have ever owned very easy to use remove them fro. The case and they auto link to my phone i have zero complaints about this product

Buttons on the ear buds are easy to use. They last about 6 hours on a full charge. The Jabra iPhone app has no effect on the ear buds. Identifies and connects easily, just doesn’t actually change anything.

These earphones are an improvement over the previous version. Good battery life, better sound, USB C, and you can use each earbud individually.

These aren't high end headphones but they do everything well. Watched with video and there is no lag. 5 stars when on sale.

Great for working out and great quality and play through out shower, definitely waterproof and gym worthy!

I bought a pair and loved them so much I bought another pair for my girlfriend which she also loves

Great headphones at a responsible price! Noise cancellation performs better then I would expect.

These little guys work perfect with my iPhone. Took a bit of time to figure out, but all good now.

I got these for my mother for her birthday. She likes the color and is happy to finally be rid of wires

Amazing! I just keep losing them. That's why I have to keep replacing them That's why I have to keep replacing them

I like B### a lot but love these more now due to the excellent sound quality & compact size. I’ll take these from now on.

Jabra Elite 3 Wireless Earbuds - Nice price point for the features! I love me some wireless earbuds, so I can confidently compare these to some more expensive pairs that I keep on hand. Looks like Jabra is “renewing” its earbud product line, and these are the low end of the newer models, but at the price the E3 has a lot to offer. Most of what I am looking for in wireless buds comes with the Jabra E3, with only a few compromises vs. the higher price points that you may want to consider. FIT >> no matter how good, the buds must fit and stay fitted or the rest of the features don’t really matter. The E3 design has a narrower stem that goes a little deeper in the ear. This is good in some ways, as it keeps the buds in more securely and reduces outside noise. I would not say “bad” but you want to consider this if you like to use your buds for hours at a time. Me, I have no problem but could see someone with “sensitive” ear canals being uncomfortable with the deeper fit. There are no “wings” to keep the buds in like in a sport or workout set, but they stay in well for me and I can walk, run, or fall asleep while listening and they stay in nicely. SOUND >> can’t complain and there are better sounding buds for twice or thrice the price, but these sound good and maybe a little soft on the mid-range but there are several sound profiles to choose on the phone app and Jabra has advertised more selections to come. Honestly I have tried switching profiles while listening to several different kinds of music and there is not an extreme difference, but there is enough of a difference in the pre-sets to play around with them and find one that sounds best to you. If you are a picky high-end audiophile, why are you shopping this price point? You know better. BATTERY >> run time is not an issue with the E3, and the “quick charge” feature really does pump up the batteries a LOT in just a few minutes. I can pop them in the case, go walk the dog, and come back having gone from 50% to 85% in maybe 15 minutes. The case, like everyone else, carries a charge and 2 or 3 recharges on the case can be expected, depending on how low the buds are when you pop them in the case to refresh. Something new for me in earbuds is the automatic “cut off” that will shut down the buds if they don’t detect any sound for 15 minutes or so. For me, that makes me swap out these for another set when I go to sleep (listening to audio books) because they shut off when the audio book stops, and then I don’t get my alarms and “wake up” music in the morning unless I press the button to turn them back on. A small consideration and one that might not apply to your use, but thought I would mention it. CONTROLS >> I really like the controls in the E3. They have a button control instead of touch-sensitive, which seems to work better for me and I don’t have to wonder if I tapped the bud in the correct way to make changes. I have a sport pair of buds that has buttons, but you have to push the buttons so hard it crams them into your ear – not the case with the E3 as the buttons are easy to push and have a nice “click” feel. These are the best buttons I have used. ONE at a TIME or BOTH >> These really make it easy to use one or the other earbud, and changing from one to the other is smooth and seamless. The flow of music just pauses briefly when you take one out and put the other in and right or left side makes no difference. The “one bud” use for me is mostly when listening to podcasts or news broadcasts, so going from stereo to mono is not an issue. Also comes in handy when using navigator app when driving, as one ear gets the navigation directions and the other ear can be “aware” of surroundings. PHONE APP >> A good phone app comes to help with equalizer adjustments, battery status, and a “locator” function if you drop a bud. PAIRING >> No problem here, my buds are used with several desktops, several laptops, and a phone. The E3 will pair up with the “most recent” that has a signal available. If I am switching devices, then the E3 needs to be “disconnected” from the current device and “connected” to the new device. It would be nice to have a button press to disconnect and wait for another device to connect, but you can’t have it all at this price. ANC >> Nope, not available at this price. I have several more expensive buds that have the ANC, and of course there is a difference, but the E3 buds fit very snugly so the ANC might be nice but I am not missing it that much. Higher priced models will get you the ANC, but with the E3 the price point is one of the best things about it. HEAR-THROUGH >> a quick “one press” on the left bud will activate the “hear-through” which uses the microphones to pick up outside noise so you can hear what’s going on without taking out a bud. It works OK, but is not as finely tuned and sensitive as a more expensive pair I use. Again, a higher price gets more goodies, so nothing new about that. DURABILITY >> again, the price point gets you water-resistant which is enough to protect from sweat during activities and waking in the rain. Don’t wear them in the shower, or wash them off in the sink. The overall build seems sturdy enough to not have to worry about dropping them on the floor. Not “military grade” indestructible, but that’s the price thing again. RECOMMENDATION? OK my thoughts are that if you are looking for the “one that does it all” you might want to look at an upgrade (higher price) that has ANC, is totally waterproof, has the “wings” on the earpiece to keep them from ever falling out, and is “crush proof” construction. With that said, I find the E3 to have a VERY attractive price that gives you the most important features and is a perfectly comfortable, useable and durable set of buds. Since I love me some wireless buds, I will use them whenever I can. This calls for more than one set of buds, and I already have a few “high-ish” sets but I can honestly say these Jabra E3 buds are nice to have around for swapping out during the day, and it really makes me no never mind whether I have on the E3 buds, or another pair that is 2 or 3 times the price. There is really not that much of a difference other than having a totally waterproof set of buds with ANC. Other than that, they are pretty much the same, and at half to third of the price – the Jabra E3 buds are a sweet deal! Stay Safe from Central Georgia!