Customer Ratings & Reviews

These are my second pair of Jabra’s and I love these even more! I still have my first pair, these are magnetic to case and hold a longer chair. Wouldn’t change to another brand!

I go thru headphones at the gym pretty fast. I either break them or lose them. These so far have had very good sound. You get 3 sets of ear pieces to find a better fit. There is a lost headphones feature, but only for when the headphones are in the case. It is super accurate though. Pros: walking around the gym, these do not drop out with a bunch or other people using Bluetooth headphones. Very nice equalizer The voice on zoom calls was very good IP57 rated, so get them wet. Do not swim in them. A 2 year warranty can come in handy. USB-C charging is the way to go Cons super top heavy and fall out when my ears get wet. the control buttons are in the same place to push the headphones back in my ears ANC did nothing for me at the gym. firmware updates take a long time. no wireless charging

Bought these for work because theyre called active. Part of my job consists of weed eating and they absolutely dont work for that they screech in your ear the entire time you run loud equipment. Also the day after I couldnt return them my left ear bud quit working completely. Ive recently read thats a common issue with these and its a real shame to pay so much for a product that cant make it past 2 weeks

These Jabra - Elite 4 Active True Wireless Noise Cancelling earbuds really sound great and the noise cancelling feature controls are fantastic. Cut out as much or as little noise you need or desire to. They stay in my ears very well and are very comfortable and stand up to the moisture from sweat very easily. Just pop em back in the case to charge them after you have charged the case. Charging the earbuds is also done in the case when you hook up the case to charge it. The only dislike I have is that to charge the case, its a wired only connection and you cannot charge them on a wireless charging pad, but I will get use to doing that.

This is my 3rd pair of ear buds. Everyone ive owned had nothing but great sound quality and are very comfortable. They stay inside the ear without feeling uncomfortable and they are sweaty and almost water proof. With the ease of a button you can change songs and pause. The better life is excellent compared to air pods. I have 3 because I leave one in each car and one in my back pack. Just for convenience!

The Jabra Elite 4 Active earbuds are well-regarded for their comfort, sound quality, and durability, making them a solid choice, especially for fitness enthusiasts. They have a secure fit, which is essential during intense workouts. The earbuds come with three sizes of silicone ear tips to ensure a comfortable fit for most users. Their ergonomic shape and light weight contribute to their secure and comfortable fit. One of the key features of the Elite 4 Active is their water resistance, rated at IP57, which makes them fully waterproof and suitable for rigorous workouts. The earbuds use physical buttons for controls, which are reliable but require a bit more force to use due to the protective rubber membrane. In terms of sound, the Elite 4 Active earbuds deliver good audio quality. They may not have the expansive soundstage or depth of some higher-priced models, but they offer decent clarity, detail, and solid bass, making them suitable for a variety of music genres, especially those that are popular for workouts. The Elite 4 Active comes with customizable Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) and Jabra's HearThrough transparency mode, which can be adjusted via the Jabra Sound+ app. The app also offers EQ customization and presets for quick audio adjustments. The battery life of the earbuds is solid, providing ample power for prolonged use. However, they do not come with some premium features like wireless charging. Overall, the Jabra Elite 4 Active earbuds are a good mid-range option, especially for those who are into fitness and need durable, waterproof earbuds with good sound quality and reliable controls.

I found the Jabra - Elite 4 Active True Wireless Noise Cancelling In-Ear headphones to be essentially excellent. As you can see, they are meant to be a stable, comfortable, fixed in the ear application, not wrap around the neck nor wrap around the ear wire style. They have various sound modes such as active noise cancellation, ANC hear through, or off, and equalizer control with the app and other controls accessed by tap on the ear bud. The box contents include the ear buds, the storage case that can charge them without connection to some outside charging source, ie., wall outlet, computer, or portable charging, the USB cord, 3 different-sized ear tips, and brief getting started instructions. These earbuds will flash various colors-green for charge, red for need to charge, blue for Bluetooth pair connection, and purple for software/firmware update-they pair to the Jabra app for download. My ear buds came with some charge so I was able to get going right out of the box. By the way, the charging case is tiny, 2 1/4" L, 1 1/2" H, and 7/8" D, easy peasy to carry in pockets, purse, or any fanny pack, it measures. Novices to this style need not worry as the ear buds are labeled next to the magnetic piece on the back side with a R, for right, and a L, for left, ear. The magnetic sensors literally snap them into their case so that they appropriately sync/attach to the case for charging. Their claim to fame is immersive sound with great comfort and I agree with that. Tap and/or push on the right/left ear bud to adjust what ever it is you want to do, whether it is volume up or down or advance or go back. By the way, when I got a telephone call the ear buds automatically turned off whatever it was that I was listening to and with me tap to answer my phone, there it went-phone calls are seamless and the built-in mic allows the user to have a perfect, static free conversation with the person on the call without yelling, etc., and the phone caller hears really has no idea that the user is conducting their call using these ear buds. Just to note, the volume can be controlled either on the buds or your phone, and the Jabra app controls sound modes-ANC, hear through, or off, music equalizer, and music presets (see attached screenshots). Actually, I only found 1 negative with these. I am someone that needs to go to sleep with either the read of a book, a TV on timer or listening to something on earphones Bluetoothed to my phone. However, my husband wants dark and no sound so in order to accommodate him, I usually listen to something on my wrap around the neck earphones. I tried to substitute these ear phones for that purpose. As a side sleeper, they are comfortable enough to be in the ear while sleeping and I would put the right one in if I was sleeping on my left side, but invariably, the ear bud would dislodge itself during my course of sleep. I have not had them that long and will continue to work with the different shed tips to see if I get a better fit, but I do not believe this was one of the applications Jabra engineers intended when they were designing these. Overall, in my opinion, these are moderately-priced for the comfort, quality of sound, and the extensive features that they can utilize by the user.

As a half marathon runner I was looking for a ear buds that stays in the ear while doing extreme running. This fits perfectly. I used it under light rain and sweat. It still works. Again it depends on if it fits on all types of ears. Jabra provides multiple bud tips. Sound quality is great. Paired with my android easily.

This is my first name brand wireless buds. They do stay on nice, while on the treadmill and walking around. My cheaper ones slid off. I've only worn them for 2-3 hours at a time and didn't have too much ear fatigue. The ANC works nice enough on the bus/train to block out the majority of the sounds, definately not like bose qc35's I use as well. Only major knock is I can't connect them to my computer to listen to calls, music or videos. Would be nice not to have to bring my bose to work as well. Not clear why that is since my cheaper head phones will do that. If I can find earbuds that work as well as these and be able to connect to my computer, I'll switch to those.

Really no complaints on these. Sound is good. Noise cancelling is adequate. I prefer the clickable buttons to touch controls so that's a plus. Connecting the first time was a little finicky but not the worst setup, just had to use the app. And they stay in my ear really well, even at work with a lot of moving around. Battery life is good. Honestly I'd rate these higher but I don't have much to compare them to, they are my first wireless earbuds. And I'm not much of an audiophile so I think they sound fine but that's me.

The best part of Jabrea Elite headphones? The excellent noise-canceling feature that adds an extra layer of enjoyment to every run. With fantastic sound, clear highs, and deep bass, they keep me motivated during my runs. Comfy for the long haul, hassle-free Bluetooth, and impressive battery life make these headphones a must for any runner seeking a top-notch audio experience. It even has a tracking feature for the last time you used it

Great quality headphones, especially at the $120 price point. They sound great, have an adjustable EQ, solid noise canceling & are water/sweat proof! I am quite picky when it comes to headphones and I must say I was very impressed with the audio quality. I have also run over 300+ miles and they have never fallen out or had any issues getting wet/sweaty. Just make sure you are using the correct size ear tips for best sound and fit.

Nov 2022, I bought a pair of the Elite 3's that my wife wanted, and a pair of the Elite 4's for myself, and wanted to see how much difference the ANC would make on the 4. Both on sale, $49.99 for the 3's, and $79.99 for the 4's. After 2 days of playing with them, I find both are excellent at music, and calls, no real difference. The ANC on the 4's, DEFINITELY makes a noticable difference. Typical noise in the house, with background radio, washer, etc, is COMPLETELY eliminated with the ANC turned on. Nicely surprised at how effective the ANC is, especially at this sale price, and NO hiss with it on, like some others. It basically makes the room wisper quiet. Quick pairing of both, and very easy, user friendly app. The 4 gets a couple of extra features beyond the ANC, like adjustable hear-through, and auto-mute of music when you enable it, with 1 push of the left ear bud, so convenient. I will note, the Elite 4's button, on both sides, is harder to push than the Elite 3's, due to the 4's being "active" series, meaning sealed more for waterproofness, so I'll give the nod to the 3's for ease of the button, otherwise, I like the 4's, for a little more customization of the features in the app, and the ANC is definitely a win here. Overall, both, cut outside noise down significantly due to the passive buds earplug style, and if you need things even quieter, like in a coffee shop, plane, bus, etc, then get the 4's with ANC. They both also have atpx which is amazing at this price, and the fit is very comfortable. I looked at the $300 Bose and Sony XM1000's, etc, and great sales currently on those as well, but these do everything we need, with the latest bluetooth 5.2, aptx, and decent ANC on the 4's. Very happy with both pairs, software, app, and ease of mono mode (just using one bud), etc, and solid Jabra support and background, combined with long battery life. Techno little wonders really. :)

I use these for office purpose to take my conference calls. I must say that this was a great purchase. I have been using this for about a year. I find the battery life is great. The microphone and sound quality for calls is great. Never had issues to connect them. I have tried to use it with Jabra app but I was not an experience to remember (nothing special about the app, so I didn't use it afterwards). I have used a real expensive buds in the past. But I would say I prefer these for office purpose. If you want to listen to music, then I would Not recommend these. Overall, you are getting good value for money out of these.

The in-ear headphone is very light and simple to operate from the hardware itself. It has the active noise cancelling that can be controlled via appikcation, and from the heaphone itself as well. It is easy to connect with the phone and also verified its connection with garmin watch being able to listen and control via watch. On the sound note, it is quite immersive as listen to the music, and it can be controlled the equalizer from the application. The only downside I noticed is the use of the controls on the headphone I have to push too much against to my ear. In short, it is good and affordable headphone with good number of features via application.

have bought these three times, not because they break but because i misplace tiny things. these are very good and have a long lasting charge. noise cancelling works well enough in busy environments, for complete blockout i would get over-ear headphones instead. comparing to jabra elite 4s i bought recently, these are the ones that have been better w/ my android phone and PCs for years but ymmv.

Great sound quality, stays in ears well, cones with "find my jabra" feature

Second time I purchase these, I lost the first pair unfortunately. Have been a fan of Jabra for 4+ years and products like these are why. The quality and noise cancellation are very good, and my favorite thing that this pair does is allowing you to use only one bud at a time (the past models only let you use the right bud or both which was a big gripe for me). Battery is crazy good as well. 10/10 I would recommend

Best earbuds. Battery lasts for several workouts. They fit great. Sound is clear and loud.

What these earbuds do, they do well. Good sound, ANC works well, and they stay put (when you get the right fit). Battery life is quite good (haven't had to charge them yet after a couple weeks, but i only got them for working out). While there are better buds out there, these are one of the best for their price point.