Customer Ratings & Reviews

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Coming from the Elite Sport plus, these are much more refined---better fit, better sound, and better value. The charging case sucks though. It's way too difficult to open, and I'm afraid I'm gonna rip the lid off by using too much force trying to open it. The earphone also need a coating to provide some drip. These are pretty slick and light. Very easy to drop when handling. Otherwise, this is a five star purchase.

After researching and waiting for over a year, I finally decided to get the Jabra Elite 65t. Pros: Better than average battery life. They last 6 to 7 hours on 50%. Sound is amazing, better than I expected, they come with an app that lets you equalize the sound and add/remove the bass. They are actually better than my Jaybirds X3's. They almost passed the gym test, they stay on while doing weights but tend to come loose during cardio and heavy sweating. But they are the only in ear headphones that performed the best during workouts. Only con is the sound is not the loudest in the gym but they are loud enough for an office environment. They are not noise cancelling but they suppress a lot of outside noise. Overall great headphones so far.

If you are in the market for wireless earbuds the Jabra Elite 65t are a great buy. After testing them out, I was completely satisfied. Few things to take note of before buying is the 65t are mainly for music and calls. There is sound delay when watching youtube videos. This is common among wireless earbuds. Sound is great and Jabra's app layout is good. They do not come with ear wings like Jaybirds bluetooth lineup, but after testing them, I found the fit to be comfortable and they did not fall out. During testing I experienced signal loss on the left earbud but I wasn't concerned since they maintained a strong connection during my time at the gym. For the price they are a great buy!

I've owned dozens of BT headsets over the years, and a few of the new, wireless stereo ones, and so far, these are best of the stereo wireless ones. Sound is nice, functions work well, but for me, I am having a problem getting the left ear unit to stay in properly and snugly; I may have a weird shaped left ear lobe, but never had this problem with other units. Anyways, these are priced in the middle for brand name, stereo wireless headsets, and you cant go wrong getting these if that is what you are looking for; great range, very nice sound, made well, and definately worth a look.

These earbuds were nicely packaged and look very cool. I feel “ninja-like” when I put them in my ears. Unfortunately, they just don’t feel comfortable. That has been the case in every pair of buds I’ve ever owned. I guess that is the nature of earbuds. That being said, they were very easy to set up and connected to my iPad before I could get the app downloaded. The instructions included were VERY minimal, but not particularly necessary. They come in a very nice, heavy case that is also a charger. All in all, these are very nice quality and do a great job.

The sound is crystal clear but I now realize I prefer headphones due to volume. The ear buds are convenient for working out as there is no cord so when I run I do not have to worry about the cord getting in the way of my swinging arms. I used them for an hour work out and the battery life was great. I charged them as soon as I got home so they were ready for use the next day. Overall a decent product , easy to use and great for workouts.

Wow, do I like these truly wireless earbuds! I have used a number of BT buds over the last few years -- my last pair were the ROC buds with a neck yoke. Though those buds had great sound, the yoke was kind of a nuisance, and I would constantly have to reposition the buds for a tight fit. So when BB put these well-reviewed Jabras on sale, I pulled the trigger -- and fell in love! Setup was quite easy, although Steve Jobs would probably have found a way to combine the two Jabra apps necessary into one. At first listen, the bass wasn't quite as punchy as I had been experiencing with the ROCs. Fortunately, simply by engaging the Bass Boost EQ setting in the Jabra Sound+ app, all was well. Now these Jabras sound just wonderful, and with their earpieces inserted deeply in your ear canals, they offer superior passive noise cancellation as well. In fact, Jabra allows you to filter in some ambient sound using the buds' four phone mikes if you wish. But -- unless I'm trying to engage in a conversation with someone -- I don't use this feature. The truth is, it's easy enough to pop out one of the buds, which automatically pauses your music. That brings me to the ergonomics of these buds -- outstanding! Remove them from the compact charging case, and they turn on automatically. Replace them in the case, and they shut off. Any time you remove or replace the buds, LEDs show the charge levels in both the buds and the case. Then there's the way the buds look -- and fit -- in your ears. They don't protrude like Frankenstein electrodes, nor do they hang down like gross white mucus dripping from your ears (I'm looking at you, EarPods!) They fit snugly in your ears and have a very elegant profile. They also seem to stay in your ears -- so far, I have hardly ever had to reposition them while walking around the city or exercising at the gym. Though these are less waterproof than Jabra's more expensive Sport and Active truly wireless buds, I have not yet had a problem wearing them at the gym although I work up a pretty good sweat after twenty minutes on the LifeCycle. Jabra says the buds will run for five hours on a single charge, with two more charges available in the carrying case. That makes a total of fifteen hours of playing time before you have to recharge the case, which takes up to two hours using a standard USB C cable. Finally, I must mention the remarkable lack of dropouts when using these buds. New York City has interference lurking around every corner, but as I write this, I have encountered only one brief dropout as I walked about. That's amazing performance in my experience. I can't comment on how well these work answering cell phone calls -- most of my friends know better than to bother me unless we're planning to meet and can't find each other! But these are definitely my new favorite buds for listening to music at the gym or out on the town. Great job, Jabra!!!

I was leery to spend so much on a set of headphones, especially after some of the negative reviews on these. I took the chance as they had been rated great call quality on a couple different reviews. That was my main purpose for wanting a headset, and reports back from my work say it sounds great. Now on the people having fitment issues, I think they aren't putting it in their ear right. I have rather small ears and ear canal and with the smallest tips fit is fine. I am thinking of trying some foam tips from Amazon (comply apparently tear really easy for these even their company knows this and $25 for 2 months worth of use is ridiculous, and that's per their own customer support). They do get slightly uncomfortable after long use, but I'm also not used to having earbuds in. Sound quality is more than acceptable for such a small device, those expecting Bose or studio quality sound from any true wireless earbuds is just an absurd expectation. It did take a little bit of adjustment in the EQ on the app but after some adjustment they sound pretty darn good. Any connection issues or any other problem must be the users phone. I am using these with a pixel 2 xl with 0 issues so far 2 days later.

Hello and welcome This is a great pair of truly wireless headphones. I recommend them with everything I believe in, however it must be noted that the bluetooth works well, no drops but with sound audio lag performance over bluetooth it does suffer in certain apps like youtube and instagram and igtv and a few others. This is a great headphones for calls, they sound very clear. For music they sound very good and clear and good bass The smartphone app works great and has an equalizer to fine tune the sound how you would like it. Battery is good, 5 hours and extra 2 charges with the case for a total of 15 hours. Sleak design, fits in your pocket and ready for on the go. Recommended however for youtube it is a bummer the bluetooth lag is there. For NETFLIX, Amazon, PLEX and other audio/video sources it works fine and is in sync. I've researched and done many things to connect the headphones correctly and the lag is always there. I chalk it up to the developers of the apps who have to adjust their apps for these headphones or perhaps future firmware will fix it or perhaps it's just because of bluetooth 5.0 and bluetooth 4.2 compatibility on the phone.

Maybe should not quite be a 5 since sound is not totally rich with the punch of base (I'll give them the benefit of slight doubt), but they are very much better than any other of the several BLUTOOTH headphones I've had. It's great not having wires! They have not fallen out, ever. Dropouts are infrequent (dropouts and wires were my biggest complaints about other BLUTOOTH ear buds). They run well over an hour continuously. I've now had them for about 6 months. Downer, but not a show-stopper: Jabra phone apps sometimes seem to get in way of other BLUTOOTH devices.

First I have to say, the price it's affordable. I go to the gym 5-6 times a week. I spend 1 hour to an hour an half at the gym daily. I can spend 4 to 5 days with out charging the case directly to the electric plug. The case charge them automatically when you storage them. The sound its good an sealed the outside noises beautifully. They also stay in you ears without falling out. I had many jaybirds and beats and by far this ones are the best. The battery it's amazing. Many many times I ran out of battery in one day or two with the beats and jaybirds. Highly recommended.

The ear buds fit so well and are so light-weight that you could almost forget that they are in your ears. The only down side I found about the small size and light weight was that pressing the buttons to change volume, etc. could sometimes cause the ear-buds to push into my ears and be a little painful. With a little practice I learned to mostly avoid this. The quality of sound is very good and the charging/storage container is convenient for travel and storage.

JABRA EARPHONES STICK IN MY EARS AND PRODUCED DYNAMIC FULL SOUND OF EITHER MUSIC OR VOICE, COMPACT AND SLEEK TO MY EARS.

These were the second set of true wireless earbuds that I've purchased (and returned). The first were a dirt cheap set that I bought elsewhere. They were just awful, but I wasn't expecting much. These Jabra ones, though, I had high expectations of. Unfortunately, they don't deliver in the most important area: sound quality. First off, the good bits. -The pass-through feature that lets in outside noise is great. I have it on a pair of USB-C noise-cancelling earbuds and it's incredibly useful. It doesn't sound nearly as good on the Jabras, and they don't really amplify like the wired set does. But it has it, so it gets points for it. -They have in-ear detection with an auto-pause feature, which is very nice. -The case is quite compact and easily pocketable. -They're very lightweight and comfortable to wear. -Good microphones for voice calls. Not as amazing as the marketing materials, but better than most. -They have other settings and features in the app that I didn't have a use for, personally, but were nice to have as an option. So, on to the bad bits. -The sound quality: It's not great. They sound like your average <$30 bluetooth earbuds. They're definitely a step up from that cheap set of true wireless one that I mentioned above, but completely unreasonable for something in this price range from a brand name like Jabra. You're not going to hear any bass. Everything else is a little muffled. Maybe I'm just used to better, since I normally listen to wired earbuds. But my Pixel Buds sound quite a lot better than these, too, and they were cheaper (but have a cord between). -The case is stupidly hard to open. You have to squeeze the sides, then pry it open at the front. Not a lot of effort put into the user experience of it. -They aren't held in the case magnetically. More than once, I dropped them out of the case while fumbling to open it. I've since returned these and upgraded to the Bose SoundSport Free. They're more expensive, don't have any of the cool features, and the buttons aren't the best. But in terms of audio quality, they make the Jabras sound like one of those phones you used to make as a kid with plastic cups and string. If you're spending this much money, it should at least do it's primary function correctly. The Jabras don't.

I've tried and owned various bluetooth headsets. A Lot of headphones try to be all encompassing and provide great sound but not necessarily the best microphone capabilities for talking on the phone . The Jabra Elite 65t True Wireless Headphones have exceptional microphone and talking capabilities, probably the best i've tried recently in a headset. The sound for music probably could be a tad better. But compared to some of the others I've tried recently I would say it holds up really well. The wireless charging case allows flexibility to keep them charged when I'm not using them. A very big con of past headphones from Jabra. I would recommend these headphones to anyone looking for stylish sleek headphones that have exceptional microphone capabilities with good sound quality for music as well.

I really love these earbuds! They have everything I need. Fit great, sound clear and crisp, no connection issues, hear through option, equalizer customization, simple and easy to use app, can pause, play, skip and can volume up and down on earbuds. What else do you need. Other true wireless earbuds always offer one or the other but this offers everything. I have purchased earbuds in the past and right away I start looking for something else that is better. The Jabra elite 65t have me resting easy and satisfied. Great job Jabra!

The Jabra Elite 65t truly wireless earbuds are very impressive. Jabra engineered these earbuds to near perfection from easy bluetooth pairing and robust left/right earbud connection to clear voice quality and very good audio output. What you get in the package are the wireless earbuds, a storage case that doubles as a charging station, 3 pairs (small, medium and large) of soft gel ear tips, a 12” long micro usb charging cable, and a quick start guide. Here's what impressed me: (1) Look and Comfort - Jabra took time in styling these earbuds. They are very professional looking and easily blends in with whatever style you have. That's because these wireless earbuds are so physically unobtrusive. They are recessed well in your ears so that they do not stick out and make you look like a frankenstein. The earbuds also have a firm comfortable fit. Once you find the right size eartip for your ear, they stay put in your ears. I was able to wear them for hours without fatigue. In fact, due to their featherweight, it almost feels like you're not wearing anything in your ears. (2) Audio Quality – Small 6mm drivers, but very good audio quality. All around balanced sound with crisp and clear treble. Vocals come through with strong presence. Bass is good, but doesn't thump and overpower the sound (not for bass heads). If you don't like the sound as tuned from the factory, you have the option of using the Jabra app's 5-band equalizer to adjust the sound to your liking. (3) Robust wireless connection – The wireless connection between the right and left earbud is as strong as if it were connected by a physical wire between them. I was afraid that there was going to be dropouts and stuttering between the right and ear buds, but this was not the case with the Jabra Elite 65t. Very strong connection, no dropped audio, no stuttering. I placed my phone in my right front, right rear, left front, and left rear jean pocket. All is good. Left and right earbud transmit clearly and no drop out even with cross body placement of the phone. Bluetooth connection is similarly very strong. I was able to walk about 25 feet away before the earbud started to dropout. (4) Excellent Voice and Call Quality – I take public transportation in a big city, and when I make a call using the Jabra Elite 65t, the person on the other line told me that my voice came through clearly and without background noises even though I was standing at the bus stop near a busy intersection with loud traffic noise. (5) Voice Assistant Integration – Press the right ear bud button for 1 second and your voice assistant (Google or Alexa) will activate and it will recognize your voice command through the earbud. (6) Sturdy clamshell storage case with integrated charging station – The earbuds are small and the small clamshell storage case is perfect to protect the earbuds during transport. They easily slip into your pants pockets. Because of their small size however, they can similarly slip out of your pants pocket if you're not careful. (7) A Very Useful App – To get the most out of your ear buds, you will need to download the Jabra Sound+ app and the Jabra Service App. The Jabra Service App is simply to enable the functions for the Sound+ app. The app is the central nervous system for the earbuds. It displays the ear bud battery meter, has a 5 band equalizer, and has different adjustments for HearThrough (how much ambient sound will be trasmitted through the ear buds) and Sidetone (adjusts how much of your own voice you hear during phone calls). The user manual is also in the app. I recommend you read through the user manual as it explains all the functions for the earbuds. There are only minor things that I was not impressed with: (1) The micro usb charging cable is only 12” long. It's long enough if you're charging through your laptop or an external battery charger. However, if you're using a wall charger, it would be better to have a longer micro usb charge cable. (2) The volume +/- buttons on the left ear bud are located on diametrically opposite edges of the button circle which may be difficult to press for those with large fingers. Battery life is on par with truly wireless offerings from other brands with up to 5 hours of battery on a charge for a total of 15 hours with the charging case. It takes approximately 2 hours to fully recharge the case. No complaints here. Summary: In conclusion, the Jabra Elite 65t lives up to its 'Elite' title. Jabra is setting the bench mark for others to follow. It has perfected the robust connection between left and right ear bud with very good audio quality, and a style that blends in with any environment whether it is a professional work environment or casual setting. For the price and features, the Jabra is a good value. It should be on the short list for anyone considering a truly wireless earbud purchase.

Product is great. Lossless connection. Comfortable fit. Great sound. However, service has been a big disappointment. I tend to lose my ear buds often so when I read that Jabra lets you buy a single ear bud on this set if you happen to lose 1 was a consideration when I purchased. I ended up losing the left ear bud of this set and after that I've been unable to buy it. Jabra's accessories page listed it but kept giving a '404' error - when I called Jabra support they opened a ticket and said theyll fix the web page. A week later I had to call and they said they dont have the spare ear buds in stock. A week later they removed the ear buds completely from the accessories page. Disappointed with how their service doesn't seem to care too much about their sales commitments

My first impression of the earbuds were great, the sound was good, the battery is good but the only problem was the connection it would break up and crackle but then I installed the app and all my problems disappeared. But one thing did notice is that after extended use they would become uncomfortable and you had to fix them every once in a while but if you can get past that, these earbuds are amazing. Pros: Great Sound, Good Outside Noise Blockage, Fast Charging, Good looking Case, Looks Good In Your Ear, Good connection If you install the App (Jabra Sound +) Cons: You have to install an app to get optimal use, Uncomfortable after long use, There are better options like the jaybird runs or airpods.