Customer Ratings & Reviews

All ratings out of 10 Sound quality: 8 Call quality: 8.5 App and app features: 9.5 (hear through and ambient functions are pretty useful) Comfort: 9 Battery life: 9 Battery case: 7 Bluetooth connectivity: 9 All in all, they’re a good value and a pretty well thought out product. The controls on the buds are a bit hokey, but I think it’s a common trend with earbuds in general. I perform most of the functions on my phone or watch anyways. I prefer these over the soundsports. While the Bose sound a bit better, especially in the low end, the form factor is much more appealing to me as you don’t have an extrusion coming out of your ear! While not technically NC, they do a pretty good job of blocking out ambient noise. They also do a pretty good job of letting it in. Definitely my go to pair when I’m out and about.

I was about to give up after having tried four different truly wireless ear buds including Apple, Bose and Jaybird and all had something about them I didn’t like. Some were bulky, hard or sounded terrible. The Jabra Elites are perfect in every way. They fit more flush to my ears so don’t feel like they are about to fall out and the sound quality IMO is great. There’s an app to adjust the sound to your specific liking however. Connectivity to my iPhone was a breeze and literally took a couple of seconds. Many other reviewer‘s have given very helpful details so I’ll just add that I have nothing bad to say about these ear buds and I am very happy with my purchase.

These are a great pair of wireless pods that sound as good as they look. I’ve used them without any connectivity issues. They come in pair mode when you open them, which make them very easy to use right out of the box. They come with several ear piece attachments, which gave me a perfect fit. I can run without and issue with them. The charge is decent, with the case adding a few more hours.

After reading reviews for a few days and checking tech specs I went with Jabra. I admit I have only used Jabra for blue tooth phone comms due to quality products in the past. I wasn't searching for a new Bluetooth handsfree device but rather an audio solution for music. I compared the Jabra Elite 65t to the Samsung set and after the dust settled from checking out the Bose set, too, I chose the Jabra set because of the IP55 rating. So I bought these and man am I impressed! They sound fantabulous, even in the shower! Yes I tried them in the shower... IP55 remember;^) Rich sound, including bass. Jabra created an app you can get from the play store (yes it's an Android device they are paired with) which is intuitive and brings more functionality to these earbuds. The call quality is spot on with Jabra devices I've had in the past BUT now I can talk in the rain and listen to music in the rain while fishing to boot! Pairing and setup to playing tunes was less than 5 minutes as the earbuds came charged and was seen immediately by my phone. The charging / storage case is a quality product that provides at least two charges itself. I haven't had to exaust the charging case yet as nightly charging is what I prefer any way. An additional feature is the audio passthrough which is really handy because you don't have to remove the earbuds to hear the outside world as the passive noise reduction is actually pretty good once you select the proper ear pieces. Good by wired headphones, hello untethered jamz...

Make sure you get the Jabra Sound+ app after purchasing these headphones. The app gives you access to sound profiles, noise isolation, equalizers, the option to change what the buttons do on each earbud. Sound quality is good for the price. They sit in ear, not on ear, and have more bass then AirPods. I live in NYC, I run for the train on the regular and have never had these headphones fall out of my ear. They come with 3 different ear bud sizes. My only gripe with these earbuds is that the headphones are dependent on the right earbud. You can use the right ear bud by itself, but not the left. When you open the case, the right earbud connects before the left and never the other way around. All in all I recommend these ear buds.

I was looking for a replacement for my LG tones mostly for phone calls. These are surprising light weight. They also stay in exceptionally well. Sound quality is mostly good for a Bluetooth device. If you decide to only use on ear bud your have to use the right bud. The right bud has the Bluetooth receiver. The buds them self seem to communicate over a low power wireless signal, so if you move the left one to far from the right it stops working. They are a little painful in my ears but I haven't tried the different tips sizes yet. I like these but for me the LG tones are still my favorite.

The sound quality is really good, they're comfortable and fit well in my ear, and the battery life is as advertised. It also cuts out ambient noise really well while I'm listening to music. The downside: the microphone doesn't cut out ambient noise while I'm talking on the phone so callers tend to hear a lot of interruptive noises while we're trying to speak. The 'hear through' mode doesn't work at all either, my roommate has to yell to get my attention even when the hear through mode is on. So in summary, great for music and podcast listening and great for workouts, but not so good for calls or being attentive to your surroundings.

These are by far the best earbuds on the market.. Especially if your looking for true wireless! the fit is outstanding, sound quality is great (5.0 bluetooth) no more music with static. Battery life is great too, love the recharging case. Would have got a 5 star review, but the noise isolating mics dont isolate your voice.. the room needs to be quiet if you are using these for phone calls.. I had them in on a phone call right as I was returning home. My dogs feet on the hardwood was so loud to the person on the other end, I had to call them back.. I still find that a Mono bluetooth with a boom is the best for call quality, These are the best for listing to music, love that you can use only the right earbud too - great in the office!!!

I use these for lifting and running. The sound quality is nice and the noise canceling feature is a must. The cellphone call notifications and hands free controls announce incoming calls and allow you to accept or decline a call without picking up your phone. This is extremely useful while in the middle of exercise. The batter will last throughout my 2.5h training sessions without problem. With daily exercise around an hour or so, the case usually needs a recharge after about the 5th or 6th day. For the price, these are excellent true wireless earbuds. They remain in my ear during high movement exercise.

Let's keep it brief, great sound, bass, connectivity and use buuuuuuuuuuuuut .... it is noooooot comfortable for my ears. I tried so many different earbuds in my life but those are something else, I don't know they don't hold and after a while they hurt my ears like hell. Tried all the different rubber pieces but nothing worked, tried to order some that had longer reach but they don't fit on those earbuds. Again everything was great besides the holding part... I wish they improved the design with the others. So bottom line if you don't have that ear comfy issue, then they will be great for ya!

I've used multiple wired and wireless earbuds. I bought these for jogging. They fit securely in the ear. There is no active noise canceling, but the passive noise canceling works pretty well if you have them fitted properly in your ears. Like all earbuds, getting them fitted properly in your ears is the key to sound quality and outside noise blocking. The first set of interchangeable tips I tried seemed to fit ok, but the sound quality was quite poor. I was about to return them, but I tried the next larger size of rubber tips, got a tighter fit, and the sound quality improved immensely. I have used these every day for about six months with no problems. Functions are activated by pushing physical buttons (mechanical switches) on the buds which I prefer to some of the earbuds which use capacitive touch sensitive surfaces which tend to activate unintentionally. Sound quality is not equal to Sony WF-1000XM3, but these cost considerably less, are smaller, weigh less and actually fit more securely in my ears than the Sonys. Very pleased.

Best truly wireless headphones ive used. They are comfortable, sound good, dont fall when working out and buttons are easy to use. Battery life is good. It really does last the full advertised time. Only thing i would change is the you could use the left side independently but since the right side is the master you can't.

Bought these to replace wired Etymotic in-ear buds now that my iPhones don't have jacks and I have an apple watch too. They say noise isolating but I still find I have to crank them up to be able to use in loud environments, which I never had to do with my wired brand. Good sound quality, feel secure, good battery life. A bit uncomfortable to wear long-term but I'm sure that's just person to person. I find myself going back to my wired plugs for long trips. Connection can be a little flaky but is mostly OK. Decent earbuds but for the price, I had higher expectations on the noise isolation performance.

While everyone is raving over the Apple earbuds, I actually appreciate music and listening to it how it’s made. I tried my kid’s and couldn’t believe how poor the quality was. Did a ton of research and decided to go with these and I couldn’t be happier. The sound quality is amazing. I have no issues with them staying in while running or at the gym. They don’t hurt my ears unless I have them in for 5+ hours. They hold a charge what feels like forever. And the noise cancelling is freaking epic. Oh and when on a conference call, no one can tell I’m on a headset because I come through so clearly, as do they. I have raved about mine so much my husband went out and bought the same pair. I keep telling him I’m gonna grab another set so that if they stop selling them, I’ll already have a back up. I never spend money like this on myself but these are worth every Penney. If I could give them more than 5 stars I would.

I'm a 5'1 female and the smallest "ear piece" on the Bose True wireless was to big for my ear. Never stayed seated in my ear and hurt after 5-10 mins. I love that the Jabras are noise canceling and are comfortable, can keep in my ear for long periods. The Bluetooth connection is quick and simple unlike the Bose. I only give 4 stars because there is static sometimes and it will repeatedly stop and start my music until i have to close and re-open my music to get it back on track. I may exchange for another pair. The charging pack holds a long charge. Overall I'm happy and would definitely recommend.

Bought these because air pods do not stay on my ear while working out, but those are good casually. But these have definitely stayed on while doing any type of exercise and activity! I feel some people expect too much when it comes to how good they sound, because to me they sound better than most other headphones. Ideal for gym use or when you really want to focus in on a call or show. Cons: I cannot hear my surroundings, so I wouldn’t go running outside with them or use them while you have to be a bit aware of surroundings. Kind of expensive, but what wireless device isn’t.

This was much better than expected. The fit is very comfortable. I use it it to take all of my on call meetings from this and find it very comfortable. Sound quality is really good indoors. The microphone picks up some background noise while outdoors but none of the callers have complained. There is no problem with the signal even if i am walking. Battery life is great gives around 5-6 hours talktime everytime the buds r placed n charged in case n the case runs for about 4-5 times do overall 20-25 hours of talktime per case charge.

I've been using these for a few weeks and I've been extremely happy. SOUND: these things sound great...for true wireless headphones. The truth is that my $40 pair of wired Sonys have better bass and sound isolation but I went in knowing that sound was going to take a hit. But the connection has always been stable, with maybe a random glitch so infrequent, that I couldn't even tell you when it happened. (I did notice that passing through the security bars in stores designed to prevent you from stealing, had a weird effect and would cut out sound as I walked through). CONVENIENCE: pairing is incredibly easy. Once you set it up (yes, there's another app to download), it pairs pretty quickly and also allows two devices to be connected at once. Every time I pull them out of their case, it takes a few seconds for them to reconnect. FIT/COMFORT: the silicone tips that come with the headphones are decent but I'd seriously recommend getting some new ones. While running, I always felt the headphones might fall out (which did happen once). I bought the Comply Sport Pro tips and they not only boosted the bass a bit, they also helped with making the buds feel more secure in my ears. BATTERY: they're rated for 5 hours of use, but the longest I've kept them in my ears is 1.5 hours, so I can't say if they'll last the entire amount. But what's great about the case is that every time I put them in or pull them out, a light outside the case flashes green, yellow or red to indicate how much charge is left in the case. And there are also LEDs on the buds that indicate their individual charge levels. CONTROLS: these have buttons...which I prefer over the other option to have no buttons. Yes, it pushes them farther into my ears but because I'm an adult with common sense, I don't push them hard enough to hurt. What's annoying though, is that you have to hold the volume up/down buttons for a few seconds to skip/rewind tracks. And if you let go even a millisecond too early, it'll just adjust the volume. This makes it really annoying when you want to skip multiple tracks at a time. With all these pros and so few cons, why did I only rate these at four stars? That had more to do with the general state of true wireless headphones, rather than these in particular. I still think we haven't gotten to a point yet where when you factor in the price, the hit to sound quality compared to wired headphones, having to charge ANOTHER product and the rare connection issues, these kind of headphones make wired ones obsolete. We're definitely closer than we were but not there yet.

If you have been doing research for the best overall truly wireless earbuds as long as I did (over a month) then look no further. Nothing is perfect but these are dang close. The style of them are pretty sleek and dont stick out of your ears. They are surprisingly comfortable and stay in your ears. The battery life is nice and you can get 2 full charges with a full battery in the carrying case and I love how they sound whether I'm taking a call or Jamming out to my tunes. If you are willing to pay a little more than you were looking I would highly recommend these!!!

I've went through 2 other brands of earbuds, and dealt with them falling out, people not being able to hear me clearly, or my connection was cutting out. I truly have fell in love with these earbuds, they don't fall out of my ears, the connection is amazing as people now say that i sound as if i'm holding the phone to my ear. The charge time they last for days as I use them everyday and as for music time i believe i've gotten about 3 hours or so out of them with a full charge. The earbuds come with a hearthrough feature which works very well as well. I am able to hear someone knocking on my door while these are on or hear myself telling my dogs to sit down lol . Just make sure the hearthrough feature is on in the app though. The only thing i would wish for is them to be louder at times but i tend to like very loud music so pay this no never mind if you don't. I do know that if you get them in nice and tight in your ear you definetly get a bunch of bass and its at a good level.