Customer Ratings & Reviews

Facing call connectivity issues. The earphone has been pretty useless for joining calls via teams, meet and all . Randomly cuts down and stops working.

The Jabra Elite 7 Pro wireless headphones are Jabra’s latest offering in the wireless earbud space. I have the Jabra Elite 65t and they were my favorite to use, that is until I got these. The biggest improvement to me is the inclusion of Active Noise cancelling or ANC. For me, it works very well and when you find the right fitting gels then it’s a near perfect combo. The earbuds come with the medium gels, but I find that the small ones fit me much better and are much more comfortable. It provides the perfect amount of outside noise blocking and sound that I love. If you would like to hear the world around you, you can turn on. Changing the ear gels was a bit of a challenge as I was afraid of ripping them, but you can just flip the flap outwards and pull hard on that, and it will come off the mount. It is secure that is for sure, so you don’t have to worry about that. After the initial charge you can get up to 11 hours (w/o ANC or hear through), but most everyone will have those on so you will most likely see about 9 hours per charge and a total of about 35 with the case. I was getting close to those numbers easily with my initial testing. Charging the ear buds is as easy as opening the slim clamshell charging case, which by the way has Qi charging built in or you can use a USB Type C. If you forget to charge your ear buds, rest assured, you can get about a 1.2 hours’ worth of charge in just a quick 5 minutes in the case. Paring with my Galaxy Note10+ was easy and I had to do that before the Jabra Sound+ app would recognize them. Once I did, the app ran thru a 15-minute firmware update and I was able to then customize the sound options for EQ stuff, sleep settings and ANC/Hear through volumes. The app is solid and works well and I can easily switch between the 65t and the 7 Pro ear buds. Features of these ear buds include the ability to use one at a time (which can extend your battery life), buttons on each one that preform different functions. The right ear bud mainly functions to play/pause music, volume up and the right controls the ANC / Hear through / Off functions, volume down, and voice assistant. Different combinations of short presses, single or double or long presses activate the functions. You can change up the buttons to your liking using the app so if you do not like the factory set up, you can change it up. There is also a feature called Sidetone, which allows you to hear your own voice when you are on a call and it is turned on by default, if you want to adjust that or turn it off, you must use the app to do so. There is a small sensor located between the charging ports that let the ear bud know when it is in your ear or not and this will activate the auto pause feature when you remove an ear bud, it will also auto resume when you put it back in w/in 60 seconds, a nice feature, I think. Sound wise, these preform great, I can adjust the bass to my liking and it’s a perfect sound to my ears. There isn’t a lot of bass, but its great for my taste of music and I was able to crank it all the way up w/o any type of distortion at all. Taking calls was clear and using the ANC feature on a busy street, the person on the other end was able to hear me, but they said I was a little muted. In a quite environment, they performed perfectly, and the caller had no complaints. I have been wearing them for hours on end and they have been comfortable. I did have one issue where the right ear bud would not connect to my phone. After some troubleshooting, I finally had to reset them (hold both buttons for 10 seconds while they are in the case, wait for the purple lights to flash, then close the case lid for at least 5 seconds.) I unpaired them from my phone and ran thru the pairing process again and connection was restored. If anything, this might have just been a fluke and nothing to worry about, Jabra makes some good stuff, so I am not concerned. These do have a full 2-year warranty so that puts me at ease. My only other gripe is that they currently do not support multiple devices yet, but hopefully a firmware upgrade will resolve that. Overall, these are a bit on the pricey side, but they are well built and preform great. Pros: Sound Quality Sound+ app functions ANC Hear through Battery life 2-year warranty Cons: Price Multi connections

I love the size of these tiny earbuds . Very comfortable. They sound great . Noise cancelling is pretty good. Noise passthrough could use some improvement though still a big improvement from previous models . Definitely like that the case is small and it's USB C with wireless charging capability. Just wish it had a lip or something to help open it. The magnet that holds the earbuds is strong too and keeps them in there. Also the controls are as easy as always and it's physical button that you press down which is good if you happen to wear gloves

Jabra has done it again with a solid pair of earbuds, even if it is missing their flagship feature. I had the Elite Active 75t before and skipped the 85t due to reviewer complaining about their fit. The Eltie 7 Pros are what the 75t should have been: true wireless earbuds that can be used independently. That, and the smaller size, are the improvements over the 75t series. Both the charging case and earbuds are smaller with the Elite 7 Pro compared to the 75t while battery life has increased by about half an hour. The decrease in size, at least for me, has made these earbuds more comfortable. I don't notice them in my ears as much, my ears don't hurt while wearing them, they don't stick out of my ears as much, and I don't need the sport coating for them to stay in my ears. Those of you looking at the Elite 7 Active should know that both the Pro and Active have the same IP57 rating and that the active sport coating is only on the outside of the earbud. The inside, which contacts your skin, is hard plastic on both. You might as well spend the extra $20 and get the Pro for their better microphones. Either earbud can be used independently, Jabra isn't using a host/guest setup like they did with the 75t and 85t. Switching between mono and stereo use is automatic and only takes 1-2 seconds for the earbuds to kick in. The Elite 7 Pro have good microphones that can cancel out background noise. I've taken calls in my office with a noisy space heater running, nobody has complained about background interference. I even took a call outside during wind gusts and the microphones, aided by bone conducting sensors/mics, were able to cancel out the wind noise and isolate my voice. Audio quality is the same as the 75t. I think the 75t have a bit more bass, but you can EQ the 7 Pro in the Jabra app, which helps. Mids and highs are audibly, for me, the same on both. ANC is also the same on both. It's not Bose, Sony, or Apple quality but it helps. The 7 Pro have better passive noise isolation than other earbuds, so they don't need the best ANC. The 85t still have better ANC and Jabra even outlined that saying the 85t are their flagship ANC earbuds. I wish the ANC was a bit better, then I would have given these a full 5 stars. Jabra is shipping these without their flagship feature: multi-device pairing. That's coming in a firmware update this month (January 2022). Never buy a tech product based on future promises. If you absolutely need multi-device pairing, you should go with other earbuds. I'm sure Jabra will pull through and update these, but they've promised updates in the past, like updating the Bluetooth configuration of the 75t, and fallen through. I have hopes that Jabra will update these with multi-device but I'm not going to bet on it. The one thing I do like is Jabra's physical controls. They take some getting used to but I like having a button instead of finnicky touch controls. Pressing the button on either earbud doesn't further push them into my ear canal. They're easy to use and, once you get the hang of them, give you access to plenty of features. The 7 Pro also have in-ear detection and will automatically pause your media when you take them out and resume playback when you put them back in. They don't have a skin detect feature like others but that isn't necessary. I'm not sure if everyone will want to upgrade these if they have the 75t or the 85t and are fine with their fit. However, people with the 65t should look at upgrading to the 7 Pro. People looking for a small pair of everyday earbuds with good sound quality, great comfort, a small form factor, tons of features (Jabra's app is still one of the best and the case recharges with USB-C or Qi), and decent ANC should look at these. These have become my new daily drivers due to their comfort, long battery life, sound quality, and features. I wish their ANC was more but they do fine to cut out the noise of my office space heater.

I recently had the pleasure of trying out the Jabra Elite 7 Pro True Wireless Noise Canceling In-Ear Headphones in the sleek Titanium Black color, and I must say, I'm thoroughly impressed. These headphones are a true testament to Jabra's commitment to superior audio quality and advanced technology. Sound Quality (5/5): The sound quality of the Jabra Elite 7 Pro is nothing short of exceptional. The headphones deliver rich, well-balanced audio across all ranges. Whether I was listening to my favorite tracks, watching movies, or taking calls, the clarity and depth of sound truly stood out. The active noise canceling technology effectively blocked out unwanted external noise, allowing me to immerse myself fully in my music without any distractions. Comfort and Fit (5/5): The ergonomic design of the Elite 7 Pro ensures a secure and comfortable fit. I wore these headphones for extended periods, and they remained snugly in place without causing any discomfort. The included variety of ear tips allowed me to find the perfect fit for my ears, ensuring optimal noise isolation and audio quality. Battery Life (4.5/5): The battery life of the Elite 7 Pro is impressive, providing up to 9 hours of playback time on a single charge. The charging case extends this to a total of 35 hours, which is more than sufficient for my daily needs. Quick charging is also a huge plus – a 15-minute charge gave me around 2 hours of playback time. Connectivity and Controls (4.5/5): Pairing the headphones with my devices was seamless, thanks to Bluetooth 5.2 technology. I experienced stable connections and minimal dropouts even in busy wireless environments. The touch controls on the earbuds were intuitive and responsive, allowing me to adjust volume, skip tracks, and answer calls effortlessly. Additional Features (4.5/5): The Jabra Sound+ app enhances the overall experience with customizable EQ settings, allowing me to fine-tune the sound to my liking. The app also features a helpful "Find My Jabra" feature and an equalizer to suit different audio preferences. Minor Grievance: The only slight drawback I encountered was that the touch controls took a little getting used to, and I occasionally unintentionally triggered commands while adjusting the earbuds. Conclusion: In the realm of true wireless earbuds, the Jabra Elite 7 Pro stands out as a remarkable choice. Its superb sound quality, comfortable fit, impressive battery life, and advanced features make it a top-tier option for both music enthusiasts and professionals on the go. If you're seeking a premium listening experience, the Jabra Elite 7 Pro should definitely be at the top of your list.

If you're looking for excellent sound for music this is what you want the bass is really good and noise canceling is crazy good and adjustable in 3 different ways also have GPS tracking also the battery life is really good and must use the Jabra APP ( sound+ ) to get all this. NOTE: does not come with USB C charger or cored. if you want to know more about them look them up on ( RTINGS ) web site.

Great headphones, this is my second pair of sabras. The hear through works great, the noice cancelling is pretty good but not perfectly silent. I love these for jogging etc. they stay in my ears really well, and are smaller than the old model. The hold a charge for several days, I use them all the times and only charge maybe once a week.

The Jabra Elite 7 Pro delivers exceptional sound quality, excellent noise cancellation, and a comfortable fit. With its sleek design and strong battery life, it's a top-tier choice for premium wireless earbuds.

Super impressive. I have been on the search for new headphones ever since my Jabra Elite 85h died (I used them a lot for running/working out and I think the excessive sweat may have ruined them). After trying a few other brands, I returned to Jabra with the Elite 7 Pro. My expectations have been exceeded. Everything from the sound quality to the fit has been perfect for my needs. I'm not a huge in-ear headphone fan, often opting for over-the-ears (like the 85h). The fit on these has improved my opinion of in-ear headphones in general. They are not perfect, but are comfortable enough for daily use. I don't feel fatigued wearing them for longer periods of time. I don't have any issues with them falling out like I have with AirPods. Audio quality is perfect for my needs. I am super appreciative of the EQ profiles in the app, especially since you can save your own EQ presets. I'm not an audiophile, but do have a background in audio. I've found the audio to be crystal clear and the EQ extremely effective. Battery is good so far. I'll certainly miss the long battery life of the 85h, but these are still more than double the Airpods. Connection has ranged from great to okay so far. If you have more than one device connected them (the multi-point connection feature), it does cause some stuttering if you exit the Bluetooth range of the devices you aren't using. Other than that, I haven't had any random disconnects and the range is pretty decent. Noise cancelling is decent, at least on par with the 85h from what I can tell. I haven't had the opportunity to really put them to the test in a plane or similar, but they do a pretty good job of drowning out traffic and my neighbor's music/dog. The hear-through/transparency mode is just okay. Everything sounds pretty muffled, but certain frequencies seem to pop more than others. Definitely wouldn't recommend for security or safety scenarios, but fine enough if you need to hear an alarm or something. Overall, I'm very happy with these headphones. I even picked up a pair of the active versions to use on runs/workouts.

When I first open it I already awe by the designed and color of Jabra Elite 7 Pro - Titanium Black. when I open it it automatically connect to my bluetooth, which is more easy, and it ask me to install the apps in my phone. I love the button on the side. The apps assist me every step. Jabra Elite 7 Pro - Titanium Black has multiSensor voice call performance, it has adjustable active noise cancellation and hear through. it has long battery life which I really need. the Jabra Elite 7 Pro - Titanium Black has eargel with different size so it will fit properly in your ears. It has led colors which indicate the battery status. To conserve battery it automatically power-off when they are out of range. You can reassign any function to each ear buds in the application. And each earbuds can be used individually by placing the unused earbuds into the charging case. This is my perfect earbuds. I did receive this product with a discount in exchange of honest review.

The quality of sound is outstanding. The hear through feature is really handy. I also like the way the buds stay firm in my ear ears as im working. The battery life is really nice. I wear mine all shift (8) hours. The magnetic charging case is small and compact. The case fits great in my pocket. The negative is if i use only one ear bud it has to be the right ear. This sorta sucks for me seeing my hearing isn't as well in my left ear. Other than that i found this to be a great purchase.

I've had these for a few years now and they are great ear buds. The sounds quality is great, especially for the price. They are comfortable to wear for hours at a time without much fatigue. The ANC is pretty good. The hear through sett is good and very useful. The only thing I miss on these is volume control in the buds.

Good quality sound. Great fit. While the hear-through mode works well, the noice cancelation does not do much. It sounds the same when it is on or off. Very comfortable to wear for hours at a time. After almost a year of having them, charging the case started taking much longer

Forget the airpods , forget the earbuds, get these! Jabra has clearly been in this game for a very long time and their quality and intentional design shows in their consistency. This review is after owning them for 2 and a 1/2 years. I own two sets...nuff said! Sound, perfect Fit, amazing Battery life, true to stated time Case, slimthick(fits in the watch pockets of my jeans) Recharge quicker than quick. Ohh theres an app too. It gauges your hearinga and adjust the sound quality as needed. To compare these to other in ear options would be like comparing Prince & Michael Jackson's body of work to Christina Hendricks (right, who?) The actress. Trust me, youll love these.

Fit: There are very comfortable in my ears. Hands down the most comfortable I've had. Sound: music and voice comes through with enough variation and levels that I'm satisfied. I'm no audiophile but have enjoyed listening to Sylvan Esso, Koffee, MagnustheMagnus, Masego and more on these. Calls via phone and computer have all been great. Mic: Other tell me I'm heard well. I tried them outside while walking my dog and they said there was little background noise except for the small hums when cars went by. That's not complete isolation but again better than I've ever had and a good job nonetheless. ANC: works well for me. I didn't like that it needed to be completely configured and there wasn't a default version to work with. But when it is configured, it's effective. The case: The most annoying component. I don't care that the cable plug into the front. My problem is that there is no lip to grab onto to get it open. It's completely smooth so your fingers need a certain amount of friction and pressure to get it open. This is the dumbest idea ever for a case and I'm not sure how it made it to production like this. (Biggest contribution to losing a star) I'll be very pleased when they finally get multipoint but I also bought knowing it wasn't there so this does not affect my review.

These have a good sound signature. Picked them up for $90 with amazon price match. My first pair of TWS buds were the Master and Dynamic MW07GO that had quality issues. Master and Dynamic did an upgrade to the MW07 plus on my warranty replacement. Those broke when i got sweat on them. I do like the Jabra app much more especially for the EQ. The big improvement with the switch to the Jabra Elite 7 Pro is the hearthrough feature that makes me feel comfortable wearing these in the office with my door closed. The improved mic on the elite version provides crystal clear performance on teams calls and the hearthrough feature keeps me from being excessively loud. Comply foam tips are beneficial for listening to music and provide a more secure fit while working out. I have not had these drenched in sweat yet but they have the same IPX rating as the active version. For the price i would recommend these. I have a headphone collection with DACs and amps so i ranked the sound at a 4. For getting sound from my galaxy fold this is my best choice. I am happy with the purchase.

These ear buds are very unique and very well-developed. They have a very thoughtful design. The ear buds fit perfectly. There are multiple other different sizes to match your ears, if you’re aren’t like mine too! The audio quality sounds great, and you can walk around without needing to worry that they’ll fall out of your ears. I’ve worked out with them, done chores, and fallen asleep in them without issue! When you remove them out of your ears while I listening to music, the music pauses, which is super convenient because if they fall out of your ears or you pull them out if your ears, then you don’t have to pause your music. I often use it as a way to pause my music. I have also used them to watch movies and videos and have been very impressed with the sound quality. There is also a noise cancellation feature that you can easily turn on with a touch. The battery life lasted a long time and I was very satisfied with how well the charge held up. I definitely recommend these Jarbra Bluetooth headphones! I received these Jabra Elite 7 Pro – Titanium Black for my honest and unbiased review at a discounted price

I love these earbuds. I love the capability of using them for calls or listening to music. The 'Hear-through' setting is so good it doesn't make sense. I don't know how I can hear my music with the bass, while also hearing someone if they try to talk to me while I'm listening. The case is a little annoying to get open sometimes, but other than that they're perfect!

I purchased these to use for work but in a short amount of time they started to disappoint. The idea of the features makes them sound amazing. ANC, Hear Through, Pause when removed from ears, touch buttons and EQ (customized fit / experience) They will sporadically switch from ANC or base setting out of Hear Through. I've had issues with one not powering on in my ear out the case and after putting it back in my ear from a pause. The EQ improved the audio drastically because it understood which frequency I can hear but it wasn't overwhelmingly better than the elite 3 I tried out. The fit was perfect but small flaws are ruining the experience. I imagine the first round of the models are the issue and they will improve. The hear through is clutch in my work environment as well as the pause when I need to answer questions from coworkers.

Sound: The sound for these is slightly above average. Slightly less full than the Samsung Buds Pro's or the Elite 75t's but luckily the app gives you a full EQ which helps allow you give the buds your preferred sound signature. Call Quality: Is good but not as good as the marketing pretends it is. My voice sounds good to the other person, they are very quiet unless I max out the volume which then creates horrible distortion. Also with the seal on these I get an earplug vibration from my voice which is very annoying. the other person also complained that they could hear wind noise even their it was a slight breeze and could easily hear the world around me, ironically better than me despite having hear through maxed out. My Samsung Buds Pro are significantly better. ANC/Hear Through: The ANC is quite good and much better than my Samsung Buds Pro's but I think this is due to the seal being better for me with the Jabra's. The hear through is good and sounds around you sound natural and clear but for me do not remove the earplug effect that makes my own voice vibrate in my head. Fit: These are for me the second best fitting earbuds behind the Samsung Buds Plus, super small and do not move in my ear nor do they push against the sides of my ear. I can wear them all day at work with little to no discomfort. I love small ears and struggle to find comfortable earbuds and for me these are perfect. Buttons: The buttons are really good, it gives a satisfying click that does not require too much pressure but isnt soft enough that accidental presses happen. The buttons are very customizable which for some reason is rare with most earbuds. Connection: This is ultimately my biggest problem with these earbuds. They are horrible with connect, huge lag time when watching videos, one earbud will randomly disconnect especially when you are turning on ANC or hear through and if that happens the earbuds will not sort out the issue on their own. You will have to put them back in the case and wait a few seconds and hope they reconnect but in most cases you will need to reset the earbuds. Very often I use one earbud at work which is nice that either earbud works on its own but what is annoying is the other earbud that has been in the case will not immediately connect if you try to then use it, you will have to take it out and then put it back in the case a few times in order for it to connect. These issues should not exist and I will not wait to find out if they can fix these problems in a timely manner. Charging case: This is my other issue with these earbuds. I hate the charging case, for some reason they thought it would be a good idea to put the charging port on the front which just looks dumb and they made the opening of both halves completely flush so you cannot easily open the case, I found myself having to push with an uncomfortable amount of pressure to open the case since there is no lip to help open the case, so I would imagine many people in the next year or so will end up breaking their case lip. Conclusion: For every step forward Jabra took with these with the independent earbuds, smaller buds, improved ANC and calls, they took two steps back with the removal of multi pairing (which supposedly will come in an update), the horrible connect issues and the dumbest case design on any earbuds. I would honestly just recommend getting the 75t's as they sound better, have multi point connect, have a better case and sound similar enough for phone calls. Very disappointed in these.