Customer Ratings & Reviews

Outside of Airpids, probably the best in ear phones you can get. Sound quality is amazing and they really are great at noise cancelling distracting sounds. Charge life is brilliant as well. They last nearly a week

Sound quality is great for music. The call quality is great as well. I've enjoyed using the app to help enhance how the earbuds work. The earbuds are really comfortable and lightweight and have a good fit. I have had some connectivity issues at times even while close to my phone which is the only reason for the four out of five. Additionally it would be nice if either earbud could be used by itself but as the product is set up you have to use the right earbud if you only want to use one. Like the product and would recommend it again. Hope it continues to work well

These are the most comfortable earbuds I’ve tried. Better than Sony WF-1000XM3, Apple air buds, Skull Candy. I wear them for 6+ hours a day while I’m working. I have no worries of them falling out of my ear even in light activity like jogging. Sony buds and Air buds fit horribly. The Jabra connect with two devices (PC and iPhone) simultaneously and the switch between devices is instant and works as advertised. They work with Spotify web player, YouTube and Microsoft Teams calls, but don’t work with my Cisco virtual phone app. Buttons on the buds work well and functions can be changed. Nice having a one touch mute for calls. Sony had no mute function. After a few months, I’m still working with the equalizer on the app because I can’t seem to dial in the sound. Many users complained that they were bass heavy, but I found them rather tinny when listening to music. Sony had much better sound quality. Teams calls sound fine and people reported that I sounded fine on calls, so the mic seems to be good. The Jabra app is pretty interactive and just yesterday they added active noise canceling to the buds by way of firmware update. I’m a little disappointed in the sound quality for music. The Sony buds sounded much better, but I returned them because they couldn’t connect with my PC and iPhone. The Sony buds could also connect with my virtual phone. I bought these primarily because they can connect to multiple devices and Jabra will not guarantee they work with all PCs as they are NOT built to connect with a PC. Other than the Cisco app they work well with my PC, and in the COVID era, everyone in my company is using teams, so I can live without the phone app. Because of the music quality, I can’t rate them higher, but for a work solution they are the best I’ve tried.

I have been using these for a while now. No problems. The app gives me more control over the buds. The noise cancelling works quite well and I like the fit in my ear. No one has complained about not being able to hear me, and I think they sound great. Battery life in nice. I have been on long calls and back to back calls, and they have never ran out of power. I have not tried running them out to test the life of the batteries. But, so far they have proved to be worth the purchase. The case is small but gives me recharges after use. If they go on sale, I may get another pair for my work phone. I have a set of JBLs , but sometimes I am not hear well on the other end. Never the case with these.

The fit is dramatically more comfortable than the 65t. The sound is amazing, battery life is great, and now a magnetic charging case! Also, make sure you use the Jabra app to get even more out of them

One of the things that held me back from purchasing was reading about how Jabra used the same drivers as the Elite 65t, but miniaturized everything else. I found the sound in the previous model was more flat and hollow compared to other buds like the Sony 1000XM3 or the AirPod pros. The 75t’s sound really great, are clear for calls, has a great small case with strong magnetic hold, and has plenty of battery life. Even with its passive noise canceling, its good enough to use with a riding mower while listening to podcasts at a sensible volume.

So I got these for my gf, but I did my research to make sure she had the easiest, best fitting buds that had good marks in all categories. But of course, the most important feature to me was the sound quality of the microphone since I know that the microphone for the wireless earbuds is pretty far from the opening of your mouth, and most of the time audio is pretty muffled. With these though, the audio quality I am hearing is amazing, I can hear her pretty clearly considering these are wireless buds, and maybe like half a notch below regular cell phone quality audio. I knew the 65's were supreme in quality based off of reviews, and the 75t's are right there I feel. Honestly, when I think of it, the quality is on par with the regular quality of a cell phone. And she says, after getting the right size ear tip, that they fit great. And also charing is easy since it's the same type-C charger as her S10. Glad these did not disappoint and well worth the wait with no concrete release date! JABRA!

I got them as they were in clearance. They sound way better than my Samsung ear buds pro and are more comfortable. They have good battery life too. Bass is awesome. I love them.

I've gone through probably every available earbud and always had the same problem of people complaining because of wind noise or a crow call from 1000 Ft away that deafened them. Tried Samsung (tinny), Sony (sensitive mics). Bose (sensitive Mics) and others - all the same - I take a lot of work calls walking dogs and none of these worked. Finally tried these after reading the reviews and I'm blown away. Walking along traffic - no problem. Walking around people talking - no problem. Vocal Crows - no problem. Super comfortable too - great form factor and wearable all day. Solid noise blocker too. Battery life has been good - all day calls have been no problem. If you need earbuds for calls - these guys are by far the best. I use a 5 driver in ear monitor for music which crush any name brand earbud for range and dynamics so I can't speak to how these perform sonically there - but for calls - amazing....

Aside from my specific use case - I believe these wireless headphones are the best on the market. Before getting into my issue with the headphones, let me tell you why they are amazing. I opened up the headphones and listened to music on a half hour drive. After using Airpods for over two years, the jump in sound quality is incredible. They buds are comfortable in your ears, and much more discrete than the airpods. The battery life is also significantly better. After my 30 minute drive, I was so excited to have these. However, one of the primary ways that I use wireless headphones, is to listen to audiobooks with my wife. We both put an earbud in and listen to the book at the same time while cleaning the house or even while working out. We've done this for years with airpods. I was so excited to show my wife the new purchase! However, with these earbuds, they can not be more than about one foot apart before the left one cuts out. Jabra does say this on their website, so I guess it is my fault for not doing my research. However, I don't understand why they would decide to design the earbuds this way. Totally unusable for one of my primary uses for headphones. If they ever make a change to this, I'll repurchase immediately. If you don't have any need to be able to share your earbuds with someone - buy these, they are amazing.

The jist: the technology is just not there yet. Connection issues that go as far back as its predecessor. Too expensive for these issues. After several hours of review reading and video watching and online comparing. I bought a pair. Sound Quality: music quality is amazing but that does me no good when they don't work. The second pair had a crackling issue. Hear thru is ok, but due to the great seal of the bud I still couldn't hear people talking to me, with hear thru on and sound off. Call Quality: not great, not horrible but folks on the other end said I sounded like I was in an empty room. Customer Support: Jabra support is slow and unhelpful, as mentioned by many others. Charging: a green light is supposed to indicate a charged case, it was only actually half charged. Since you can only use the right bud to listen with only in, you will end up charging the right more than the left. Then again, on my second pair, the left died for no apparent reason. Connectivity: 1st and 2nd pair had left earbud connection issues. No I don't want to put them back in the case and take them back out to reconnect and no that doesn't always work, which also defeats the purpose of hands-free. No the firmware update didn't fix connectivity issues. Many people are having this issue and apparently this goes as far back as the 65Ts which makes me feel like Jabra is ok with this issue so long as they make money off the buds that do work and those who have to return, MULTIPLE TIMES, are just collateral damage. You can connect to two devices at once which I didn't think was super necessary until I had to switch to a different brand wireless earbuds and now I miss that option. You really need to be able to choose which earbud to take out when you want to just have one in. I imagine this could lead to uneven battery-wear and charging. Features/Controls: the setup has great potential. I got very comfortable with the controls and liked that there were so ma u tap options. I did have issues with Google Assistant being able to hear me. Comfort: my ears hurt bad after a couple hours of use but I eventually, somehow, found a way around this. A fourth seal size would be nice. Case: the charging case is a nice size and easy to use. I don't need wireless charging. More accessories would be nice. I couldn't find a decent case to hook to my belt loop and nearly lost the case when it feel out of my pocket and didn't hear it drop.

I replaced a set of ear buds that had nothing but trouble with the Jabra 65t elite. Starting off I must admit the app is outstanding! Best app for headsets i have ever seen. Setup was simple and straight forward with pairing being automatic. The latest updates allow a hearing test as part of the setup which is brilliant. Hear Through is really excellent and I notice the difference the minute i turned it on. I set up the sound to my tastes and then used them outside painting for over 3 hours. Never felt like they were coming loose. No issues from sweat. What a great fit. I was never able to set it up with Alexa and have to use Google Assistant. The menu is not the same as the instructions so perhaps there was a change I didn't find. I did then switch my phone to use Alexa as the default but that still didn't work properly. So partially a phone issue (Pixel 4) and partially a change in the Jabra Software that no longer shows the Assistant options. When phone calls come in, nothing. The music stops and i hear my phone in my pocket but nothing else. Not sure of the issue here. Regardless, no announcement of an incoming call. Can't find anything online about this issue. No announcement when messages arrive. Fortunately my watch does show it but that's it. Nothing announcing there is a message. The sound is excellent and during a phone call the other person has advised the sound it excellent from me and easy to understand. I also am able to hear perfectly. Overall a great headset but a few disappointing issues I have yet to resolve.

Loved these. Great sound options and last a long time. Love that you can do dual Bluetooth connection to two different phones. Great for having a work phone and personal phone.

They sound great. Plenty of low frequency, which can be EQed to taste. Comfortable, sealed fit. And now include active noise cancelling. They stay put during activity for me. Downside is my cat uses them to play soccer. I have to hide them.

The sound is really good and they are very comfortable. I use them daily and after a year they still work pretty well. I used for work and also during workout

I've had about three different models of portable headphones and I thought they were all great. The lastest set that I bought last year was the jabra elite 65t. The quality of sound on the 75t by far blows it away. I mostly listen to rock when I'm running but I have lots of different kinds of music on my IPod as well as my old IPhone. From day one that I connected this headphones to my IPod I could notice a huge difference. The bass was very noticeable on all of the music, even when I played hard rock. The biggest difference is also in how long they hold the charge. I can use them about four times, charged via the case without plugging them in to the electricirty. The actual headphones are also a better fit since they're slightly smaller that the outgoing 65t. I haven't been able to use them anymore but, I'm sure as everyting else returns to normal, I'll be doing so again.

These seem to be great so far. Once you get things set up with the app you rarely have to interact with that again if you don't want to. They paired easily with my iPhone. It took a minute or so to figure out how to get them to pair with my Apple watch, but after the first time they pair quickly. The sound is great. The setup options from the app help make it a very personal sound experience. The Hear Through and ANC modes both work very well. Getting them into and out of the case is easier than with any other earbuds I've used. The charge and play time are as advertised. I like the fact that you get physical feedback from the 'buttons' on these. They stay in the ear comfortably for strenuous physical activity.

These earbuds are amazing. They sound great, especially if you have an Android because of the Qualcomm AAC HD support, which is similar to AptX. The battery life is great. It has approximately 7.5 hours on a single charge, and 28 hours total charge with the charging case. The look is very aesthetic and minimalistic. It's one of the best looking wireless earbuds in my opinion. The sound stage is superb. It sounds very clear all around and the bass is punchy and strong. It definitely doesn't lack in the low end as I read in other reviews. I also feel like the sound improved a bit from the 65t's even though they didn't market the 75t's as an improvement over the 65t's in terms of sound quality. I'd easily give this 5/5 star as it really doesn't lack in anything. It checks all the boxes.

I received these a few days ago, and they have become my favorite earbuds. I also recently bought the Galaxy Buds which I like very much. The bass on the Jabra 75t is very punchy which I haven't heard in other earbuds. I like that I can tone them down slightly in the Jabra app. I also like the fact that I can really discern the highs and mids. I did try and then return the new Sony earbuds because I couldn't get a good fit with them (why I love Best Buy!) The Sony come with a lot of ear tips but none worked for me. For me, the Jabra were better. Also, the Jabra's call quality is pretty good. So far, I have no complaints on my call quality from friends. I am really glad I bought the Jabra 75t earbuds.

I did a lot of research before deciding what earbuds I was going to buy. After all of that research, I landed on the 75t, and after about a month of owning them, here's why I highly recommend them: 1. They're very comfortable and lightweight if you wear them correctly. It's a little difficult to get used to putting them in properly, but once you do, they're super comfortable. If you're experiencing discomfort, try different ear tips and adjusting how you're wearing them. I experienced discomfort at first and was frustrated, but after exploring different ways of putting them on and different size ear tips, I can firmly say that they're very comfortable. 2. They sound great and the sound is customizable. Obviously there may be better-sounding earbuds out there, likes ones from Sony, but the 75t still sounds great, and that's in addition to having more features, such as hear-through, IP rating, USB-C charging, etc. Also if you're unhappy with the sound, the app has worked very well for me in customizing it and getting the exact sound that I want. 3. No active noise-cancellation, but the tight seal that earbuds supply has been more than enough for me. I live and commute in NYC, and sometimes I'm outside or on the subway and want some peace and quiet, and these earbuds get the job done. While the noise-cancellation may be better in other earbuds, the isolation provided by the 75t has done a very impressive job of noise-canceling just with the seal alone. 4. Fast charging with USB-C! It charges very quickly, especially when I use my 2018 Macbook Pro charger. 5. It's only $179.99! At the time of this review, they can be purchased for only $179.99. Yes, there may be earbuds with slightly better sound or noise-cancellation, but those same earbuds are also well above $200. Considering these earbuds are very well-rounded (great sound, great isolation, great hear-through, comfortable fit, fast charging, IP rating, great microphone) and are only $179.99 ($70 cheaper than the Airpods Pro)? These earbuds are great value for your money. In the end, I would highly recommend if you're looking for one pair of reasonably priced earbuds to do everything for you. The only slight negatives are (1) the earbuds themselves and the case are very slippery, (2) when hear-through is engaged, it does still feel like you're wearing earbuds, but I've started to get used to this and it's not as noticeable anymore, and (3) they need to be in close proximity to each other to work, so giving a friend one earbud to listen to a song or watch a movie is difficult because you need to keep your heads close together (no latency while watching movies though!).