Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have the airpods pro but decided to give these a try and I'm really happy I did. I find myself using these much more since I'm able to connect to more devices, has longer range and stay in my ear much better.

They were expensive. I think they were worth the expense. My biggest complaint would be the microphones followed by trying to remember all of the button pushes. I think they were a good choice and I am completely satisfied. I only rated a 4 because of the microphones. I have had complaints about the inability to hear me when on calls. I can't walk across my house without the bluetooth disconnecting. I don't see that as a deal breaker.

So good that when they wear out, I use the geek squad protection and just get another pair everytime. I have no reason to switch to anything different when these are the perfect headphones.

These are the 2nd pair we have purchased . And the current sale is amazing price. best wireless headphones we have purchased in comparison to the last two brands highly recommend.

like the title here says they are the best. The sound, the call quality. They can take a bit of water (not submerged though). Best all around wireless I have ever had

I have only had these running occasionally for a few weeks but am very happy so far. The Noise Cancelling could be a bit better but I'm still dialing it in - it might rate a 5 after. Quality is great for the price point. It was really helpful that they come partially charged so you can begin setup and use immediately. Setup app is very good and easy to use for the basics.

These are some good quality ear headphones, specially during phone calls.

Pros: Light, slim design, decent (but not great) sound for music and listening to audio from videos, audio books, podcasts, etc. Cons: Uncomfortable and ineffective to use for voice calls - my voice sounds _to me_ like I'm in some kind of small room or chamber, or I have my fingers in my ears (try to speak to someone this way and you'll see what I mean). If try to use only one earbud, the sound of my speech on my end is MUCH better, but pretty much everyone complains about not being able to hear or understand me well (possibly due to the earbuds being optimized for hearing and using mics in both earbuds?) I'm surprised as the Jabra BT headsets I used had very good sound for calls. Apparently that was not the primary use case that was considered when designing these. Not recommended if you plan to use for phone calls often.

Comfortable and good for workouts. Sound is not the best

I have different kind of Bluetooth headphones. This is one of the best I ever had. Excellent sounds from listening to music and making calls. Controls are user friendly.

The battery dies quickly after a while. Overall good sound quality

The Jabra Elite Active 75t is among the best, if not “the” best wireless headphones out right now – especially for the price. They fit perfectly and they match or exceed its main competition in almost every way.

Sound great, love the bass, and the sound is clear, but this earbuds have horrible connection. Can’t use the left ear bud on it’s own. Is always cutting in and out. For the price it’s not worth it. If I knew that this earbuds would have given me this much trouble I would have gone with beats.

Sound is awesome coming from these little guys. Calls are crisp and clear.

Excellent sound. Good quality and price. Very pleased with my purchase.

These are the upgrade to to 65t and sound is good, battery not sure because I haven't used them as much. They're new to me, I would recomend, the case seems smaller.

Great earbuds. Not every earbud connects to more than one device at a time. That, plus the sound quality really elevated these above other buds. I love the sound quality and the general use of these.

Bought these due to the work-from-home remote world and needing something that isn't wired so I can move around when I'm on a call. It does take time to set these up via the Jabra app, but it's worth doing to get all the settings just the way you like them. They seem to hold a charge for quite a while - realize you'll be charging the case to charge the earbuds, so don't lose the case! This is one generation older than the more recent earbuds from Jabra (my local store was sold out), but I have no complaints and they do exactly what I need them to do. Realize there's a "sport" version of these if you need waterproofing, so pay attention to what version you're getting if that's what you need.

When I first got the Jabra Elite 75t true wireless headphones, I was hoping that they would be the best headphones I ever had (which I have gone through a decent amount over the years). Luckily, I wasn't disappointed! The sound quality is just great! The bass is rich, possibly sounding better than some of the "bass-boost" Bluetooth speakers I have. I actually had to not set the low range on the equalizer (in the Sound+ app) all the way up like normal because it was actually too much for me (which is hard to accomplish). The overall clarity is really good (I actually heard the real lyrics correctly on a few songs that I previously hadn't on a speaker). Each earbud has a multi-function button (have to actually press the buttons, not just touch, which can prevent accidental actions). You can single, double, triple or long press to access the different functions, which can also be different for music or calls. One function (double-press Right) will connect you to your selected voice assistant (selectable in the Sound+ app). One non-button action it has is that if you remove one earbud (moving further than 8" from the other), it will auto-pause your music. It then auto-starts once you re-insert it. The earbuds themselves have magnets, so when you have both earbuds out and not using the case, you can connect them together to help keep track of them. I like the overall design (at least they don't look like incomplete wired earbuds…). The size is just perfect for me and I really like how they fit in my ears. I've always preferred headphones that come with earhooks or some extra "ear-grabbing" piece. But with the design of these, I don't need either and they stay put! I don't run or do much exercise with a whole lot of movement (mainly just long, brisk walks), but if I did, I don't see a problem of them coming out. For most of my life, I've always preferred either over-the-ear headphones or earbuds you didn't have to press into your ear canal because after 30-45 minutes, my ears would just start hurting. I find the design of the EarGels very comfortable, actually the best ever, and they help provide the great sound with the nice fit. They come with three different EarGel sizes (S, M, L), with M originally attached. The HearThrough technology is nice to have, using the mics to pass outside sounds through, either for environmental awareness (hey, there's a car coming!), or for a conversation with someone while leaving them in. While listening to music, just tap the left button once and you'll get confirmation of it turning on or off. Compared to another true wireless earbuds that had a similar feature to be aware of sounds around, but by not fully sealing off your ear canal (which would reduce the sound quality of the music), it is nice to have the ability to turn that on and off. Like most recent Bluetooth headphones, you can have these paired and active on two devices at the same time. With up to 7.5 hours of battery per charge, you shouldn't have to worry about losing your music during your workout or activity. The charging case also provides another 20.5 hours of so of charging capability for a total of up to 28 hours of usage. It has a quick charge mode, where you can get an hour of usage after charging for just 15 minutes. The charging case has a great, easy to use design! It’s not too big and has a flip-top with a strong, magnetic closure (easier than the zipper charging case for my other pair). The magnets in the earbuds will pop them right into the case and help them stay put. There is an LED indicator on the back of the case near the USB-C port that will flash when you close the lid, letting you know about how full the battery is. Also, when you first open the lid, it will flash the LED indicators on the earbuds, showing the approximate charge level for them. The Sound+ app is pretty nice. It will show the battery level of each earbud as well as the charging case. From there, you can set the sound settings (either using presets or the equalizer). You can also turn the HearThrough on or off and set the level/volume of the sound that comes through. The firmware updates will be initialized in the app (you start the update with the earbuds out, then it will prompt you to put them in the case to finish). The manual is available there for quick access. One thing to note, currently you can only use the right earbud by itself (such as for taking a call). There seems to be firmware update coming in early 2020 that should allow the left one to be used in the single mode as well. If you've been waiting to get a great set of true wireless headphones, you won't be disappointed with these!!

I have 7 pairs of earbuds and couple headphones but the jabra 75t is the best sounding of all of them the base is amazing and so balanced sounding earbud this is my second pair of it