Customer Ratings & Reviews

A Great pair of earbuds that makes it hard to want to use anything else. I have been daily Driving this headphones for a few months now. the sound is amazing on them. very balance to the point they almost make it hard to want to use anything of lesser quality. they seamlessly connect and the app has some wonderful features. In the time I have owned them I have experienced one problem where they didn't want to charge but after a short search I found a way to reset the charge system. I do see myself buying more from this company in the future.

I have been familiar with Jabra products for a long time; have used their headsets in the past but never any of their wireless products. All the bluetooth headsets I've owned to date have been the 'wired' type - meaning the two earbuds are connected by a cord or neck wrap. I wasn't sure if I would like wearing the Jabra Elite 75t's since they are only held in place by their silicone tips and the curve of your ear. However, I was pleasantly surprised to find that they hold in place fairly well. I've used them for yardwork and brisk walking and not had any issues with them falling out. It is important to experiment with the different earbud tip sizes - three different sizes are included. The fit was fairly comfortable, at least as comfortable as other earbuds I've used. Since these earbuds seemed more technical than your average bluetooth headset I was careful to follow the instructions for setting up with my iPhone 7 Plus. Pairing went smoothly, much like any other bluetooth device. I don't usually like installing random phone apps that will get limited use, but you should really install the Jabra Sound+ app because it helps facilitate the pairing process, checks status of the earbuds and updates firmware (who knew you needed firmware for earbuds?). Following another reviewer's advice I did all this before first trying out the earbuds; updating the firmware took about 15 minutes. So how do they work? Pretty darn well! The fit is pretty secure, sound is clear, bluetooth range is good, and battery life seems strong. When you take the earbuds out of the charging case, they automatically connect (you can also connect manually with button presses). I have used these for several hours at a time, and according to the Sound+ app (where you can check battery life), the battery charge was barely diminished. When you pop the earbuds back into the charging case, they disconnect and automatically top up charge - so unless you wear these all day long you will probably never run out of charge. I personally don't wear earbuds all day long, so that's not an issue for me. The case is very compact and easy to slip into a pocket - It uses a USB-C connection to recharge (a short cable is included). The sound quality is very good, better than any of my other bluetooth headsets. I have some Shure and Klipsch wired earbuds that probably sound as good. Through the Sound+ app, you can adjust the sound through presets and an equalizer. I tried the different presets and did not hear a dramatic difference in them, but I was pretty happy with the default sound quality and so didn't mess with the equalizer too much. Sound was well-balanced, but if you are after extreme bass I don't know if these would qualify. To my ears it sounded fine, but I listen mainly to podcasts and audiobooks. I did test with music and was very happy with the sound. Control is through a single button on each earbud; you control play/pause, answer phone, volume and track skip using a combination of press-hold or multiple presses. I found this to be a little confusing but I get that you can't fit multiple buttons easily on earbuds so small. I mainly use play/pause and volume, and those functions work fine. The play/pause does not happen instantly, there is a short 'fade-in/fade-out'. I have had one or two incidents of dropped connection, but these appeared to be when I had paused playback for 10+ minutes and the earbuds went into a power-save mode. I was able to quickly reconnect by pressing the buttons to 'wake up' the earbuds. My two favorite features: The sound isolation is pretty good - I used these while blowing leaves in the yard and had no problem hearing my podcast. Second: By pressing the left earbud button, you activate a 'hear through' mode which passes more of the outside noise through. There is an artificial tone to the sound, like you are hearing through a microphone rather than directly, but if you are walking the dog and want to be more aware of your surroundings (like traffic), this is a valuable feature that I really appreciated. In short I would recommend these - the price is a little steep compared to regular bluetooth earbuds, but the quality is high and they work very well. You could spend more on other wireless earbuds but I'm not sure if they would be worth the additional cost.

I had the 65 t version which finally gave out on me. I used those non stop for the last couple years. Very happy with the Jabra product so purchased the 75t. Couple weeks in the fit is better, the battery life is much better. Sound is as good as before and similar features that I liked all work great. Like the new charging case much better also.

just as good as airpods. sound and quality awesome

I have found the Jabra 75t’s to perform at an excellent level from all aspects....very comfortable (once you find the right ear pads); great sound (again...make sure you have the right pads and have them seated correctly in your ears); and easy linking to my iPhone. When I could still go to the gym, they performed great there as well. No regrets on this purchase!

I only use them when I’m listening to music and watching movies. The left earbud is louder than the right earbud, and when I use them to talk on the phone other people say they can barely hear me.

Loved this product overall, good sound quality, good noise cancelling and customization option. I still prefer jabra over airpods. But the mic was HORRIBLE ever since I used them. No one was able to hear me during the call, it sounded like I’m so far away and mumbling the whole time. I’m unsure if the product i got was a defective item or not though. If it werent a defective item, jabra should work with the mic quality.

I have an older pair and now my son has a pair as well. He previously had a pair of Bose but had to warranty replace them twice for the same thing. He prefers these as they have great sound, easy to use and don't stick out of his ears. I use mine for the huge amounts of Zoom meetings we have to take now and they work wonderfully for that.

Best Buy was offering a big discount on these headphones just prior to the release of the next generation 85t. Great sound, great fit, love the app which gives you the ability to fine tune the sound the way you like. The new generation gives you noise cancelling but would have cost me almost twice as much so I am very happy with this purchase.

Great sounds. More base than the 65t. Good fit. Would recommend

This is my first time owning wireless earbuds. I absolutely loves these things. It does have a somewhat of a ANC, it is not total though but better than nothing. The hear through option is very nice. Using the app to setup your listening preferences is great aswell. My friends and family says that I sound crystal clear on phone calls.

The base is outstanding. Fit is great and battery life is superior.

These headphones are awesome! Excellent sound, fit and comfort. I love the app for setting up and controlling the headphones. Nice charging case that’s easy to carry in your pocket. ANC actually works and there is no annoying clicking while it is activated. The talk through feature is very good as well. Love everything about them.

These ear buds fit perfectly in my ear. They are easy to connect and have great range, with the iPhone 11 pro max (not the best range with Note 9) They are stylish and have stayed in my ear while doing yard work (referring to getting sweaty). The sound is fantastic. No complaints, the app works well and you are able to adjust the tones.

Impressive EQ customization options via the app and the basal noise-cancellation was impressive without actually activating the feature. Very sleek, small charging case and the ear buds were fully charged within 2 hours. These felt comfortably snug compared to my AirPods (1st gen).

These earbuds are awesome beginning with fit. I hesitated buying wireless earbuds for the mere fact that they would not fit and I would lose them. I have had them nearly a month and have not had either of them drop out of my ears during the most active workouts. Sound qualify is great and ease of setup was a snap. I would definitely recommend these earbuds.

The sound quality is amazing. Still learning how to sync with my new Apple computer. Works well with my iPhone. Buds stay put, sound quality is great, noise reduction is awesome!

Work well and sound good. Love the App from Jabra. They do cut out sometimes which is annoying. Overall very good sound and stay in ears really well for the gym.

Great sound very comfortable long battery life fast charge

TL/DR Pros: -Sound quality -Comfort/fit -Microphone/call quality -Hearthrough -Low latency Cons: -Left earbud drops connection too often for earbuds in this price range -They're small enough to be fiddly for people with larger hands To start this review, I'll preface that I've had multiple sets of true wireless earbuds, including almost every set that Jabra has put out. The true wireless earbud segment is mainstream now, and "ChiFi" earbuds have flooded the market and significantly raised the bar for value. To compete in the $150+ segment, manufacturers have to offer more than just sound quality. Jabra has focused on call quality, class-leading battery life, comfort, and customization through software to round out the impressive sound from these earbuds. The battery case for the 75t is extremely small, but promises longer listening times than the 65t. It's also improved with a magnetic latch and magnets to hold the earbuds in place. I never had a problem opening the case for the 65t, but this new case is a touch more refined. The buttons are now easier to press than previous offerings from Jabra, which is a welcome upgrade. However, because the earbuds are physically smaller overall, you'll accidently press the buttons when adjusting them in your ears. It's an unavoidable tradeoff. I'm happy to be able to tap the buttons without hurting my ears. Speaking of hurting ears - these are definitely the most comfortable earbuds I've tried yet. They pretty much disappear once you put them in. I can even wear them underneath my aviation headset without any hotspots - something I haven't been able to do with any other earbuds. Being small does make them a bit harder to grasp when putting them in your ears, though. Even taking them out of the case seems a little more "fiddly" than the 65t, and I don't have huge sausage fingers. I just have to be a bit more careful with these to make sure I don't drop them. Sound quality is a nice improvement over the the previously generation. I've actually turned off any EQ settings I previously employed to tweak the 65t. Low bass frequencies really shine but mids and highs are still crisp and clear. I do think the sub 100Hz notes could be a tad tighter, but they're certainly not sloppy. Bluetooth 5.0 has eliminated any nagging issues with latency I used to experience with the 65t or Elite Sports. To be fair, that was only an issue with certain streaming apps and not downloaded content. The silicone tips do a nice job of blocking ambient noise. I've read a few misguided reviews and blogs that mention noise cancellation on this set, but these do not employ active noise cancellation while listening to music. Like previous Jabra earbuds, they do have some ambient noise cancellation ability for phone calls. So after improving on the 65t in almost every way, what could there be to complain about? CONNECTION. My Elite Active 65t were rock solid 100% of the time I owned them. They've never dropped out and never flickered out from the left ear. It took Jabra a couple months to iron out the experience from when they first released the Elite Sports. I'm hoping that they will quickly fix these issues on the 75t, because the left earbud has cut out WAY too often so far. With the Elite Sports, it seemed to be related to electromagnetic interference. If I was wearing them in the car or on a run, they'd cut out in the same physical areas every time, usually near power lines and transformers. That's my theory anyways. The 75t have cut out REPEATEDLY on certain frequencies in songs! I've been sitting on the sofa, not moving, and they've cut out at least a dozen times. On my iPhone 11 Pro Max, listening to Chris Jones' album "Moonstruck", the left earbud cuts out nearly every other beat on the song "Long Long Journey"... it's so bad I can't listen to the song. I don't know what it is about that particular song that causes the left earbud to drop, but it's infuriating. I wish I could say that's a complete anomaly, but it's not. For $180 earbuds it's completely unacceptable. In fact, while writing this review, the left earbud cut out completely and stayed out. When put in the case, its LED is green while the right's is yellow, so they're not dead. I'm hoping Jabra can push a firmware update to address this. If not, these are going to be returned. The JLabs Icon Air are 1/3 the price and each earbud connects to your device independently, allowing you to use either the left or right one for calls. The Jabras still only allow for the right bud to be used individually and the left connects to the right. In the past Jabra has been committed to pushing updates to address issues, and I hope they can iron this connection issue out quickly. If they can, these will be GREAT earbuds.