Customer Ratings & Reviews

I'm very happy with my purchase, the sound quality is excellent and they are easy to use. The fit is quite snug in my ears also. I especially like the feature which allows you to hear what's going on around you with both buds plugged in.

Best features I found yet on earbuds, very comfortable great bass good hard rocking earbuds good for working out

Good sound and great battery life. Wish they actually made it so you could use either ear piece alone like they said they were going to. That is really the only complaint about them that I have.

I really love them the bass is good clean sound I really recommend no joke I want to thanks the one who recommend me I give him the best service I been using all day thanks four recommend me these great earphones.

Bad fit, either too tight making my ears sore or they fall out. The sound is great if they are snug in the ear otherwise not much base, the microphone is good not great. Making calls was fine receiving was difficult. Had multiple connectivity issues. I love the size But if using Apple I would not suggest.

Good wireless earphone; good alternative to apple earpod with half the cost. The sound is good, battery is very decent, and sound is ok. I don't need noise cancellation since I use mostly for walking and at home.

It took me a few tries to get these dialed in but the sound is solid and they stay in my ears. Love the tracking capability on the app, too. That was helpful since I bought them for a 2 month trip.

Easily the best wireless earbuds I've purchased in a long time. I've searched forever for some earbuds that have great sound, ANC, and can connect with more than 1 device, and these are it!

I was skeptic that these would actually cancel surrounding noise but they work perfectly. I was worried they would not fit well after reading other reviews, however they fit so well, I even wore them biking.

Great sound really fits well in ear only down fall is if you sweat it doesn’t work well

What can I say… These are the best buds I’ve ever purchased! The ANC is spot on. The Hear Through is definitely what I’ve needed since the first set of ear buds I purchased back in 2007. Thanks Jabra!

These sound great. They fit well without falling out. My spouse can hear me when I call! Had an older pair of Jabras, but these stay in their charger better. Really happy with them.

This is my first wireless ear plugs, very happy with my Jabar set. If you buy make sure to download the app you be glad you did. I find that they stay in your ears quite well and the quality can't beat them.

I love these headphones!! I have to admit I was a little wary of buying these instead of the Airpods everyone else buys. After reading the Wirecutter review, I decided to try these. Well, it's benn a few months, and I still use these every day! These fit comfortably in my ears, and they stand up well when I work out. Only issue is when using it for a phone call and it's windy, you get a lot of noise. Otherwise, it works everywhere else. Also, the app saves the location of the last time the earphones were connected, not where they are right now. So if you misplace them, it's better to retrack your steps than rely on the app to find them.

Great sound quality. Comfortable. Effective. Only drawback is they occasionally fall out.

Good sound, OK noise reduction, and with the largest ear cushions, the fit is tight - the earbuds won't fall out during exercise. I chose these over the newer 85t, due to price, and I'm glad I did.

These are nice ear buds and they have nice software to access the great features that are built in, but not fully satisfied with them considering the price I paid. Bottom line.. they didn't blow me away. Great sound but they tend to turn off after a predetermined period of inactivity and occasionally make soft noises which were irritating if I were trying to concentrate on something. Probably most people will love these, just wasn't exactly what I was looking for.

A caveat: I'm waiting (patiently, I might add) for Sony's Xperia 1 II to be released. Until then, I'm hanging on to my Microsoft/Nokia 950XL. That's right, I am the Last Je-- I mean, the Last WindowsPhone User! There will be some features that I'll be unable to cover in this review. I bought the Elite 75t earbuds just about a month ago, as an upgrade to my 65t earbuds. Upon opening, I noticed these improvements over the 65t's: THE REDESIGNED CASE! The 65t had a case that was flashy, but ultimately unwieldy. You would squeeze the indented ends to pop open the case and voila! the earbuds! The downside of that is that the earbuds would occasionally pop out as well, causing you to stand stock still while looking around for them, so you wouldn't step on them. The 75t's took those (formally cute) indentations and rotated them 90 degrees, so you can now stand the case upright. Secondly, the case has got some personality. Jabra forsook flashiness and included a magnetic closure on the case. It definitely got my attention when I expected the buds to flop out again. Instead, the case has a little stubbornness to it, as If some mouth-breather showed up at your front door to date your daughter (it's a fact-- I have those black matte ceramic skulls in my fireplace as a deterrent to such unsuitable suitors). But the closure was one thing-- the magnets holding the earbuds in were something else entirely! You can't be inattentive about taking these buds out of the case; you'll need a positive grip to get them out, and trust me, that's a good thing. Much less of a chance that they'll fall out between the case and your ear. HEAR THROUGH-- SIMPLIFIED!! The 65t's have a hear-through option only in the app, which is available only for iOS and Android. As The Last Windows Phone User, I didn't have access to this function. The 75t's have improved immensely over this: one tap on the left earbud activates or shuts down the hear-through function, so you can hear background noise and listen to music while jogging, or have a conversation with your roomie without having to take them out. Yes! WIRELESS CHARGING!! 65t's didn't have it. 75t's DO (for a nominal charge above the base price)! Now, on to the outside world! The 65t's have decent bass. In a review, I compared the bass of the 65t's to a healthy serving of steak-- about the size of a deck of cards-- good, but it'll just whet your appetite for more. But if the 65t's bass was like hanging outside the club a half a block away, the 75t's PUT YOU IN THE CLUB. This was the biggest and most impressive improvement over the 65t's. The bass was suitably thumpy, even at 50% volume. My bass test album-- Santana's Sacred Fire Concert, brought a new dimension of immersion to the concert that just made me lean back into the chair and drift away. The hear-through, again, suited my workout to a "T". My daily sojourn through the 'hood was safer, because I could hear traffic around me while I jogged. The peace of mind that came from these were, literally, priceless. On the other hand, switching off the hear-through while just relaxing and listening was equally sublime. CULTURE SHOCK: Now, here's where you'll have to make some adjustments in using the 75t's, especially if you're upgrading from 65t's: the controls in the 75t's earbuds have become more comprehensive. Basically, you can do more things with them. Like the 65t's a double-tap on the right bud will activate your digital assistant, whether Siri, Google Now, or (YES!) Cortana. The volume adjustment, formerly controlled by a rocker switch in the left earbud, has changed so that a long press on the right earbud increases the volume, while a long press on the left bud decreases the volume. I did mention that bass, right? Call handling using the buttons have become more comprehensive, as well. You can now switch between calls, place one call on hold while answering an incoming call, or ignore an incoming call. If I were someone important, I'm sure this would come in handy, but there you go. CONS: I may need some more time for that, I've had them for only a month. If I find some I will update. I promise, but it may not be until I get my new Sony Xperia 1 II. BOTTOM LINE: Jabra paid attention to the shortcomings of the Elite 65t earbuds and addressed virtually all of them with the Elite 75t earbuds. If you're a fan of bass in your music, you will not be disappointed. If not, you can customize your sound (bespoke style) with the app (that is not available in Windows, but then, you know that by now). You will get premium sound out of these buds for a not quite premium price, and for a few dollars more, you can have a pair that includes wireless charging. I think you'll be pleasantly surprised. P.S.: If your smart TV has bluetooth, pair them with your buds for great sound. My roomies can sleep quietly, while I can still blast Avengers: Endgame. We have a happy home.

Jabra elite 75t are an amazing pair of earbuds. Nice sound coming out out of these pair.Also love the battery life.

Excellent noise canceling. Good bass and overall sound but highs sound fairly tinny.