Customer Ratings & Reviews

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.

Nice earbuds. Equalizer works nice but noise canceling isn't as good as i hoped for.

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

Great quality sounds, easy pairing, multiple devices and great comfort!

The music quality is exceptional and the accompanying app makes it even more wonderful. battery life is awesome. Call quality is good not exceptional. I many times have to remove the ear buds and talk directly.

Jabra Makes best headphones and these 75 t’s in my view have the best fit and the best sound! Thanks Jabra!

Very good sounding earbuds. Connection is easy and works well. As other reviews they take a little bit to get used to the buttons but it is not a deal breaker. My only complaints are they do not seem to get as “loud” as I sometimes would like but that also could be a user error. The second is that call quality is not as good as other headset/buds I have used. It is still good for casual calls but I would not use them for business calls day in and day out.

Purchased for my husband's Google Pixel 2. He loves these wireless ear pods. They are easy to use and work great. Sound is amazing and they last for hours. Highly recommend. Well worth the investment.

I blindly bought these and they have turned out to be my best friend. Only thing I hate is that the left earbud will only work if the right one is in your ear

I bought these buds after reviewing several websites on the best ear buds to get. After purchasing and pairing with my phone the sound quality is excellent. They actually stay in my ears too. Must buy if you can afford.

Sound is decent, but I have a hard time getting a tight fit. Sometimes they become loose when I'm exercising. Noise cancellation is decent, but nowhere near as good as over the ear headphones. Turning on/off ANC is a little tricky. Also, the "L" and "R" indications are so faint as to be barely perceptible, so it's easy to insert them into the wrong ear.

When they worked they were amazing... one of the best pairs of wireless headphones I’ve ever had. However the past in app updates caused an unavoidable shortage in the right ear. I restarted them, turned them off and on, even not used them for a couple of days. There’s multiple threads about this online so it didn’t seem worth it to try another pair.

Super sound, definitely sweat and splash proof, and I’ve certainly had my fare share of earbuds. They are also very comfortable and are by far my favorites. And the downloadable app gives you a bit more versatility

Took a set of Sony earbuds back to exchange for these, these are much better in sound, comfort & so on. Also, when contacted there hasn’t been any cutting in & out!

Sound quality is great, very easy to use with the Jabra app. I have smaller ears and while these did come with the different sized rubber pieces, I found a little discomfort even with the smallest attachment. Overall a great purchase esp for the price, way cheaper than most competitors and great sound quality/noise canceling for earbuds!

These are great little wireless buds. The sound quality is excellent although I don't listen to a lot of music. They will connect to more than one device and I use them on my tablet, my work computer, and my cell phone -- no problems connecting to any of them and I've had quite a few that would not work with my work computer. The only downside is they are a bigger than I expected, but they sit in the outer ear just perfectly. They just friction fit in the ear; there aren't any pieces connected to the bud to lodge it in your ear. However, I've walked miles with them in and no problem, I just wouldn't go shaking my head like a dog with its head stuck in a jar, or a teenager dancing.

These are good headphones. I especially like the hear-thru option. The sound range is good with lots of base. They are also comfortable and don't feel like they are falling out although they aren't sweat-proof.

I had pre ordered these and waited patiently for their release. Great buds. I have had Bose, Jaybirds and Sennheisers. I would chose these every time These fit very well and sound great. The Jabra app is also excellent

They have excellent sound and light battery life. A little spendy, but I guess you get what you pay for.