Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love them, easily connect to my phone and the sound is great quality..

I am loving all the different wireless earbuds saturating the market causing great strides in improving the quality greatly. I have been using these Jabra's as my daily driver and I have some things to say about it. Most of the comparisons will be against my other pair of buds, Samsung Galaxy Buds. Now I am mostly on Samsung/Android ecosystem BUT I do have an iPod and iPad to test on Apple as well. Aesthetics: Personal preference. I like the design a little more of the Samsung's due to it being slightly smaller as they don't stick further out my ear and the touch sensitive buttons. Jabra on the other hand has push buttons so you can FEEL the action you are trying to do. App: Jabra's app wins hands down. Super easy and polished UI AND the ability to control everything from the BASS to MID to TREBLE using 5 different sliders to adjust to YOUR specs! Love love love love it. Samsung's "wearables" app just gives you different presets. Sound: Both are great. Jabra has a pass through feature to hear what is going on around you while you have them in. No crazy distortions and everything sounds clear. Listening to all types of music and watching movies never posed a problem. Battery life: As I have my buds in at work at my desk, these lasted me all day (9 hr work day). Granted I took them off around 11:30am to charge for an hour lunch. The case is super nice with the magnetic hold for the buds so they won't accidentally "fall" out if you drop it. Calls: While on phone calls, not one person complained about sound, static or even sounding like in a tunnel yelling across the room. So why 4 stars instead of 5? With the Samsung Buds, I have been spoiled by the option of listening with both or EITHER 1 bud in at a time. Jabra only give you the option of the RIGHT ear only. It simply will not work with 1 bud in the left ear. It's me being picky, but my work phone is on the right side of my desk and I need to listen out for it. As that is very situational, do NOT let that scare you away from these AMAZING buds. Super comfortable, great sound and an amazing app to go with it. You can't go wrong.

I wait a couple of days so far ,February 1 I have not problem they work great I’ve been testing them all I can say is the only issue when I try to register for the 2 years warranty is not available

These 75t earbuds are excellent. Coming from a set of Elite 65t, I could immediately notice the smaller size and better audio quality. Voice guide is quicker, and connecting these via bluetooth is fast. The case is magnetized, so the earbuds fall right into place. Would get another set of these if needed.

After reading reviews for different wireless earbuds, I decided to get this pair which luckily was on sale. Easy to set up and pair with really good sound quality. My only issue is that none of the foam tips are a perfect fit for my ears.

Great sound, great range, and charge time. The only issue with them I have is that they continue to fall out. The ear gel inserts given weren’t the best for my ears. I even tried the variety pack that was included. Easy to lose.

Out of the many Bluetooth buds that are flooding the market right now these are the ones that have stood out the most with me and have me replacing my current pair (Samsung Buds). I have tried out JLABs, Apple Airpods, Samsung Buds 2019, and Powerbeats3, but these Jabra Elite 75t have just blown me away. They have a deep, immersive, and just an amazing sound quality that is hard to find in buds without having to just buy headphones. I love how deep and strong the bass in these little buds are and with the Jabra Sound+ App you get so much more control on your listening experience allowing you customize your EQ to your ideal listening experience. The app also has this cool ambient noise feature called Soundscape that allows you to choose from multiple calming sounds to help relax you or to help you concentrate, from rainfall, underwater dive, birds chirping, and more. I personally love the rainfall because I've always found peace in just listening to the rain. The Elite 75t also have 4 microphones that are great when set to HearThrough mode making sure you'll get clear listening of your surroundings without strain or difficulty. They're also voice assistant enabled so you wont lose connection to your Siri, Hey Google, Alexa, or that other one no one cares about, you know which one. Along with the awesome sound quality you get 7.5hrs of battery life for your buds that is easily displayed on the app and on your phone's notification panel as well as the battery life of the charge case, so you'll never be in the dark not knowing if you have enough juice to make it through your flight, your workout, or your study session. I like that the case has small magnets that catch and hold the buds so that they don't just pop out if opened on accident. Lastly Jabra offers you a 2yr warranty that protects your new buds from dust and water damage once you register your new buds. Overall I love these Jabra Elite 75t, they've replaced my Samsung Buds 2019 and became my favorite buy out of all the competitors I've tried out. While they are little more pricier than the JLAB, Samsung, and Apple choices you're getting so much more quality for your dollar beating them in sound quality and battery life, by about 1.5hr in most cases, and only really seeing competition when pitted against Powerbeats3 but it beats, no pun intended, those when looking at pricing. I highly recommend these buds if you want great sound for the price.

I will have to admit that this is the first pair of truly wireless headphones that I have ever owned. I have had some in-ear headphones in the past, but they have always bothered me after wearing them for a couple of hours. The Jabra Elite 75t are very comfortable to wear, they come with three different sizes of eargels for a comfortable fit. After you wear them for a couple of days, you forget you have them on. The right ear button controls for phone are to answer, reject or end calls, you also use that button to start or pause your music, turn volume up and to use your favorite voice assistant. The left ear button mutes and unmutes your microphone, restarts or skips ahead when you’re listening to your music. The left ear control also turns off and on Hear Through, this is Jabra’s adaptive listening system, that lets you listen to your surroundings by using the microphones to let sound into your headphones. The ear buds are stored and charged in a very nice portable case, the case came with a 56% charge and it charged to 100% in about 30 minutes. I did not time this, but it is an estimate of time taken. When you first receive your Elite 75t, they need to be updated, to update you download the update and put the ear buds in the charging case and they will update. It stated that a purple light would flash, mine didn’t at first but I had to unplug the charging case to get the update to go through. The ear buds are supposed to last about seven and a half hours on a full charge and with the charging case you get about twenty eight hours without having to plug in, which is nice if you are on vacation or enjoying nature. The sound quality is exceptional, one thing that I truly love is the adjustable equalizer in the Sounds+ app. I listen to a lot of music, books on tape and sports events on my headphones and having something that you can adjust to what you are listening to is a must for me. I use music at work to keep me focused and to drown out noise outside my office. In the app there is a button called moments, you can create different scenarios for what you are doing. I drive to work, so no long commute, but in the moments part you can set up to have a soundscape playing to drown out ambient noise. I am using the “Perfect Storm” as I write this, it is really relaxing. I know some people that live in big cities and hate the silence, Jabra has thought of those people and there is a Soundscape of Crowd noise which might relax them, I will stick to the Rain, or the ocean waves. Another nice feature is that you can set up for the audio to automatically pause when one of the ear buds are removed from your ear. So, the initial set up was a breeze, just remember to download the Jabra Sound+ app 1st. then basically pair them with your phone and start using them. Don’t forget to register them, they come with a 2-year warranty against dust and water.

Almost a year later and I still enjoy using these headphones. I put these things through a lot and they have fallen from a one story staircase and still worked perfectly fine. I’m very impressed with the quality of these headphones!

Best wireless headphones. Great features, the hear-thru option is great. These earphones are easy to use and easy to pair to you device ( phone or ipod ect.), other ones don't have the option to make calls. Well worth the price.

Love my new ear buds! Worth the very reasonable price

Working perfect. Bought 3 months ago and first time boght jabra .

Great purchase.. as good as advertised.. definitely worth the money

First off, I'll say that the Elite 75t deserves a 5-star rating and at some point it may get just that. I have an apple phone and used to have the Jabra 65t earphones. They were good, but I found them: - uncomfortable for long use - my left earbud kept slipping out (my left ear is apparently less standard than my right) - the case bugged me - especially when comparing it to my son's airpods (which didn't stay in my ears at all). - I wanted to be able to switch between using just the right, or left ear, just reduce ear fatigue. The 75t answered NEARLY all of my complaints. + just a little smaller made all the difference in fit + super comfortable even for long use + no problems in staying in my ears (left, or right) + the case is SO much better. The earphones snap into them securely and the magnetic closing lid puts it on par with the case for the airpods. The ONE thing it didn't solve for me was being able to switch ears. I read in another review that it will be enabled "sometime in 2020" - too little, too late, in my opinion. Always a little envious of all the airpod wearers I decided to try out the Airpod Pro. Not because I liked the look of them (ugh), but because my ear shape wouldn't let me join the club. Here is my comparison between the 75t and the Airpod Pro Looks: - my preference was the minimalist look of the 75T - that said, the airpod pro looks better than the previous gen, but still too distinctive for me Fit: - My preference had been the 75t UNTIL my son showed me I was wearing them wrong. I kept pointing the stalks down when in actuality it isn't about the stalk's direction, but the way the earbuds line up with the ear canal. Even then, I still think the left one is going to fall out - not a perfect fit, but less of an issue. Sound: - a bit of a toss-up, but the winner is 75t. The 75t felt, to me, a bit richer sounding and a touch bass-heavy. I didn't mind it and I liked that I had an EQ to mess with. The Airpod Pros was a bit flatter sounding. It was still crisp and clear and had bass - just wasn't a wow factor. My son and I put one of each bud in our ear and did a test playing the same song on two different phones simultaneously. After about 20min of testing, I tossed my hands up and said I could do either. My son felt the same way. Connectivity: The above sound test revealed this flaw in the 75t. Both the left and right buds need to be in line for them to work. As my son and I tested the sound quality we had to have our heads next to each other to be able to test, otherwise, the left bud on the 75t would disconnect. We also found that the airpods pro just connected faster and held its connection better - the H1 chip apparently does make a difference! This round goes to the Airpods Pro. Battery Life: Battery life, although longer in the 75t, didn't make much of a difference to me. I never maxed out the 4.5 hours in the airpods pro. I use them for a few hours and then put them back in the charging case. Since I had them, I've charged the case twice. Active Noise Cancellation: Airpod Pros have it, 75t doesn't. They both provide passive noise cancellation and that was enough for me. The 65t had passive noise cancellation as well. On an airplane, I plugged those in and it reduced the hum of the plane and background noise enough that I no longer paid attention to it. ANC just takes it a step further, but I wouldn't buy one over the other because of it. Especially if you have a family who is always asking you some question or another. That feature annoys those talking to you, in my experience :) Although for me, the 75t eeks out the win on paper, I'm still debating between the two. The lack of single left ear support bothers me, as does the need for both buds to have to be near each other to work. Probably not a factor for many, but taking away the ability to share truly wireless earbuds is a bit annoying. My kids share one set of earbuds sometimes if they are watching the same thing in a long car, or plane ride. But that lack of a good feeling fit in the Airpod pro is also a concern. If you are debating between the two, I'll say you can't go wrong if you are using an android phone, always use both earbuds, or okay just using the right. My son had the choice of "swiping" one of them for a day and didn't think twice about taking the airpods pro - so maybe if "coolness" is a factor you have your answer. I haven't made my final decision yet - but I will update this review when I do.

As I have tried three different competitors products in the last week and a half, I decided to give the 75T's a chance before I settled into the AirPods Pro for good, as they were my personal front-runner. Before I get into the other models I tried, let me describe my use case. I enjoy high-quality sound and have never been amazed by previous earbuds. Prior to this, I owned the AirPods (1st Gen) and then the PowerBeats Pro. While the PowerBeats Pro were an astonishing improvement in both audio quality and battery life, I never could get use to the hook around the ear (even as a fitness guru). I also longed for a sound signature that could be my own. As soon as the AirPods Pro were released, I purchased them and was somewhat taken aback by the improved soundstage. The music sounded as if it was coming from all different points inside my head. As I began to explore the noise cancelling, however, my excitement began to dwindle. While they were good at blocking out the low frequency hums of traffic, dishwashers, air conditioning units, etc, it struggled to fight higher pitched sounds like clanking weights at the gym. In some ways, it almost felt as if it was amplifying these sounds and making them more sharp than if I had the AirPods out entirely. Not fully satisfied with my $250 purchase, I ordered the Sony WF-1000XM3's as their sound and noise cancelling was stated to be better. Both points were true in my testing. The bass hit much harder, the soundstage was wider and the noise cancelling was more effective. Unfortunately, they are big and heavy for earbuds and would not stay in my ears during any physical activity. This then led me to try the Sennheiser Momentum Truly Wireless earbuds which were deemed the holy Grail in audio quality for earbuds by several reviewers. While these buds sounded great and fit well, the Bluetooth connection (or lack thereof) was horrendous. As such, I returned these buds as well. Feeling at the end of my rope, and about ready to settle on the AirPods Pro, I saw several positive reviews for the Jabra Elite 65Ts. After looking at Best Buy and seeing the 75Ts on order, I decided to pull the trigger and give these earbuds my final shot. Boy am I glad I did....These are very much, the most well rounded earbuds I have ever used. The connection is strong and steady, the audio quality is astounding (especially when customized to your liking in the app's EQ settings) and both the fit and battery life are amazing. For the sound, the bass hits deeper and far more punchy than even my PowerBeats Pros ever did and the mids and highs are crisp and well defined for earbud drivers, without being too shrill. The sound is what hooked me and will likely hook you too. Also, for those who make calls with your earbuds, these mics sound excellent on calls. While they do not have active noise cancelling like the AirPods Pro, I actually find that the passive noise cancelling on the 75Ts to be more effective for blocking out noise in the weight room. As a long distance runner, I am so happy that I now don't have to worry about my earbuds dying mid-marathon as these have three more hours of battery life per charge than the AirPods Pro. Additionally, the buds stay in place during all my physical activities (which is a feat given the lack of ear hooks). While I'm not a fan of the left earbud not being able to be used independently from the right earbud, Jabra has promised a 2020 Software update to allow either bud to be used without the other. Overall, I'd have to say that Jabra has won my heart with this product and I never thought I'd find my "AirPods Pro killer" for $70 less than the AirPods Pro. These receive my highest recommendation. Bravo Jabra!

Got these on sale and for the price -- absolutely amazing. With that said though, these ear buds are NOT perfect. Pros: - Mechanical buttons that actually click. Does NOT take a lot of force to actuate. (Touch buttons are hit/miss and if it's cold out or raining, touch sensors do not register a lot of times.) - It's all about that BASS! Or 'ALL YOUR BASS ARE BELONG TO US!' Seriously, these are boomy so if you are a bass-head, these are for you! If not, the EQ thru the Jabra app allows you to customize the sound. This works quite well. So don't get turn off if you initally are overwhelmed by the bass...adjust your settings and then re-listen. Also, these do take a few hours to get 'warmed up' so try for a few days so these get a nice break-in before judging them. - Size is nice and the medium eartips fit my ears quite well. Also, these don't stick out very far so they don't create a lot of fatigue or have to be taken off when putting on/off a shirt/sweater/etc. - Amazing PASSIVE noise cancellation. These are NOT active noise cancelling but the seal from the ear tips do a very good job of creating a tight enough seal that it drowns out a lot of outside noise. A lot NOT all outside noise. - For those that need situational awareness (riding bus/subway/train and need to hear the next stop -- or jogging and need to hear people/traffic/etc.) these have a nice 'hear-thru' feature that allows external sounds to come thru. - Charging case is nice and compact enough to carry around in that small front jeans pocket. - 28 hours of total battery life (that's earbuds + charging case) w/15 mins of charging providing 1-hour battery life. Cons: - No ANC (Active Noise Cancellation)...um, kinda true. Supposedly an update will now provide an OTA feature drop to give you ANC now...I haven't received my update yet so I've still listed as a con. - Phone calls...not as clear and crisp as I expected. Maybe this will improve with ANC possibly doing a better job of isolating background noise? - No wireless/Qi charging (yes, yes, the Elite Active 75t can now be purchased with a wireless charging case and the 85t's come with a wireless charging case -- this doesn't help me with my Elite 75t's. - 15 mins of charging to get 1-hour of playback...(yeah, I know I listed it as a 'pro' above but hear me out. Competitors have 3 - 5 mins of charge providing roughly the same amount of playback). - Not sweatproof -- if you want sweatproof or the higher water resistance rating you have to pay for the Active 75t's. - Right earbud (master) / Left earbud (slave) instead of having independent point of connections for each earbud like the competition in this price range (or cheaper). Jabra nixed the update that was supposed to provide this feature. - Left ear hissing...I've only experienced this when my smartphone shows that the earbuds are connected to more than 2 devices at a time. I'll manually disconnect the other devices on my phone to just the device that I'm listening to and the hissing immediately disappears. This should be a software fix that hopefully comes in an OTA update; until then, it's a minor inconvenience to manually disconnect other devices but not rocket science. And it's not hardware fault so that's a good thing. Overall though, for the price I paid, these are fantastic.

These are an amazing pair of wireless earbuds!! I'm so mad I lost the RIGHT earbud on the subway. You need the right earbud for the left one to work, the right earbud is the only one that actually connects via Bluetooth to your phone and the left connects to the right. That's why people are always asking why the left earbud doesn't work by itself in mono mode. They sound great and the ANC works great and the battery lasts pretty long. I believe 28 hours total with the charging case. Whatever you were watching would pause when you took out an earbud right away (if I remember correctly) they fit great and the Jabra App had lots of options to customize your listening experience. Too bad they stopped making them or I would have bought these again after loosing the main earbud.

Fascinating gift item here, with sound that will amaze anyone who is lucky enough to be gifted the earbuds of joy! Been using these daily (3-5 hours a day) since Thanksgiving - they are that lightweight/comfortable and have only had to charge the case/bud up three times (after initially updating the device firmware from the Jabra App). The microphone quality is a good as it gets. Normally I will try to listen back to a video chat I record, but people actually notice the clarity when you speak to them using these. Audio playback for music and podcasts (use different settings in the app) is phenomenal. The HearThrough is really neat too. Almost works like a hearing aid of sorts...which I'm sure I'll wind up with one day :) Having controls on each are bud are most convenient and the charging case is compact, but sturdy. Very pleased overall with these and will continue to recommend them to friends and family - great product.

I have loved my Elite 65t (active) for over a year now, and was ecstatic over the release of the 75t. They are awesome. They have a smaller, more ergonomic profile, the case is vastly improved, (smaller, magnetic placement, magnetic lid) and I now enjoy USB-c charging. Like their predecessor, they stay in place phenomenally, and I find them very comfortable to wear for long periods. The sound quality is greatly improved (bass is impressive!) I personally don't think you can buy a better truly wireless in-ear in the price range (air pods seem to review comparable, I'm not an Apple fan) My complaint, however, is that they still seem to have some bugs to work out. I've had some sporadic connectivity issues, and the charging also started to be a little sketchy. I exchanged them at this point, as they were still less than 30 days old, hoping it was a defective pair. The new pair seems a little better, but will still disconnect sometimes, at random (not too often, but it's abnoxious, and I don't believe should be an issue at this price point). I NEVER had this issue with the previous version. I've read other reviews with similar complaints, and I am holding confidence that this will be resolved with future software updates??

I only had these a few months and the case quit charging them. Dont understand why such an expensive set of headphones would quit working after a few months.