Customer Ratings & Reviews

When I got these I was impressed the first month. After having them mid November around January they started to suck. The battery life is pretty good it gets me through a full day of work most of the times. How comfortable they are is great I can have them in for a whole eight hour work day and not noticed that they are in my ear. But not being able to wear the left earbud independently it's not a deal-breaker but close to being one. The deal-breaker for me is the left earbud doesn't connect anymore when I put it in my ear I have to put it back in the case two to three times before it connects and some days I lose connectivity with the left earbud but never with the right earbud. Another deal breaker is you can connect multiple devices throughout the workday I have my iPad Pro and my Galaxy s 20 Ultra connected. Switching from audio between the two devices doesn't work seamlessly and sometimes I have to turn Bluetooth off on both devices and turn it back on to regain connection some days multiple times. probably the only reason I haven't bought another pair is the sound quality is pretty good on these too.

First, I should let you know I’m an audio engineer, so I’m a bit picky when it comes to sound. The sound quality is very good. The app will let you do a general EQ to your preference. I hear calls clearly but the callers all tell me they hear everything around me. I’ve tried several other buds and these have been the best. They do stick in the ear and they hold very well. I haven’t had them fall out yet. I like the charging case - I haven’t lost a charge yet and I son use them a lot.

Have the Elite 65t already, but bought my girlfriend a pair of these newer model 75t. And while at it decided to purchase myself a pair as well. I thought the 65t was a great set of wireless earbuds. But these are better. Much lighter snd smaller. They don’t bother my ears like the 65t did after a long wearing time. The sound is amazing for ear buds. The base is much clearer and distinctive in the 75t as well. You can’t not like these. For all you people with the white sticks hanging from your ears, you got ripped off because of the name. Save your money and buy the jabras. I wanted to wait on the new model, but they hadn’t been released as of yet. And with the née firmware download adding the active noise cancellation, I don’t know how they could get better.

I haven't used a pair of earbuds for probably 2-3 years and this is my first pair of in-ear headphones without a cord. I have become very used to over-ear headphones for comfort and isolation, but I have to say that these headphones have won me over. The Pros: - Great fit (for me - I am not going to be running in these, but feel like I could) - Very good, balanced sound - bass response is present without being overwhelming - The Jabra app runs nicely on my Android device, I love that there is an actual 5 band equalizer - Fit and finish/look of the headphones and case is excellent, they look and feel like quality devices - Work very well as a headset (this is Jabra's wheelhouse) The Cons: - The Active Noise Canceling (ANC) was apparently a software upgrade and frankly, isn't all that great. It works to a certain degree, but don't expect them to match purpose-built ANC headphones. - I get an occasional glitch where it activates my Google Assistant on the phone with no deliberate action from me. Overall I feel like these are a compelling value and I am not disappointed that I bought them. I got them for $75, which feels like a fairly good deal for what you get. Obviously I'm not borrowing other people's in-ear headphones for comparison (ew), but if you are looking for a solid pair of in-ears, you could probably do a lot worse and/or spend a lot more money (I know I almost did!).

I came from years of using Apple AirPods only and was a bit skeptical about these, but I still am amazed at how long the batteries last and the audio is outstanding. Too bad they are now discontinued.

I'm very happy with these. I mainly use them with my phone, but have also used them with my computer (had to purchase a bluetooth adapter for the PC). They allow you to move around more freely than if you are dealing with wired headphones. This is my first wireless set, so I don't know how they compare to other brands/models. They fit fairly well, one of them feels a little loose compare to the other ear. I can sleep on my side with them, but there is a little discomfort, and occasionally the button gets pressed and will do that function. Sound is great in my opinion. Very few instances of cutting out that didn't involve walking on the other side of a wall. The app is good-allows more customization. Again, very happy with these.

I really liked these headphones. They sound phenomenal and they stay in my ears well. I wear them for runs all the time. Great battery life. I don’t like the user interface that much as far as the buttons on the sides of each headphone. My first pair had some problems where it wasn’t charging. I brought them back to Best Buy and they gave me a new pair. Haven’t had any problems since. Overall great headphones and great customer service on Best Buy’s side.

Ok, lets get the good part done first. I would highly recommend to friends and family the Jabra Elite 75t with one caveat and the reason for my return. But first the good. I feel this are one of the best true wireless earbuds on the market. Everything screams quality. I use an iPhone XR and wife an iPhone 11. 1. The app for these earbuds has to be the absolute best in the world. Freaking amazing. It will even give you a hearing test to set up the proper equalization. In addition, you can further fine tune it using the EQ on the app. This is first rate quality stuff, everything works as it should. FAR exceeds my expectations. 2. Hear-through on these buds works great too, really comes in handy. Meets Expectations 3. Controls = Amazing, I love the actual pushbutton controls on the earbuds, just the right amount of light force and with a click you can adjust volume, use the hear-through, forward tracks, reverse tracks, pause tracts, and other stuff, it works perfect. I am sure MUCH better then touch controls on other products. Far Exceeds expectations. 4. Battery life = Amazing, met my expectations, I was working in the yard for at least 6 to 7 straight hours last week, maybe more, by the time I was done for the day I still had, guessing about 20 % of battery life left, it just entered the red battery meter on my phone and I got a voice telling me I was getting low through the ear buds, amazing how accurate. 5. I should have mentioned in step one, the packaging that these come with is super premium, far better then ANY Apple product. Just amazing, how well packaged and "put together" everything is, as it should be, documentation is second to no one. Jabra shines on the complete package (no pun intended) 6. Sound Quality = Awesome, that is all I can say, been into audio my entire life and these things shine. A bit bass heavy and is not my thing BUT the app makes it sooooo easy to accurately cut down a little bit on the bass, raise the lower, middle and upper midrange just a tiny bit, leave the treble alone. This gives you one super exciting, fun, sound profile, of which I left some of that bass in there because the sound was soooo exciting! Just an awesome app that far exceeded my expectations. Ok, now the bad and its not really a ding on Jabra entirely. I just returned these to Best Buy. I just could not get the right fit for my left ear. Right ear was fine, actually perfect but for some reason the left ear would start to slip out after any activity, even fast walking, working my yard it slipped out and I almost lost it in the garden. I tried EVERYTHING, REALLY JAMMING it in there and every time I thought it would stay it would start to "lift and slip" I really loved these ear buds but after trying so long I gave up and now returned them. I did purchase the Jabra Active Elite 75t hoping those would be better, same issue and going to return them too. I I have Bose Sport Buds AND Beats Power Pros on order. They arrive Oct 7th 2021. This issue shouldn't really be a ding on Jabra itself, I mean it happens, no ear bud can be perfect for everyone, however, with all of Jabra's EXCELLENT packaging and hardware I guess it would have been nice it more then 3 different size ear pieces came with them. I know that is the standard but still, I will always wonder if it would have made a difference, maybe not and they may know that. I think anyone having my issue will need some type of ear hook design and why I think the Bose and Beats will work for me. Ill do a review on the Active Elite 75t once I return those. BTW my wife picked up a pair after I bought mine and they are working well for her. I know I am going to miss the excellent way these buds work but if I cant get it to stay in my ear its not worth it for me. Try them out for sure, if it works for you, you will be a lifelong Jabra consumer. I promise.

Amazing headphones and sound. Great bass. I like that you can download an app to customize your sound experience and through the app, with the recent update you can now select ANC (active noise canceling). Reason for the 4 star and not 5 is all reviews I have read said these stay in place when active. I found that they come loose when active and I almost lost one, so be careful. For the price, these can't be beat.

These sound great compared to the 65t .,. definitely worth the upgrade and feel more comfortable and wow the bass is awesome..best true wireless buds for talking on the phone ...I'm getting 5 to 6 hours battery life

Pros: They stay in your ear I wish apple and Sony designed a pair of earphones like these! Good sound quality for the price! Easy to use app. Easy to pair. Good sealed with the ANC these cancel a lot of outside noise Cons: I just bought these I do not think the bass is a punchy as advertised or as stated by reviewers I can get a better bass sound from the Sony x3’s. Somewhat overrated but I would still recommend these.

These Jabras have been awesome for my smaller adult ears. The sound is great, and they do a pretty good job staying put in my ear (and are quite comfortable!). I wish I could use the left earbud for single-use as well, but only the right one works this way, so you can't switch them out when the right earbud's battery is low. However, the battery life is pretty good, and even when I do run them down by listening to my audiobooks all day while doing housework, they charge back up pretty fast. My clumsy hands have dropped them a number of times already too, and they still work great! So far, so good!

I like them. The design is great. The packaging is sleek. I like the magnetic case that houses the earbuds. They do provide noise canceling; I can’t hear what is going on around me when listening to music. The phone calls work well. There is one hiccup. I like to wear them while I work. There are awnings that house lightbulbs. The awnings have metal bumpers and are connected with metal, vertical frames. When I put my head under the awning, the earbuds scramble. I lose the music until I move away from the awning. This is a work around. Just letting others know to expect this if in a similar situation.

These earbuds have consistently made the top 10 on several "best earbuds" lists, so it was virtually a no brainer to pick up a pair back when they were on sale for half off. Sound quality is excellent with good bass, and they're some of the most comfortable buds I've worn. Battery life is sufficient for my needs, my only gripe would be the fact that only the right one can be used by itself. I usually use one at a time at work or taking calls and I don't like putting the extra mileage on only the right. Otherwise like I said, this is probably the best $75 purchase I've made.

Its good wireless ear phone for daily purpose and value for money. I use it daily for my office, zym work and its almost more than a year and still work flawlessly. Only drawback is first time pairing of this device for which you need download its app and then connect. Once it is sync then it v

This was my airpod replacement and I was happy with my choice. The sound quality is excellent and no issues while being on phone calls. Doesn’t slip out of my ears while work outs. Use it almost all the time. The only reason that I am giving it 4 stars is because while driving I experience a bit cut of here and there while my phone is in pocket. Not sure if it’s a software update issue or what. But happy level is 4.8 out of 5

Comfortable, don't fall out when listening, battery life is awesome. I use on both phone and laptop, nobody complains about hearing me. And, it's ability to connect to 2 devices at same time is awesome.

Got these in the mail yesterday after pre-ordering them back in early October for my wife's birthday last Monday. We'd just returned a set of true wireless earbuds from a different, though highly reputable, company because of poor sound. I've never owned Jabra before so I didn't know what to expect. We were blown away with the sound. I love my music and picky with the sound quality and have been through many different sets of earbuds because of it. I'd yet to find a pair of any earbuds (wired or wireless) that satisfied me. I loved how with the app, you can control five different frequencies and it's enough to give you the range you want. Presets are good too. It does take a second for the buds to tune into the new setting while you adjust them. It's not enough to complain about and understandable. But once set, it's good until you change it. The Passive Noise reduction is great since you can totally block out the noise around you or let it in a lot and anywhere in between. It's great at work for when someone comes into your area and you need to know they are there. Or block out everyone when commuting on that noisy train or bus! You can also control how much your voice is used when making calls. Usually when you talk on the phone with earphones, you can't hear yourself or you're muffled to yourself. These allow you to add your voice so you can hear it and it's not muffled out. Sound quality was great once we figured out the volume needs turned up on the earbuds by press/hold the right one and not just on the phone. Volume down is press/hold left one. Over all these are wonderful and I would highly recommend. It would have been nice if a 'cheat card' had been included so we knew how to handle the earbud buttons. I had to download the datasheet from Jabra's website to figure them out then took a picture with my phone of the part explaining this for future reference.

In 2018 I reviewed the Jabra Elite 65t, the previous generation of earbuds from Jabra. And not to bury the lead, I was absolutely blown away but nearly all facets of those buds, from their design, to their performance, and especially their price. Over the last three years, [essentially] ever since Apple's first generation AirPods were released, the "truly wireless" market for headphones has become saturated with options at all price ranges—from value options on Amazon, to the recent AirPods Pro, to some more fringe choices for the audiophiles out there. And while I'm sure some of those value options on Amazon are a great buy (spoiler alert....I have another review coming up on one such pair), they may not offer the same audio performance as their more expensive counterparts. And for some, that's perfectly fine—my wife, for instance, is not a big audio nut like me, so value options on Amazon would be just fine. However, I've been spoiled by the likes of Sony's WF-1000XM3 and the Jabra Elite 65t, which are my two go-to pairs of earbuds. The former are great for public and office use: Starbucks, at work, really anywhere the din every day can creep in. The latter are (in my opinion) far better at eliminating louder environmental noises like lawnmowers and trimmers, making them great as my yardwork companions. The 65t's, though, are in many ways the quintessential truly wireless buds, with a balance of cost, performance and battery life that can check a lot of boxes for most people. Enter the 75t's, the next generation truly wireless bud from Jabra. Given my love of the earlier generation, to call myself 'excited' about the release is an understatement. In many ways, the 75t's fix the few issues that plagued the 65t's. They now sport a USB-C port for charging (although still don't support wireless charging). The case is held closed with a magnet instead of a physical latch, which makes them easier to open and close. The buds themselves are secured in the case also by magnets, meaning they won't fall out if you turn them upside down, and they sit more comfortably and easily in the case because of those magnets. And, the case is a bit smaller as well. The buds are smaller, but still have a comfortable and secure fit in your ears. I prefer the fit of the 75t's, but my wife seems to prefer the fit of the 65t's, so that part is going to be subjective. The app is the same, and just as good, as I remarked in my review of the 65t's. There is now a "Soundscape" feature within the app that will play white noise and nature sounds to help with masking noises around you or relaxation, which is a nice add on that all manufacturers should include in their apps (RIP, Bose Sleep Buds). I also like the "Find My Jabra" feature, which locally logs your location at the last time of connection to the buds. On to performance—the 75t buds have adopted the base performance of many of the audio products in the market, in that the bass tuning is just a little bit exaggerated. And, as much as I'm all about that bass, I definitely prefer a flatter profile and the ability to tune that profile via an app. Regardless, the performance overall is stellar, and aside from exaggerated bass out of the box, these buds do a phenomenal job making just about any music sound balanced, handling vocal, classical, hip hop, jazz and EDM alike. And, thanks to the in-app equalizer, adjusting to your preferred genre is done with ease. Other features and performance highlights from the earlier generation are maintained here…pause playback upon removal, no bluetooth lag, decent call performance with monitor feedback and HearThrough, to name a few. At $199, the price is a bit higher than the 65t pricetag of $169, but that extra $30 is well worth the cost considering the improvements in design and performance. That said, you can find the 65t earbuds on sale right now for a hefty discount, so if your budget is strict you may consider last year's model as they are still one of the top performers in the space…but at full retail, the 75t earbuds are easy to recommend.

I recently purchased the Jabra Elite 75t to replace my older Jabra Elite Sports and first thing to notice is how much smaller these are. The buds themselves are smaller as well as the charging case. How they were able to reduce the size so much and improve the battery life is pretty amazing. The fit is great and there are enough included tips to find a good seal for your ears. I wear them while exercising and haven't worried about them falling out of my ears. The sound quality also seems improved over my Elite Sports. These are pretty much an improvement in every aspect. The only thing that took a step back was a lower IP Water Resistance Rating, but I purchased them before the sport model was announced.