Customer Ratings & Reviews

The sound is great! I like how I can customize it via Jabra app. The noise cancelling option aka sound through on and off is amazing. When I have it off while at the office I can’t hit a thing. They stay snug in your ear. I’ve used them during long runs, workout and golf without any issues. I’ve had 0 issues with connectivity with my phone, desktop or MacBook and phone calls were pretty clear. I recommend these earbuds big time. My wife has the AirPods and I think these sound even better. The battery life is pretty good to solid 5 hours without putting it in the charging case.

I have tried LG headphones, Beats, the Jabra's and Galaxy Buds. My favorite by far are the galaxy buds. These Jabra's had great sound quality and paired flawlessly for me. My left ear was a little uncomfortable because these are fairly large compared to others I have used. My biggest concern was voice quality because I use them for work. The Jabra worked great when in a quiet area and not driving 65 (ok seriously it was more like 80) on the freeway. I had multiple complaints from people that I sounded robotic or hard to understand. If you remove one from your ear the music would shut off, and because of this I would have a problem keeping them going if they slipped out a bit or were not seated against my ear perfectly. I traded them in for the galaxy buds after using them for 3 weeks. The Jabra has way better battery capacity but was not near as comfortable as the galaxy buds. The voice quality and sound canceling with the galaxy buds was much better. Hope that helps.

The headphones fit well and have only fallen out once. Mostly comfortable except after an extended period - about 2 hours. The sound for listening to music is good; they sound as good as my Beats in-ear wireless headphones. Good bass. For calls you can hear well but it is odd because you can't really here your own voice.

In brief, I have (truly) tried them all. Jabra65T active elites are fantastic at EVERY Level. I am an avid runner and they hold place near perfectly. They do need a bit of adjustment early in run. But from there on out, smooth sailing. And with GREAT sounds. With very useful “hear through” technology. Hook up is a breeze and re-pairing is almost never necessary as they know when they are in your ears and when they are out (they turn off automatically). The case is terrific, hold a nice long charge and is super compact. One month in, 60 miles behind me, and I am in love.

I have tried several wireless earbuds before these Jabras. None of the pre-Jabras stayed in my ear for an entire 30 minute workout. From day one, the Jabras have not fallen out. They sound good too. The only downside is that the case pops open easily in my workout bag. So, I have to scrounge for them from time to time.

These are everything I expected they'd be! For the first timer with ear buds with chargeable case these are fabulous.

Comfortable. Good sound quality. Case a little hard to open. If I could change this I would make the case easier to open, make the earbuds/case magnetic to stay in the case, and increase the battery life. But none of these shortcomings would deter me from buying them again. Better is the enemy of good enough.

I like them overall. Connection lately has been dropping out at times. I should explore it further and see if I can rectify that. Sound quality is good and so is comfort. I’m excited about the 85’s coming out with noise canceling and waterproof.

I'm an Android user, so I was on the hunt for a pair of true wireless earbuds that I could use that had great audio quality. I've used other sports earbuds where while they could do audio calls, for many of my business calls, I received feedback that the quality wasn't good. So my criteria was ease of use, audio quality, and battery life. I will say, when I was researching buds, there is a lot of comments about "they hurt my ear" and fit challenges. I think we all need to be honest that earbuds can't be perfect unless you do a custom form-fitted exterior. And yes, these also hurt my ear for a few days until my ear got used to them and adjusted. After that, I've had no issues since. Pros: * hear-through technology is great. * ability to set an equalizer for different settings is nice * audio quality for calls is good. * good fit in the ear. I can workout and run and not feel like they will fall out. * battery life is good for normal usage. Cons: * no magnets to keep the buds in the case * the lid is not easy to open with one hand * when you push a button, such as volume rocker or next track, you are pushing the bud into the ear which can be uncomfortable. * if you are connected to two devices (which BT5.0 can do) sometimes device priority is wonky. * if there is a lot of other Bluetooth devices around, there can be interference at times. * micro-usb connection for charging Despite good audio quality, and for phone calls, you will get complaints if you are in a loud area. I chalk that up to just no matter what you will have challenges when there is a ton of external noise around. Overall, I've enjoyed these ear-buds. Despite the Cons being a little of a longer list, these are nit picking items. And many of these issues have been resolved in their latest version of the 75T. But if you can pick these up, I still suggest considering them.

These new version of the Jabra Elite 65t are even better then the previous version (non Active). They fit great, sound awesome and are rugged enough to handle exercise. Believe these are worth the extra cost over AirPods given the superior features and performance and also better then Bose Soundsport Free which I have tried. Only negative is the Jabra companion app sometimes has issues with connectivity and also having two devices connected at same time to the Jabra's can cause some interesting issues.

I tried multiple pairs of Airpod competitors because they just don't fit in my years well. Had a similar Samsung product that at the time lacked an iOS app so could not use features like pass-through audio on them. These and their app works flawlessly and allow for several profiles and settings. Capturing activity/workouts is a side feature some might like. Sound quality and rechargeability are great. Size with smaller tips stay locked in my years without the ache I had with alternatives. They connect to each other and phone flawlessly and can operate with single bud in right ear when adjusting settings in app. Biggest complaint is just design of the holder/charger is small but almost always feel like the case and buds inside are not closing right/pinching hardware as they move around/rotate when closing the lid. It ends up working but the latch/button to open/release is also problematic and hard to get open at times.

Good solid headphones that fit me personally well. Don’t slip out and perfect for a workout/running. Sound app is awesome but while these headphones lack really good bass these produce a surprisingly good amount for true wireless. Haven’t had the pairing issues some complain about where only one bud connects. Nor have I had the cutting out issues. On occasion they will cut out when there’s walls between them and my phone. Will definitely be keeping an eye on this company in the future for even better ones!

Good overall sound quality and they fit very securely in my ears. Only downside is the cheap plastic charging case. I felt like I was going to break it trying to open it up the first several times. But I guess for the price they had to cut corners somewhere.

these earbuds do offer quite a bit.the sound quality is pretty good, it does have a emphasis on treble and bass with the mids recessed. if you want something that is neutral then these really aren't for you, but if you just want something casual and vibrant then the sound does it for you. you want eq settings it has it, you want to do sports and not mess them up you got it. these offer everything you would want except that they are a bit big and that leads to them being uncomfortable since everything is lodged in your ear. if you want something more comfortable I would buy the next generation, if you know earbud size don't really affect you as much then buy these.

These are the best buds I own. I bought the sony wireless buds, they didnt fit right and battery life was a major downer. The dash pro charging case fell apart within weeks of purchase and the company couldnt help me with replacing the case. The Jabra elites have the best sound and fit with really decent battery life. The case lid is a bit "sticky" but you will get used to the extra push to open the mid. Blue tooth connectivity is good and stands up to noise levels in Manhattan, NY.

BEFORE complaining too much, please read my review and I hope you find it helpful! I have found that the problem most people are probably having with the intermittent cutting out is most likely due to the size of the tips...they have to have like a PERFECT fit in order to hear them correctly and get the most out of them. When I first put them on I had the SAME problems I had read about, but then realized that adjusting them made the difference. So I downsized the gel tip and it fixed the cutting out problem....however I do not like that you can only use the right one alone and not the left...at my work station my customers are on my right side and I cant hear if I have it in my ear. :( I was asked by the boss not to wear them anymore bc it interfered with me hearing the customers. But music puts me in the BEST mood....so Im torn and couldn't give a 5 star. Sorry.

These are GREAT for sound quality and fitting/ staying in your ears. They are TERRIBLE for talking on the phone, especially for those with whom you're speaking. The background noise is amplified to the point that you can hurt the ears of the party on the other end of the line with something as common as a car driving past you. I kept them because I was able to use them comfortably on long runs, they hold their charge really well, and, that was enough, I guess. There's got to be something better for phone conversations and I really am quite disappointed since I feel like that is jabra's bread and butter...

I looked at reviews of earbuds for weeks before making a decision. The Jabra had really good reviews. I was not disappointed. The sound is great, The bass is good. The noise cancellation works better than my Bose over the ear headphones. I used the smallest ear tips and that made them very comfortable. One caveat is that I'm not an audiophile. So if you are, you may have a different opinion on the sound, but for the average person, I think this is a good buy.

I have owned quite a few different headphones. Bose to Jaybirds, I’ve tried most of them. The Jabra Elite Active has great sound, and the best fitting truly wireless headphones I have run across. If sound quality and bass is your main priority, these may not be the headphones for you. If you are an active person that actually intends to use these for what they were designed for, you are going to be extremely pleased! I cycle a lot! 20... sometimes 30 miles a day, and have never once had a fit issue. These are by far the best fitting wireless headphones on the market, and they have nice sound as well. Yes, Bose has a little better quality sound, but not enough of a difference to make up for their terrible fit. The Jabra are the best of all the worlds combined, and I would absolutely recommend them to anyone with an active lifestyle. Very, very pleased!

Ok I workout a lot and I sweat a lot...I needed a set of headphones that could withstand that kind of abuse and these are them! They fit perfectly in my ears and provide great sound and protection from water. The bass is a bit flat but with a good snug fit, they sound great. It comes with different size ear pieces so you might have to experiment with the different sizes and might even have to use different sizes in each ear. Overall, I am happy with the Jabra product.