Customer Ratings & Reviews

Stemming from the great performance of my previous pair of 65t's, when they needed replacing (battery died just short of 2 years) I decided to upgrade to the "Active". Consistently had connectivity issues: speakers would cut out for 1/2 sec every 30 secs or so (listening to music or watching video), and once paired with my PC to be used as a headset I frequently got complaints from colleagues that they couldn't hear me. Loved the fit. Loved the sound quality, Loved the hear through. After 4 months I decided to exchange them with the Elite 75t...hopefully there's an improvement in the connectivity.

I have been hunting for truly wireless headphones for a couple years. I have returned most of them, but will end up keeping these. Sound is pleasant, but nothing to write home about. I’d like to see the ability to get slightly louder, but then again these are small batteries and beggars can’t be choosers. It had a decent sound stage, but I think there could be improvements with bass accuracy. On some songs, it seems to rattle Fit: Number 1 problem I had. I thought it was good to go after the first run, but when I got extremely sweaty (4 mile run in south Texas during the summer), I found otherwise. Finally bought the comply eartips and that has allowed the headphones to stay locked in my ears Overall: I recommend them, but there is still room to improve on. Tweak the sound more and give it a little more power. Then we will have arrived.

Great investment for anyone looking for a rock solid hands free solution. Although these are not the cheapest products in the market, you will find they compare in price to the leading brands. Another plus is the design and scale size of these earbuds. Not too bulky, or any weird antennas poking out. Big plus is the unit actual comes with a jewel box which is used to charge the earbuds. The box holds a reserved charge as well just in case the power is not available. Also if you were to lose the earbuds no one can recharge them without the charge box. One down side is the 2 piece earbuds has to work with the master set and be in range to the slave. Appears as primary earbud has a special wireless communications channel for for the slave ear piece. Wish the anyone of the earbuds could act as the master. Great product!

I bought this as a replacement for a phone earbud. I figured I could get the best of both worlds for a little more money and also replace my running earbuds. Pros: Sound is exceptional. They are very comfortable to wear, even on long runs. Battery life is as advertised and the case having 3 charges is handy. Cons: They have very poor connection to the phone. Drops and interference all the time. Range is also very poor. Background noise and wind reduction is the poorest I've experienced for over 15 years. Sounds like your in a wind tunnel even with a low breeze. Overall: Not worth the price. These perform like earbuds in the $80 range.

I read the reviews and even went to a few people on advice before I purchased these wireless earbuds. I was concerned that since these did not have an ear hook (like bose) that they would not remain in my ear. However they fit just fine and they are awesome. I knew from some of the reviews that bass was lacking and that's a true statement. I have a pair of jam wireless earbuds that have way more bass but they are not as comfortable as this pair. So it seems that I had to trade base for comfort which in some cases are ok . The only time the lack of bass really bothers me is when I listen to a song that I know that has a great bass line and its not there. Don't get me wrong the bass is there but not like overpowering. However I would still reckoned this pair, the left and right bud have never lost sync with eachother. however you can listen to the right bud in solo mode I have not figured out a way to listen to the left on in solo mode I am not sure if its possible. It seems like more people want to chat to me on my right side than my left. I have not been able to exercise the app yet because I am out to sea on a ship with no wifi and to exercise all of the features you need internet. So if you don't have internet don't expect the extra features. UPDATE: Since I have been able to upload the App and they also updated the APP recently I know think this is the best pair of wireless earbuds on the market. Being on facetime and phone calls is a blast with these. You don't have to raise your voice you can speak natural and the caller on the other side can hear you just fine.

Jabra have these nailed down tight. 4 mile run stayed in place perfect, the sound is crisp and clear (bass excellent)and with the App you can change EQ, and download updates and a lot of other options. Its the first truly wireless I can honestly say I can't find one negative thing. Also went with the Comply Sports Pro tips. They just fit better then the silicone.

Amazing audio quality and good bass too. It fits snug in the ear and works great during gym, walking, etc. Phone audio is clear and no issues at all. The ability to connect to multiple devices is very helpful and not many earbuds can do that. Also, the auto pause and play as you take the earbuds off your ear and back on works surprisingly good. All in all, great buy or should I say, best buy!

Pros: call quality was good, descent battery, call in both ears. Cons: a little "click" every 30 seconds, sounded like they were re-pairing. I know this is normal, I have Bose soundsport frees and iconx 2018, and the both do it... occasionally, these were constant. Ambient sound option was not great. It did aloow sounds to pass through, but very muted. They weren't very comfortable to wear for long periods, even trying different tips. And last, the case could be a pain to open. There is a small sweet spot to squeeze, and sometimes took 2 or 3 tries, not a biggie, but something I noticed. I ended up returning when I considered the cons vs the price

I was looking for something better than apple AirPod and this probably comes closest. Priced 60 dollars above AirPod, I was expecting it to be better all around. But, after 1 month of use I think I will be going back to AirPod. Here’s why : Pro: Better fit inside the ear. Not noticeable like AirPod. Better sound quality Cons: Control button on the headphone is a joke. You can not press without pushing the earbud deep inside the ear Charging case Slightly more bulkier than AirPod The app to control the sound is poor More expensive than AirPod Noise cancellation is less than effective AirPod was more comfortable in ear.

I don't write reviews very often which is bad on my part because I rely heavily on them when making some purchasing decisions. If I buy anything over $100 or so I tend to google and do some research. I read reviews on different models I am considering and use that info to help make my decision. I have been really impressed with these earbuds and would certainly purchase again. The fit is tight and secure. I wanted ones with the "fin" because I thought I needed that extra security to keep them in place but that has not been an issue whatsoever. I like that they are small and not as bulky as say the Bose version. Part of my workday is spent in a loud commercial printing environment and these cancel out as much noise in the plant as foam ear plugs. Because of the outside noise deadening I don't even turn them up but like a quarter of the volume and still hear music perfectly fine. I also use these while I go road bike. In this case I wear the right one only. You can just wear one bud if you want which I don't believe is an option for all models. When I mountain bike I wear both and have not had any issues with them staying in even with the rough terrain. I was wearing them this year while mountain biking. I had a hard crash where I hit my head(with a helmet on of course) and also broke my collarbone. The earbuds didn't even come out then! Im not an audio snob but I think they sound excellent.

I bought the Jabra Elite Active 65t earbuds for my hubby for Xmas. He bought me the Wireless Beats Pro. After trying them both out I ended up liking the Jabra way better than the Beats. The Jabra earbuds go into the ear really easily. The sound quality is pretty good. They don't fall out of my ears and stay in place when I sweat. The best part is they were over $100 cheaper than the Beats too. My only negative is that when you hold down the left earbud to change to the next song you kinda need to push it a little bit which feels like you're jabbing the earbud in too hard. After a while you get used to the pressure it takes to do this. But, overall I love my choice to switch to the Jabra. Good bang for your buck.

I tried these out since Apple airpods have been backordered for a few months now. Too bad for Apple in not keeping up with demand. These earbuds were the closest thing I could find to AirPods, with the addition of air and dust resistance that AirPods don't offer. They turned out to be pretty nifty. Good sound quality, good bass, good treble, plenty of configuration options. The cons for these were: the opening of the case; its a bit difficult and at times extremely frustrating; also the case is not magnetized and therefore fitting the earbuds in their corresponding groves correctly can take many tries and sometimes would fall off my hands onto the gym floor - which is very dirty and this annoyed the crap outta me. Aside from that, they fit and worked great.

Great earbuds. Red is a nice matte finish and goes well with the copper color. Has 3 different size gels to fit any ears. The fit is comfortable even for long periods of use. So far I'm getting close to 5 hours continuous play on high volume. The sound is good for wireless. Certainly below wired over ear headphones. So for the convenience of wireless the sound is really good. So far so good.

I got these due to my neckband set beginning to wear. Great set, and using the mobile app helps in adjusting equalizer and ambient sounds. Make sure to try out the different tips for the best fit. Not going to be the loudest, but quality of sounds is good. Case can be hard to open, but sits in front pants pocket with little imprint. Used for workouts and had no issues with them moving.

I shopped around for the best earbuds I could get at Best Buy. I bought the Samsung Galaxy Buds to pair with my Samsung phone. I wasn't blown away. So I returned them and tried the Jabra Active 65t. I am so thankful that I did. The sound quality is night and day better than the Samsung Buds and my old Apple Airpods. I can hear things in my music I was missing before. The Jabra app provides better EQ control and ambient sound modes the Samsung Buds were missing. If you're shopping around the overall experience is 2 to 3 times better with these.

I am still amazed at how well these stay in my ears while working out. The little hook that subtly grabs your ear works wonders. And I sweat a lot and run vigorously. Sound is good but not quite as good as my Sony WF-1000XM3 which I use for its noise cancelling, but they are also much more expensive (and not for sports). Only gripe is that they don't automatically connect to my MP3 armband player every time I turn them on, but I haven't troubleshot that issue yet. So for that, I had to knock off one star since I seem to have to manually connect each time. I wonder if that could be due to my inexpensive MP3 player that I use for workouts tho.

I've been using these now for a couple months. I work out every day, and use them also when doing lawn work outside. They fit well, and don't slip. The features for pause, rewind, volume, as well as Google/Alexa assistant work great, and the noise reduction on/off feature with a double tab is very cool. They do get somewhat uncomfortable after more than an hour of use, but not too bad. My only real gripe is that they don't get loud enough. I can hear everything fine with the noise reduction turned on, and I know they're trying probably to protect my hearing, but let me turn it up to 11! Get's a bit disappointing when a song comes on and you try and crank it up, but it's already maxed out. I'd give it a 5 rating if not for this.

I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of these headphones. They have remarkably good sound and they are a great fit. Well I’m sure there are some more expensive ones out there that sound better these had a great mix of sound was surprising base functionality that they were the best overall all-around headphones that I looked at. I would definitely buy them again.

I was on the hunt for a good set of work out headphones. When I went looking, I found some true wireless headsets. At first being skeptical about them falling out, but now I love them. The sound quality the produce, stability of staying in your ear, lasts about 5 hours and the charging case is amazing. The only downside to the actives isc the microphone picks everything up.

Love Love Love Jabra Headphones. I own several pairs. These are being used for the Gym. Great sound, Great fit, Great price. Power last for about 5 hours of straight play time. The best Wireless earbuds I have ever owned. The sound thru technology is great at for any environment so you can hear your surroundings.