Customer Ratings & Reviews

These are great and built like a tank. Sound is very good. Returned only because I couldn't justify the price when I have 10 pairs of headphones and my phone still has a headphone jack.

Great noise canceling ear buds. They don’t fall out easily.

These earbuds have amazing sound qualities, far beyond what I could have expected. I think the Bluetooth 5.0 is what sets them apart from other Bluetooth headsets that I currently own. I could not keep them, because I was unable to keep them in my ears, despite trying all three ear tip sizes, and spending some time getting accustomed to them. Otherwise, the performance is A +++.

Very comfortable to wear, sound and Base is wonderful.

Would give a 5 but doesn't do caller ID. Sounds good listening to music and while on calls. Battery life is about 4 hours even if i dont talk, Just having it in my ear on stand by.

I bought these earbuds for my wife. She is a runner and she loves them.

I bought these as i wanted some noise isolating earbuds and upgrade the 65t elite Actives i currently use. The main reason I bought these was that they were smaller and audio was rated very high. I was very disappointed with sound as the bass was amazing but mids and highs were two thin and recessed. I tried app EQ and all the eartips but was still not for me. I also had issues with these hurting my ears after a while and once you start to sweat they would slip around. I ended up buying Galaxy Buds + which are better than expected with decent sound and amazing features.

These are good quality earbuds. I gave them 4 stars because they do not work independently. They just don’t work for my use. But if that is not an issue for you... total great.

I hated using my iPhone wired ear buds when I workout. The wires would catch and then the ear buds would pull out. The wireless buds have magnificent sound. They even do a hearing test as part of the setup that adjusted the sound to your specific needs. I can leave my phone in my gym bag and go anywhere in the gym without losing signal. Worth every penny!

Well, price, quality and fits are great, I like those earbuds.

Great ear buds. They stay in place, have great audio and video, and decent battery life. I have the 65’s too, and the case on the 75’s is better, smaller & easier to open. My only complaint is that a couple weeks after I purchased them, Jabril announced the 85’s with ANR and wireless charging. That would make them ideal. Jabra quality through and through.

The sound quality sounds great and the bass makes it sounds so good!!!

great sound. awesome for jogging, or on long flight.

I have owned 2 pair of Jabra earbuds, and I love them. Their sound quality, charge time and portability are winners for me. I understand that the Sony noise canceling earbuds may have a better sound, based on ratings, but they are clunky/larger than I'd want for sports/working out. This pair hits on all cylinders...a bit pricey, but if you're willing to splurge, go for it!

This is my third set of Jabra wireless noise cancelling headphones. I wear them to work in a loud manufacturing environment and they do a great job of blocking out noise. They're also easy to use - only downside is how small the charger is. I frequently lose them for this reason & it's why I'm on the 3rd pair :D

Very comfortable with amazing sound! Better than I thought they would be.

Amazing sound and fit, makes my old AirPods seem obsolete!

Good product for the price. Does have one glitch. Tends to want to fall out of ear after an hour of exercise. But I like the hear through feature and ease of connection

I gave it 4 stars because they sound fantastic. Sounds better then my bose, but the left side kept going out so i replace them. We'll see if they last this time.

I'm returning these earbuds after a week. The right earbud's microphone is consistently softer than the left. The right earbud also performs significantly worse at HearThrough and ANC. I tried for hours fixing the problem, cleaning the earbuds, resetting them, updating the firmware … nada. The tech support gave the standard canned answers. Single-earbud use is only available for the right earbud, so there's no luck for balancing the audio load of both ears. The Bluetooth connection can also be somewhat flaky. There are moments, e.g., immediately after switching between play and pause, when the earbuds would pick up and drop off. In-ear detection is quite sensitive and accurate, cutting off playback as soon as one earbud is removed. Faking an in-ear situation (e.g., for testing purposes, or to use just the left earbud by tricking the right earbud into thinking it's in-ear) is quite difficult, however—it requires some magical combination of the earbuds being close to each other, and the proximity sensors on both of them being covered. Given the price tag, I would expect things to work a bit more smoothly out of the box.