Customer Ratings & Reviews

These are my first wireless ear buds. They fit me, unlike the Sony 800 buds bought previously. Sound seems good. ANC is weak, compared to my superb Bose headphones, but also compared to my wired, inexpensive, Audio Technica ANC 23 buds.

Love these earbuds. Super comfortable and provide great sound quality and ANC. My only complaint is that I wish you could tell the battery life without having to go into the app. The app can also only tell you the percentage if you're paired and using your phone with the earbuds. If you're connected to your computer, you won't be able to tell the battery life via the app, unless you pair with your phone.

Jabra and the design team did an exhalent job, they fit good and tight, the sound quality is good, and 5 colors to choose from and the app is very useful in helping you to set up the buds the way you want. I actually wanted to give 5 stars and they are worth 5 stars, but no noise cancelling, the sound isolation is good but not good enough when working with power tools, like around your yard. You cannot connect to 2 devices simultaneously, when a call comes in on my I phone a pop up will appear giving you choices of how you want to take the call, if jabra is check off you will be talking threw the bud, or switch to phone, or if you set up ios with siri you can do it that way. All in All these are the best, will try apple pro buds, and hope they do not fall out, that is my main concern. Hope jabra puts in noise cancelling on there next buds.

This is the first time using earbuds. I've mainly been an over-the-ear headphones type. Therefore, I was concerned about losing sound quality with the buds. I've been using these new Jabra earbuds for a couple weeks now. All I can say is wow! The sound quality is shockingly great. Outstanding deep bass but not so much as to rattle the eardrums. The accompanying app is very nice for different sounds mode and hearthrough tech. Very happy with my purchase!

Excellent Product, fits extremely well and doesn't fall out during workouts! Would Definitely Recommend if you are looking for earbuds for workouts or runs. Sound Quality is great as well, there's an app that connects directly to your set of earbuds and can amp up your music experience. There is no noticeable delay in sound either! would definitely recommend these out of similar products in the same price range.

This is a review of Apple AirPod Pro vs Jabra Active 75t. TL;DR - I wanted to like, neigh, love the Jabra set, but the Apple product met my needs better. Why I wanted true wireless earbuds? My trusty Anker Bluetooth behind the ears earbuds were aging, and I had a few specific gripes on business trips that I wanted to resolve. 1.) The microphone. I need to be able to take calls in some noisy industrial places, and the Anker set wasn't doing it. 2.) The wire between the earbuds was a hassle with glasses and a facemask on the airplanes. (Thanks, COVID!) 3.) I hate the sound of my own footsteps in a sealed ear canal. I would nudge my earbuds halfway out of my ears to prevent that while walking down a terminal or across the city. The results. Jabra could have been the winner, but there were four main issues. * Transparency mode was poor, poor performance * The microphone quality was constantly panned by peers * Switching between more than two devices was fiddly and a pain * The 'plugging' effect that I hate when walking I do like the app, and the sound quality was great. I took them to the hospital for an overnight stay post-surgery. Holy crap! That was the best I ever slept in a hospital. I only woke up when the nurse shook me. It was amazing!!! Plus they are so recessed it isn't obvious you are wearing them and they fit in a motorcycle helmet. The first two items could be chalked up to a bad microphone in this pair, but after trying the Air Pods there was no going back. The standout, grand slam feature for the AirPods Pro is the quick switching. This is what Bluetooth connectivity should be. It is amazing. (Yeah, I know it is a proprietary thing that rides on top of the Bluetooth protocol, but I heartily wish it was part of the Bluetooth standard!!) I have four iOS devices. A phone and tablet each for work and personal use. No matter how I plan out my day, I find myself always needing to switch from one device to another for Teams or a company broadcast or a phone call or a movie/music. The quick switch feature is seamless and just plain works. The music quality is more than acceptable. The microphone quality is great, even in industrial environments. Transparency mode works as exactly as I would expect. I would like an app or mixer to reduce the amplification of background noise in some environments, it made me feel like I was wearing hearing aids in a busy environment. Finally, I found a pair of headphones that don't have the sealed effect that drives me nuts, thanks to the ported design of the Airpods. The Airpods Pro could improve by addressing these issues: * Recessed design for use on motorcycles or just for discreetness * A phone app to tweak some of the settings * Volume adjust on the Airpods themselves (dealbreaker for some?) In the end, the Airpod Pro was a hands-down winner for what I needed. The microphone performance, vented design, transparency mode, and Apple's quick-switch feature could not be matched by my experience with Jabra Active 75t's performance.

I been using for work and tuning, so far it’s been pretty good. Battery has been excellent and can’t complain about that, been having a few connection problems with the iPhone but hasn’t been a big problem but it’s still a problem never the less

so far so good. sound quality is good, very comfortable, and stays in place when running.

Great in ear wireless earbuds. I purchased these because my AirPods don’t stay put in my ears. These come with three different size for inserts which insures a perfect fit. The sound quality is premium and the accompanying app is great. You can also do tons on customs controls on these. I bought these in “mint” color way and they look great in person. I would recommend to all.

I am a fan of Jabra. I have a sport pair that works good except for the occasional song dropping for a split second. they are two years old and have been used a lot during work outs and bike rides. these seem to respond excellent so far and fit really well. I have Bose also in the muffs and my kid has the buds. Not sure why everyone is complimenting the nice wrapping on the box? who cares you throw that away anyway. hope these last for a while.

I bought these with the sole purpose of using them while I ride my motorcycle. 99% of the time I ride without a helmet, and they block out about 85% of the wind noise and are hella loud! And because they fit inside your ear and are somewhat flush to the ear they slide in and out of a helmet when I use one. The battery inside them last longer than any ride I have ever been on so no complaints there.

Comfortable, sound is good although I believe that my old 65t's produced a better quality of sound when listening to music and a little more volume. Overall I am very satisfied with the Jabra Elite 75t Wireless Headphones.

Amazing sound AND bass AND fit. And they were in sale when i got them.

Love them i had the 65t about 2 years ago and decided to upgrade. So small and low profile people dont even notice that I have earphones in sometimes. The sound is as good as the previous model but couldn't tell a big difference.

Very nice set of headphones good quality great sound very comfortable good battery life

These headphones fit perfectly in my ears and have never gotten loose or fallen out. They’re discreet in that they don’t stick out. The sound quality is great. I’ve used them in the gym while I’m working out, conducted phone calls, and casually watched videos with them in. My sounds come out crystal clear and none of the callers on the receiving end have complained that they couldn’t here me or that I was jumbled or a crackly noise.

The only reason I had to return these, they wouldn't stay in my ear!!! How can u call something active, that fits like all other normal earbuds? The first version had a wing and it would never come out. This was the least secure earbuds I have ever tried. I was disappointed cause I had high hopes for this. The other thing is that the right bud is the main and the left connect to the right. They don't both connect independently. Beside that everything else was great. Good sound, lots of adjustment, fast charging, and ANC with just an over the air update with was significant, and great call quality! Too bad they didn't fit in my ears

they are pretty nice, overall same sound quality as the elite active 65t, just smaller and lighter model. The case and magnetic connection is a much appreciated improvement from the 65t.

I have only had these ear buds for a couple weeks and I absolutely love them. I have used these earbuds while cutting grass, doing yard work, and doing maintenance on vehicles. Never had any issues with connectivity or with them falling out of my ears. Great fit, great sound, and the app is awesome too. I caught these on sale so the price was good also. I highly recommend these ear buds.

I bought these because, since the pandemic, all of my lunch meetings have gone virtual. I take my meetings from an arch linux desktop machine equipped with an entry-level streamer-type setup (mirrorless camera, cheap photography lights, green screen, obs for video editing). Taking meetings on a phone or laptop is not really an option. Other options I had were: an MPOW bluetooth receiver with wired headphones, Sony WH-1000xm2 headphones, ultimate ears custom IEMs with a bluetooth headband. Unfortunately, I found that wearing over ear headphones when eating was not comfortable. Moreover, my custom IEMs take too much effort to get in and out when leaving the room (plus I usually have a normal wire on them rather than the bluetooth one and switching out is a pain). The Jabra 75t completely satisfied my needs. When I take the right earbud out of the case and place it in my ear, pluseaudio immediately switches from my speakers to the earbuds. When I place it back in the case, the sound comes out of my speakers again. (The left earbud is the secondary one, so if it's in my left ear then it starts working as soon as I've inserted the right one.) The buds are much easier to insert and remove than custom IEMs. My only nit is that I often accidentally push the button when inserting them. Setup on linux was surprisingly easy using the bluetoothctl command-line utility. I just issued the commands "scan on", "pair XX:...:XX", "scan off", "trust XX:...:XX", and "connect XX:...:XX". After that, the buds connect automatically when removed from the case. I'm using pulseaudio-modules-bt with the A2DP AAC profile. I use the buds only for listening and have a separate lapel mic for speaking--that way I remove the mic before leaving the room and avoid broadcasting sounds from my kitchen. From my understanding, it's not possible to get bidirectional A2DP audio on linux, and the HSP/HSF has unacceptably low sound quality. Setup on a Pixel 4a phone was surprisingly not quite as simple. I installed the Jabra Sound+ app and paired the earphones. If I then selected Jabra 75t explicitly from the bluetooth menu, they would connect. However, I couldn't get them to connect automatically--or they would connect and then quickly disconnect. I solved this problem by going into "Apps & Notifications", enabling system apps, selecting the "Bluetooth" app, clearing the cache, and then rebooting my phone. Now it mostly connects automatically, although the Sound+ app does not recognize that the bluetooth connected 100% of the time, so I still sometimes need to toggle my phone's bluetooth off and on. One nice thing is that the buds seem to have no problem connecting to both my phone and my desktop machine at the same time. A not so nice thing is that the volume buttons do not work unless my phone is connected, and even then do not always work. Even if I am listening to audio from my desktop machine, I need the phone to be connected to be able to adjust the volume. Since the buds remember the last volume setting, this isn't the end of the world. Fortunately other functions such as switching between sound passthrough and active noise cancellation still work. Also, the sound passthrough works much better than on the Sony WH-1000xm2 (which is the only other device I've had that has this feature, and which has a slight delay that is very disconcerting). The sound quality itself is pretty middling. I generally use open-back headphones, so it's hard for something like these to compete. Still, I have a few IEMs (Shure, etymotic, and ultimate ears) that sound noticeably better than these, even through a bluetooth receiver. There is essentially no sound stage, and they are very bass-heavy by default. The Sound+ app has an equalizer, and ironically I find that music actually sounds better with the "Speech" equalization preset than the "Neutral" one, because Speech tones down the bass. However, when watching videos, Speech somehow lacks punch and makes me prefer Neutral. I think ultimately none of the settings is great and it just makes me want to fiddle. On my goto headphones--the Focal Elex--everything just sounds great with no need to fiddle with settings, though of course the Focals are 4x the price of these and are much more obtrusive. Speaking of which, the form factor of the carrying case is surprisingly compact. I can comfortably fit my Pixel 4a, a set of keys, and the Jabra 75t case in a single front pocket of my jeans. While I wasn't thinking of walking around with these by default, it's something I'm now considering, as it's nice to take phone calls hands free. Another nice surprise was how securely the buds sit in my ears--I'm not at all worried about losing them. Also, the product just feels high quality--all the pieces and the case cover snap together magnetically in a very satisfying way, and there's a nice silicon coating on everything. So all in all, while there's some room for improvement, I am pleased with my purchase.