Customer Ratings & Reviews

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.

Pros: Very comfortable fit. Good battery life. Can connect to two devices at once. Cons: Not much bass compared to other headphones I've tried. Noise cancellation is very modest. Not at all like enclosed headphones.

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.

I've recommended them cuz i like them so much. Great quality sound

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.

Good sound quality and fit. Doesn't work as well with my Samsung Galaxy as my Plantronics earpiece. It's too easy to change settings when putting them in your ear due to the pushbutton design. I like the Jabra Sound+ app.

Excelent sound and fit, Love the ANC, definitely worth it.

Excellent sound quality and great fit. ANC works great on plane.

Sound quality is amazing. IF the bass is too much, it can be adjusted in the EQ. The sound is immersive as if you were right there with the band. The call quality is great. Was able to have a conversation while mowing the yard. They stay in the ears very well. I also like that fact that they are rated for moisture, so no worrying if you get caught in rain or sweating when working out. Excellent overall!

I Love all things Music! Music reaches me when people can't or won't. It takes me to happy places, sad places and places I never knew I could go. Finding a Splendiferous Bass has been Extremely hard to find. I finally found it and there's no turning back! Battery Life is Exquisite and Sublime! Cute carrying case that fits perfectly in your pocket/purse. Color is Vibrant and Simple!

I was hesitant to spend 199 on bluetooth in ears, that's a lot of money and I'm very picky about sound. I did do a lot of review reading before purchasing them. The end result... I like them a lot . Once you figure out that they require a little twist when putting them in, the sound is immersive. I was very impressed with the detail in the instruments. Bass is solid without being overbearing, mids and highs are very even.

Out of 10: Sound quality- 7.5( for my taste 8.5, but struggles with more complex songs) Build- 8 Passive/ active noise control-8(for buds) Comfort-7 Features-8 For $60-70 less than a newer model, can't be beat

This is my second attempt on trying out ear buds. First, I tried the Samsung Galaxy Buds+ and was very disappointed. So, I grabbed these are much research into active/waterproof buds. I use these for the gym and working out, and they have to be able to put up with the punishment I will deal out. So, after charging everything up, updating the firmware and downloading the app from google play, we were off to the races. OMG, the sound is amazing,period. I get a tiny bit worried by leaving the talkback off, but we try to be very aware of my surroundings. the bass, mids and high end sounds amazing! Yes, these is more expensive ones out there, but the only ones with a IPX rating of a 57 is these, the JBL underarmor, and the Jaybirds. Between the 3, i choose these and glad i did. Now, keep in mind these are not to of the line over the ear cans, but boy they come real close! My best friend bought tese as well, the the call quality is really good as well. But I would expect no less from a company that is also part of the Plantronics and Blue Parrot family. As far as durability and longevity goes, I have no idea yet. I just got them,so time will tell.But if you want a good set with no connectivity, and range issues, look no further. Also, no Apple issues as well. I own Andriod, and they work very well with my Note9+ . To be fair, i had considered the beats, but with all the andriod issues, it was a pass for me. Apples loss, Jabra's gain as far as I am concerned.

Did some research on what brand of air buds are the best for training in. These were mentioned several times in my research. So far I have 0 complaints outside of how high max volume goes but, that may very well be a good thing or a protection. They’ve haven’t fallen out of my ears yet. This was my first time purchasing a set of airbuds. Would def recommend as a starter set.

Love them. Had them longer than any other earbuds.

Good headphones, great options and sound. Excited to keep using

I want to like these because they look great and have a low profile, but the fit and functionality just isn't for me. The fit isn't as good as my iPods, or Bose SoundSport Wireless earbuds. The Jabra's push button controls, while functional, are not intuitive and really take time to get use to. Sound quality and battery life are good enough, but really wish I could control the volume without having to reach for my phone. Overall, for me, the Jabra - Elite Active 75t just isn't going to be my go to earbud. For fit, function, control, ease of use, and sound quality my go to is my Bose.

Upgraded to these from a no-name Bluetooth earbuds from Amazon, and night and day difference. Sound great across the EQ, surprisingly even the bass what with these being earbuds. Plus, super easy to pair and calibrate, at least was with my iPhone XR. Tested the microphone through Voice memo as well, and definitely going to be using these for work Zoom calls. Can't recommend enough.

fit and hold is amazing they do not fall out I use them on the motorcycle with no worries. Sound great. Only thing I'm worried about is the some static feed back at times. Also the range from device is not the best at all.

These are great earbuds for sports or working out. The sound quality is awesome!!! You can adjust the sound and also importantly you can adjust the bass. Im a bass guy and these are really good especially if you listen to Hip Hop. I can definitely compare these to the new Galaxy Buds PROS with clear and loud sound and good bass. Definitely can recommend these headphones to anyone