Customer Ratings & Reviews

Sound quality is great. App is great and customize able. My only complaint is I wish they were louder and came with the foam style ears

Very comfortable, great sound, stay in my ears and they don't hurt my ears like most other in the ear headphones typically do.

Excellent crisp sounds and thumping bass, amazed with the amount of sound pushed out such small buds, very comfortable and stay in the ear

Great quality at a good price, they stay in my ears when im running and playing sports. The hearthrough is also amazing at work

I love these ear buds! So comfortable compared to the others I’ve tried. Great sound and fairly decent battery life!

Best headset even purchased. Great when running or using a bike. They have adjustable sizes to fit your ears. Sound is great

Good headphones but I like the fit of the previous model better. These tend to slip out of my ear for whatever reason when working out. I've tried several different ear tips but the same result. It't not terrible, just not as good as the previous model which was my favorite bluetooth headphone ever.

This are the best earbuds Definitely I recommend this earbuds Alot of bass good for the gym

I love everything about thes headphones EXCEPT for the fit. It will not stay in my ears. I tried all size tips that came with them. If these had a wing or a flap like the Google Pixel buds or the Samsung headphones, these would easily be my favorite wireless headphones. Plenty of bass and highs.

great sound.. waterproof/sweatproof...great battery life.. small carring case .these are the wireless earbuds you have been looking for..

Jabra is one of the best brands out there for earbuds !! my only issue with these earbuds is the fact that connects to devices using primary - secondary schema, meaning the right earbud connect to the phone and the left one to the right one. You can not use the left one only.

I owned the 65t and decided to try the active 75t because they were smaller and less bulky. The sound quality is better on the 75t as well as bass. I mainly use them for talking on the phone and they fit well in my ear. Call quality is good but people will be able to hear your surroundings.

These are decent for sound, but the noise cancelling isn't as great as it claims to be. And it is a bit of a hassle when you use them with more than one device. I have a Galaxy Samsung Phone and a MacBookPro and it's a pain when I want to switch from one device to the other.

These are my back up set they work great a little bigger than sum of yhe other models

Excellent quality. I use it for biking and outdoor running. Earphone fits amazingly in my ear. Sound quality is also good.

Great sound quality, with lots of features & ease of use. Not a perfect fit for everyone. I preferred the top end Sony wireless for overall sound quality. Although at about twice the price of the Jabra, the Jabras are a great value..

Fit comfortably in my ears. Great features, great sound. People can hear me clearly on the phone.

Love this buds!! They are amazing. Charge holds for days. Amazing sound that is not distorted at higher volume.

These are great earbuds...fit very well about as good as you can get with such small drivers. Bass is also more the adequate.

Smaller, longer battery life, slimmer case with magnetic cover and earbud holders, magnetic earbuds, the Elite Active 75t are a clear upgrade over the Elite Active 65t. With the magnetic earbuds you can also stick the left earbuds with the right to keep them together while you’re not wearing them outside of the case. At around 7 hours of battery life, depending on your lifestyle, the battery will last the entire day for most users. The case holds more than one charge and uses USB-C. The bass is one of the most responsive I’ve ever heard for true wireless earbuds, along with the regular Elite 75t. They really thump. However, the sound profile out of the box is slightly different from the Elite 75t in that the Elite Active 75t sound warmer while the Elite 75t sound brighter. True to its claim, the earbuds are indeed waterproof. I comfortably was the earbuds in the sink over running water to clean them after a long sweaty session of cardio and they still work without any issues. The earbuds and case's material have this very slightly grippy feeling but it may just do with the waterproofing only. From my cardio workouts it hasn’t improved grip any more than the regular Elite 75t. They'll still loosen out of your ear canal from sweat. With that said they haven’t fallen out of my ears. There are a few things they took away from the Elite Active 65t. Gone is the fitness tracking, which was really limited to begin with. If you’re more serious about fitness tracking you’re better served with a Fitbit or a smartwatch. Losing the tracking probably means longer battery life anyway and I’d rather take the battery life that will withstand my longer 5 hours in the gym workouts. Also gone is the caller ID announcements, which I miss. It was very convenient to know who was calling without taking out my phone. Jabra says the Bluetooth profile on the 75t and Active 75t doesn’t support it. The buttons have also changed on the Elite Active 75t. They are now single large physical buttons on each earbud. Functions now require you to memorize a bunch of button press gestures. Volume up is holding down the right earbud button. Next track is double pressing the left earbud. Previous track is triple pressing the left earbud. This could potentially be difficult for some users that have trouble inputting double/triple press commands. Do it too slow and you end up doing something different. Double pressing the right earbud activates your phone assistant, which is customizable on Jabra's Sound+ app. On my Galaxy Note 10+, Phone default (which in my case is Google Assistant) and Amazon Alexa are the available options. The Phone default should allow for Siri and Bixby too. Some more things to consider. At $199 plus tax, they’re expensive. If you’re looking for battery life on true wireless earbuds, the Samsung Galaxy Buds+ have about 11 hours of battery life and cost $50 less. However those aren’t waterproof. But that depends as well. I owned the Elite 75t for about 4 months and those aren’t waterproof. I worked out with them just fine. And just because the Elite Active 75t are waterproof, Jabra still doesn’t recommend that you swim with them, and they’re intended for fresh water only. Salt/beach water could potentially damage them if not cleaned. The case also does NOT support wireless charging, choosing to fall behind Samsung and Apple's buds that do. I’ve also found Jabra's customer support not very helpful.