Customer Ratings & Reviews

These buds really sound great!!! The bass is sick (in a good way).. They are bass heavy, but if you don't like it, you can always use the Jabra app to adjust the EQ ans it works awesome. They are comfortable. Batery is good, but not as good as the battery in the Galaxy Buds +. It last half the time. But 5.5 to 6 hours is not that bad. Plus you have the case for 3 additional full charges. Choose the right tip to create a good seal between buds and ear, and you will notice the difference in sound. Not to mention that they work VERY good passively isolating sound although they don't have active noise cancellation, you will feel they have. Only downside is that you can only use the right bud if you need to use just one bud. Connection is not that good. A few walls between your device and the buds in less than 20 feet, and you will disconnect. With my Sony WH-1000XM3 I can walk almost the entire house without disconnecting. But overall, these are great buds! If you are not sure, buy them with confidence, you won't regret it.

It has bad call quality on the other person's side "it sounds like you're in the subway " but I live in Florida. However for working out it is great, it tunes out loud and obnoxious grunted and people talking when they should be working out. Noise canceling is nice. I like them more than my old Active 65T's. Smaller, more light weight, longer battery life, magnetic buds vs just loosely sitting inside. The case itself is also nicer. My only complaint is no qi or wireless charge function and the USB c cord that DOES come with it is short and hardly usable. I caught both pair on a fantastic sale for the price I paid phenomenal value.

As usual the app you download on your for to interact with you earbuds is subpar and overall useless BUT slightly fun for a few seconds. The connection is great, the noise reduction is above average, and they’re waterproof!!!! These are the first Jabra earbuds that fit comfortably in the ear for long periods of time so they’re great for the gym. I wore these as I cycled from NY to CA in 2020 and they held their charge very well but the calls that came in were easy to hear and the other person heard me crystal clear. I did have to replace them with a new set due to the right ear bud losing significant volume, so I recommend getting the coverage plan for no hassle replacements.

To preface, I've used bluetooth headphones religiously for a decade. I'm tech savvy and have owned the Elite Active 65t. That being said, in short these are really good headphones. Good sound, small, great battery, USB-C charging. Boom. A little bass heavy (adjustable), but overall better sounding than most true wireless buds I've ever used. They are smaller than the EA 65t but feel like at any moment they'd fall out. They required an update out of the box and literally died for an hour until the update began automatically. I was blown away by the EA 65t and the hype for the EA 75t was huge. I was let down because these are missing the "zest" that the EA 65t had. Also, they're good in the gym.

There is a lot to like about these, but a few significant issues make these borderline keepers for me. My primary usage is running so I am reviewing from that perspective. So far I have taken it out on a couple of runs. I went with the small ear gels. They do not create too tight a seal and am able to avoid the occlusion effect. I used the eq to compensate for the lost bass. PROS ----- - Great bass!!! And good sound overall with one notable issue (see CONS below) - Customizable EQ. Awesome that I can get enough bass when undersizing the ear gels. - Small, very discrete compared to others. - Light weight, hardly notice they’re there. - Good fit (for me) - Nice soft click buttons CONS (the issues) ------- - (minus 1.5 star) Connectivity to my music device (Garmin Forerunner 945) is not great. Watch is left wrist worn.This could be partly the watches fault, but other headphones I have, have no issues. Even those where the connection is to the right. The connection was fine indoors, but outdoors there were issues. At the start of a run, the first song cuts out several times and by the end of the run maybe a cutout here or there. If the Q2 update allows connecting to left bud that would help for sure(and then left to right). My (now big feeling) Soundcore Liberty 2’s allow this. - (minus 1..5 star) Audio distortion in left ear only and at 50% to 75% volume. Certain frequencies of sound at louder volumes just become distorted. Happens whether connected to watch or phone. Lowering the bass frequencies can reduce this issue, but that’s not a solution for me. This problem appears to be impacting all units from what I've been reading and experienced. I think many are just not noticing. I actually briefly owned the regular elite 75Ts and they had the same issue (and were returned). Some songs just aren’t playable for me and I have to skip past them or lower the volume. - (minus .5 star) Volume controls. Press and hold to change volume is not ideal while running. Even worse is the level change is continuous so it it’s difficult to get precise changes. I find myself settings things too loud and then trying to lower. I have hope here that the changes in Q2 will allow me to change to single tap left for volume down one level and single tap right for volume up one level. Ultimately these 3 issues have the whole experience feeling a little messy so far on my runs… disappointing for a product marketed as the ‘active’ version. If Jabra could fully fix these 3 problem they would easily be 5 stars for me. I really like them otherwise. Give me better volume control and improved the other two, then they would most likely be keepers.

After wearing these for the last two weeks I think I can finally give a good review of them. I have owned many different sets of wireless headphones over the years and I would put these in my top three. First off the sound from these small headphones were awesome when I first put them in and listened to music. When I used them to talk I never heard any complaints from who I was speaking to. So I assume I was coming in loud and clear to the person on the other side. The app that you can download is ok and I can not say that it stands out above the rest. The hear through option is a nice little feature and does actually help to hear outside noises. Now here is why I did not give these headphones 5 stars. I know many have said that they used them to workout with and never had any problems with them falling out. For me, that has not happened. Immediately when I start to do any strenuous activity and start to sweat a little these headphones immediately start wanting to fall out. I have actually had one fall out while working and almost lost it. Took me about 10 minutes searching around on the ground till I finally found it. And for the price of these that would have not been good at all. I have tried all the different ear tips that came with them but still have not solved my problem yet. Another con is that the left earbud will not work without the right earbud in. I knew that before buying them but I did not think it would be such an inconvenience. You must have the right earbud in your ear or the left will not work. You can not set it on the table and hope for the left one to continue to play. Some of the other brands you are able to do that. All in all, they are good earbuds but not great. The biggest stand out these earbuds have from the rest in this price point is the sound. If it was not for the sound that comes out these little earbuds I would return them. I would also like to say that I did have a few issues with these cutting in and out at times. That has been another big pain in my rear with them doing that. If that continues then I could very well possibly be returning these very soon. I expect that to happen from time to time but not multiple times throughout the day. Pros-Sound is great, Battery life reasonable, and the size of these earbuds and case. Cons- constantly adjusting them to stay in place, the Left earbud will not work without right earbud in, Overpriced, Ear tips can be a bit uncomfortable at times, Issue with them cutting in and out. I would recommend these to someone but I would be quick to tell them the issues I have had with them and mention other options out there.

Wanting to uograde from the wireless earbuds that I had been using, I began researching. The sheer number of manufacturers offering these now is overwhelming. With no two of us having identically shaped ears, what is a perfect fit for some of course won't be for all. At any rate, without being able to try on each manufacturer's product for fit evaluation, it basically came down to features and reviews. I did get in too much of a hurry at one point and purchased what was a pretty good pair of one popular brand earbuds but neglected to make sure I could adjust the volume on the device and not have to pull out my phone. Took those back. The Jabra brand has offered quality audio for several years, the 65t seemed to have substantially more 5 star reviews than 2 or 3 star ones, and the 75t was said to be even better. I finally decided to pull the trigger on the 75t's even though they were going to cost a considerable amount more than I had wanted to spend. All the features I was looking for are there, except for being able to use either bud on its own. Only the right one functions on its own. I am hoping that Jabra will come out with an update to correct this at some point. The sound quality is very good on the 75t's, even though they could be a little louder at max volume, so far any time that I have played them cranked all the way they have remained clear as can be. All if the functions can be accessed from the buds, including volume, and you can set the options up ro suit your preference on the Jabra app. The fit is good so far. I am switching the tips out some trying to improve on that. The Skullcandy buds I bought my wife recently seemed to fall into place in my ear, but these require a little more effort. They are light weight, good looking for buds, small enough thst you won't hsve the Frankenstein look going on. With the right bud only in the sound quality is decent. With both buds connected, oh yeah. Decent becomes very good! I did get the active version and they stay in my ears well even while I am working and sweating. If you're on the fence about the Jabra elite active 75t buds, I can find no reason why anyone would be disappointed. Go ahead and get you some! They are well made great fitting super rich sounding and good looking to boot.

It pained me to give these a three star rating, only because I am in love with mostly everything about these in-ear headphones. - The fit is great, at least for my ear they would not move at all using the stock ear buds. - Battery life, no complain I purchased them March 2019 and never noticed a reduction in battery life. - Super sleek design, I like that you can see them only from the side but they hide pretty well in your ear. I never purchased the airpods because to me they seemed, kind of funny hanging from your ears like that. - I am complete in love with their water proof rating, I would shower wearing these or even got caught in the rain several times and can't complain. Never had an issue. Con - For some reason, these headphones would continue to disconnect from my phone. At first I thought it was an issue with my phone until I tried them on a different phone. I reset settings on headphones and phone but it still kept happening. Luckily I was still under best buy extended warranty and I was able to return them (with sadness) as I really wanted these to work. I'm not sure, maybe I was just dealt a faulty pair but everything else on these headphones I fell in love with, quick. Call me stubborn, but I loved these so much that although I returned them because they were faulty I ended up replacing them with the newer model, the T85. I am going to put that I would recommend these only because I have read several reviews and video reviews and no one has complained of the issue I had.

Great for work conference call as well as for use during extreme workout (CrossFit). Husband loves and uses these so much i bought him a back-up pair. And have recommended to many family ad friends who have since purchased.

Sound quality is excellent. I particularly like the “hear through” option (can be turned off for noise cancelling, or on to be able to hear what’s happening around you). Only complaint is that my ears are small. Small. Even when using the smallest ear canal adapter, the body of the earbuds are a smidge too big so I can’t get them to really stay securely. Fine if I’m just walking around or sitting, but can’t do yard work (too much upper body up and down makes them shift loose).

The Jabra 75t elites are awesome! I was deciding between the Jabra’s and the AirPods Pro’s, and was worried about the seamless connectivity apple products offer; however, I’m happy to report after the first easy setup, every time I open the charging case, they automatically connect to my iPhone providing a seamless experience. The sound and fit are great, and look good to boot. When I exercise, they stay in my ears. They are very comfortable and can easily stay in my ears for hours. The sound is very crisp and the bass is punchy. I’m happy Jabra took the effort in providing an app you can customize the way you want the earbuds to sound. I would definitely recommend these!

Pros: Great sound, connect to two devices at once, hear through, long battery life, water resistant Cons: Want to loosen and fall out, disconnect issues with two Apple devices connected, cannot wear just the left I wanted a set of headphones that I could simultaneously connect to my phone and laptop. Phone because its my phone and I listen to music and make phone calls. Laptop because I attend a lot of remote meetings via Slack and Go To Meeting. They work great for that purpose. My music sounds great and I can use the app to adjust the equalizer settings. Hear through is a bonus feature, I can wear these while listening to music or playing games and still carry on a conversation. I spent the extra $20 to get the better water resistance. The first problem is when I try to connect my Apple Watch or iPad while my phone is connected, they disconnect and reconnect from time to time. Jabra blames Apple not supporting multiple connections in their FAQs. There is no option to disable multiple connections, so that diminishes some of their usefulness. I’m hoping after rec centers open up again that I can wear these while working out and in that case I just use my watch and leave my phone behind so that could become a problem. The main problem I’m having is they want to loosen and fall out when I’m walking. I’m still experimenting with different size buds, but if I cannot solve that problem I will return them. I spent too much money to have to keep adjusting them constantly while on a walk. I have read other reviews and people don’t complain about this, so it isn’t a universal issue. I haven’t had the issue that some people mention with the left bud not wanting to connect. The one time I experienced that I dropped the bud back into the case, took it out and it connected right away.

I bought these as an alternative to the jaybird vistas that have been excellent. I handed the jaybirds down to my son now that he's old enough to go to the gym. So I will be making comparisons with the jaybirds. Battery life on both earbuds are pretty good. Anything past five or six hours is good to me. The fit is difficult. They both feel snug and give a good seal with the minimum amount of ear fatigue. But if I had to choose I would say that the Jabras are more comfortable. The jabras do fit deeply in the ear and have a very slim profile. Of course getting a good seal with the ear tips is necessary and they both do a very good job. However the Jabras have a standardized fit so you can switch out other ear tips from other manufacturers without difficulty. Now both of these would be used for working out and neither one has ever come close to coming out of my ears while working out. Sound quality is also difficult. I'm kind of used to the sound signature of the jaybirds. Of course of course Jay birds app is excellent and allows you to equalize the earbuds to your liking. The jabras come out of the box with an enormous amount of Base. So if you are a basshead you're going to love these. The Jabras have the usual u-shaped sound signature that makes the mid-range and voices sound like they're coming out of a tin can. Again, Jabra provides a very nice app to equalize the sound but I have never found that sweet spot. On a side note: I wore these while riding my motorcycle and they were excellent. It was easy to put my helmet on over top of them because they are so small and fit so well, and the passive noise isolation make the ride very quiet.

Love these. Just got as a gift for my bday as my Bose headphones fell a part. I was worried because the Bose ones hurt my ears after awhile, so nervous that these being completely wireless would do the same. Also, wasn’t sure if sound quality would be as good. But man, was I surprised!!! I love them. They are so comfortable. I have had no issues with them falling out of my ears and they do not hurt after wearing g them for awhile. The sound quality is fantastic and the noise cancelling works great. I love the color. And I also really like the fact that if I take one out of my ear and lower it, the sound cuts off to the one in my ear so that I can hear what I’m trying to listen for. 10/10 recommend!!!

I had the previous Elite Active 65t and loved them. These are even better with a smaller profile and better, more snug fit. I don't worry at all about them popping out when active. The sound is great and the Jabra app is top-notch with respect to customizing the sound to your liking. Bass is great for such a small set of headphones. I have the AirPod Pros, and the ANC is nice on that, but not considerably better than the passive noise cancellation on these due to the snug fit. Besides, I get all of the expected functions on these including volume control, and the controls become intuitive quickly. I especially love the one-tap hear through. So these are now the preferred headphones I carry around with me in my pocket everywhere.

I preordered these a couple weeks ago and just received them today. I originally purchased the regular Elite 75t’s which I loved but returned 10 days later when Jabra announced these at CES. Much of my views come from my 10 days with the regular 75t’s but having spent a couple hours with the Actives I can say the sound quality and build are indistinguishable from the regular ones. The sound is the best I’ve ever heard in a Bluetooth earbud and just about as good as my over the ear Plantronics Backbeat Pro 2’s. I love bass, and these do not disappoint. My only complaints with the regular 75t’s were the lower waterproofing for workouts and the lack of ability to use the left earbud independently. Jabra solves the waterproofing issue with these and has promised the independent earbud functionality with a soon to be released firmware/software update. I’ve tried the Elite 65t’s and AirPods and these blow both of them out of the water. I haven’t tried the AirPods pro but for $50 less and better waterproofing and Bette sound (from reviews I’ve read) these hit the sweet spot. I’ve always been sensitive to in the ear buds, my left ear would always hurt after only 30 minutes. But these cause no discomfort even for over a couple hours at a time. I highly recommend these.

I gave these five stars … perhaps a bit generous as ear buds with better sound quality exist but they do so at a significant price premium. The app allows you tame the bass a bit to get a better frequency response. The changeable ear pods are helpful, the small was a better fit for me. The BT pairing was easy and rock solid to my iPhone. Battery life is fine, the case provides additional recharges. Pressing the buds themselves to switch functions provides enough tactile feedback. The ANC is subtle but I never have a problem with outside noise.

Love the color. Love the bass. Love that they are water resistant. Stay in super well. Comfy. App could be better and connecting to other devices could be easier

My first truly wireless were the Elite Active 65Ts, and my wife had the regular 65Ts. I upgraded to the Elite 75ts before finding out the Active's were coming out. They were gifted to my wife when I received by Actives a few days ago. Previous to Jabra I was a Jaybird fan, having used the X3s and Tarah Pros. I love Jaybird's sound, but their truly wireless options had questionable reviews when it came to bluetooth connection quality, so when my Tarah's crapped out 3 months after I bought them, I opted for the Jabra's. The 65s were great. The 75s are better in every way. The sound is very rich and clear; I'm hearing detail in my music I hadn't heard before. The bass is a little rich, but that is easily adjusted in the Jabra app. They are extremely lightweight and very small. My wife initially thought her 65s were small enough, until she tried my 75s, The other improvements include USB-C charging for the case, which is now much smaller, has a flat bottom, and charges from the rear instead of the front, making them ideal for leaving plugged in on my desk and being able to easily remove them. The magnetic lid on the case is also nice, as is the built-in magnets that help keep them together when in a pocket. I opted for the Actives, in both cases, due to using them primarily for working out. I run a few times a week, and enjoy the extra piece of mind that comes with the improved waterproofing. I also prefer the soft touch plastic versus the smooth plastic, and it's every so slightly grippier when in my ear. I've never had either set of headphones come out of my ear. They are very secure and stay tight, even during my longer 6-7 mile runs. Overall, I would recommend them to anyone looking for a good sounding wireless earbud, but doesn't want the stigma of the Airpods (yes, there is a stigma). That said, I can't compare them because i've never used (and never will) Airpods. I would like to see Jabra add a wireless charging option, but considering the great battery life and fast charging capability, I can handle plugging a cord into them once a week.

Better Than AirPod Pros 1) They are not white 2) Less dorky looking (smaller profile) 3) More clear call quality (for both callers) 4) Longer battery life Better Than PowerBeats Pro 1) Smaller case (actual pocket size) 2) No idle drain issues 3) More clear call quality (for both callers) 4) Better bass 5) More clear music quality (all freq) 6) More audio/play controls through ear buds Overall, these are awesome. You get about 5.5 hr batteries. The Hear Through is configurable and works very well. Also, the ANC works well too. These are great for phone calls and music. It works great for computer, and iOS devices.