Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Jabra Elite Active 75t's have been great! The additional ANC (Active Noise Cancellation) upgrade was an added bonus after purchase! They sound great! And the configurable button combo; I can finally advance music tracks with only one earbud in! The fit is great too after swapping out the included in-ear gels for just the right fit. Battery life has been excellent. The new case with an easier open lid & the magnetic charging ports insure the earbuds don't fall out and that they make a solid connection for proper charging! Great job Jabra!

I've had them all; AirPods, AirPods Pro, Beats Pro, and the successors to this model, like the Active 65T. These are incredible -- for the size, for the price, you cannot beat these. Extremely accurate soundstage, impressive bass, great on calls, perfect clarity, and battery life that embarrasses all others. This is the ultimate pair of true wireless headphones. Oh, and they're water resistant for workouts to boot, so don't think these are just for business and plane rides...

I had the Active 65ts and was quite happy with them....until I lost one. So faced with a choice of buying another set of what I was familiar & satisfied with or shelling out additional $$$ for the latest, I went for the Elite Active 75ts. Pros: For my ears, the sound quality is very good and far better than the 65ts. The 'passive' ambient noise reduction is ridiculous (I can barely hear the water running while I wash dishes). Battery life is impressive. As is build quality. Comfortable fit. Cons: In a word, why? Why would anyone want 'volume up' on one bud and 'volume down' on the other??? Especially when you're more likely to toggle the 'hearthrough on/off' switch as opposed to turning down the volume with the left bud. And speaking of volume controls, why do away with the 'click-click', incremental volume up/down control? It's finger ping=pong (left bud...right bud) to zero in on the desired volume). In sum, the controls on the 65t were smarter....more logical. The Sound+ app is okay -- but not very intuitive to navigate. And I used to design apps for a living.

Excellent sound quality, great bass response, and 6.5 hours of battery life seems about right after a full year of daily use. I also love the soft rubber grip you get on the Active model. I'm about to buy a second set of these because after factoring in increased weight of the 85t, and poor audio quality of 7 Pro's. It still makes sense to buy this older model. The only downside is the case is not wirelessly rechargeable. The downsides are when using with multiple devices it frequently does not know which device to play from, sometimes it will lock on to the wrong device requiring me to re-set them by putting them in the case and taking them out again. Outdoor wind noise issues I had at the beginning has been completely eliminated via software update, even when turning on ANC they are completely usable outside now even on a windy day.

I bought these headphones as they were sweat proof and meant to withstand workouts. I'm used to wearing LGs Tone Infinim band headphones that bounce around during a run, but otherwise are easy to carry around. I liked the sound on these headphones but had issues with the fit, which is likely an individual ear shape issue. I always felt like they were going to pop out even when they actually didn't. The sound was good, but I did not find the clarity of the LG Infinims or the bass response that professional reviewers raved about. I then compared these to the Galaxy Buds+. The Buds+ had a more secure fit with earhooks, had a longer battery life and had a wireless charging case that the Jabra lacked. The grippy texture on the Jabra and a physical button were pros compared to the Buds+ that ultimately did not sway me primarily due to fit concerns. I decided to finally use the cheaper Buds+ for phone calls, casual listening and use my Sony WH-1000XM2s when I really felt like enjoying music or needing nose cancellation.

Can’t say enough good things about these headphones. They sound fantastic, they are small but stay secured in your ear, water and dust proof, and pretty good battery life. Being able to connect to two devices at a time is my favorite feature when connecting it to my work laptop for meetings and my phone to listen to music when I’m not on calls. The switch over is seamless. Highly recommend these

My budget was higher than I ended up spending, but I needed some replacement earbuds after losing (or having stolen) my Jaybird Vistas. My primary use is at the gym and occasionally at home doing whatever. I liked my Jaybird Vistas, but I thought I'd try out Jabra that I'd read a bunch about. Best Buy had a weekend sale on these Jabra Elite Active 75t buds for only $99. The timing was perfect and I couldn't resist. In short, I absolutely love them. The sound quality is incredible, especially for the price. Despite having know wing tip things they stay firmly in my ears while working out, running, anything. The customized sound profile feature in the app is pretty cool. The sound is full, bass is as light or powerful as you could want. I usually like bass heavy music but I've met my match with these. All-the-way-up is too much bass haha. These suckers can get LOUD too, if you want them to. I keep them at like 65% and the sound quality is perfect. I'm no audiophile but I like to pretend to be. My only gripe with these is the ANC. I honestly don't notice much difference, if any, active noise cancellation when active. That being the case, I usually keep them on "OFF" (between Hear Through, ANC, and OFF) in order to preserve battery life. For $99, he'll, for $170, I'm perfectly happy with these guys. No regrets at all.

I came from a pair of Galaxy Buds+, which were pretty good. I was satisfied with the touch controls and sound quality, so I was skeptical about trying something that has tactile buttons out of fear that I would shove the earbuds further into my ears. I was mainly looking for something that fit my ears better because the GB+ were constantly sliding out of my ear canal just enough to disrupt the seal that helps provide the bass that in-ear devices require. Needless to say, I an completely floored with the Jabra Elite Active 75t. The sound quality is surreal compared to what I've experienced with in-ear headphones, and they fit me oh so well. I don't really care for ANC, because I work in a very quiet office and I prefer to use the the HearThrough feature that allows me to be a little more aware of my surroundings. The tactile buttons require very little force to actuate, so they don't make me feel like I'm jamming them into my ears. I use the large ear tips that are included in the box and they seem perfectly comfortable with very little fatigue. The mediums form a good seal, but they can work their way out if I'm drinking or eating something. I haven't felt the need to adjust the EQ in the Sound+ app that pairs with the 75t's, but there is some adjustment done with some calibration that it will run you through on the first setup. I wouldn't pay full price for them, but that's because I'd be very hard pressed to spend more than $150 on wireless ear buds. I don't think my ears are tuned well enough to appreciate something better.

I purchased these after owning the regular 75t’s for a few days. I could feel the buds starting to slip loose on runs and was concerned that they would fall out eventually. After discovering that the Active 75t’s had a special non slip coating that may help them stay secure I upgraded to them. Unfortunately after a few days of wearing them my experience was that the so called non slip coating made them more slippery. Eventually one did fall out and at that point I knew they would never work for me. I needed to have buds with ear-wings to ensure greater security. I ended up going with Jaybird Vista’s which have a much more secure fit but lack the hear through, plush button controls and, streamlined low profile comfort if the 75t’s. Very disappointed that I couldn’t get these to stay in my ears. Giving them 4 stars since they were fantastic other than the fitment issue.

Feel the Thundering bass . Issue with connectivity sometimes but who cares its minor. Better sounding than Samsung Live. Comfortable for long wear. Functions will take sometime to master but who cares sound is astounding.

This is my 3rd set of Jabra earbuds. The first was the 65t which worked well for a while but they quickly developed battery issues and wouldn’t maintain a charge or wouldn’t charge. The other issue was I started picking up construction traffic while listening to music. The 75t’s have been much better. The battery life is great and the sound superb. I have mixed feelings about the ANC. I wear these when exercising so ANC is not used much but I have used it when watching a movie and it worked pretty well not like a headphone either noise cancellation though. I’ve had a little problem finding the right size ear insert 1 is too small and falls out easily and the other too large and falls out too easily but that’s just my odd sized ears I guess. I waited for these to go on sale to get a good deal on them. It takes a while to learn all the button uses but they do everything I need them to. They do have a hearthrough mode which works well if you want to hear people passing you on a trail but it does increase the battery usage. I use them in the off mode and keep the music down so I can hear approaching people. I’ve had people tell me that the sound on the phone is good which is better than the 65t model.

Love ‘em! I didn’t enjoy many others. The 85t are meh but the 75t active versions are awesome, especially the fit compared between the two...I gave it four stars because of two things, the 65t had better volume control compared to these and second the left bud doesn’t work on its own, only the right ear bud does, which in my opinion is a design flaw since a lot of other buds can take advantage of that. I will say that the sound quality of 85t was better but not enough for me to compromise on fit and ANC (ANC on 75t works better because of the closed ear design). If you prefer sound I heard Bose are better but I hate the style and Beats Pro are just too pricey. Overall I love these headphones like I loved their predecessor (65t Active) and more than 85t.

I've had these headphones for over a year and I don't think I'll ever go back. Stay in my ear for all my intense workouts, great sound quality and noise-cancelling and the compatible app meets expectations. Plus the affordability compared to competing products cannot be beat. Love this product!!

I’ve been testing out this model and compared to my 65t, it needs some work. I haven’t had issues on getting a connection, although you may have to manually do it on your device if you take the ear buds out before turning the Bluetooth on the device. Holding that connection is another thing. My 65t never ever dropped or had any interference with the connection until about two weeks before I got the 75t Elite. I thought that the 65t were dying as they were over 3 years old and I use them almost every day. I could walk up from the basement out to the middle of my yard and still have connection with my device with no issues. The 75t Elite can’t make it directly upstairs above my device without losing a connection or having major interference. Calls are great on both but there will be cut in and outs on the 75t that I never had with my other. The volume is good, ANC is good, hear through is better on the 65t as there is more of a almost hiss with the 75t. Also if you’re outside and walking into the wind with the hear though on, it’s going to be very noisy. The fit securely and comfortably in my ears and stay put throughout a cardio/interval run/weights/yoga workout without a problem. I do like the magnetic locking into the case and the case itself being a magnetic close. I haven’t played with the feature of volume or anything as I always forget which is which. I usually just click it to hang up a call but you almost have to look and make sure as there is no sound indication that the call has disconnected, it just goes silent so I have to make sure it is indeed hung up before moving on. If there is some update or software fix for the intermittent cut outs, then it would be an awesome product. However, after having such great success with my 65t, I’m not sure the 75t Elite would be a great introduction to a new Jabra customer. Please look into it and fix these issues, you have a good product, this will ruin your loyal fans if it continues. I’m hoping for a firmware update and some good news on the constant flickering of sound. If this can be fixed, it will be a great product, even without the ability to go too far from your device. I did get them on sale for $99 so I’m glad I didn’t pay full price or they’d be going back. Sorry but I can’t recommend these until the dropping issue is fixed.

These fit me a little better than Airpods Pro. ANC is pretty good, not perfect. A few connection issues. Sound quality is very good and I have had positive comments on (my outgoing) voice quality on calls.

Before these were released, I had bought the Jaybird vistas. I loved them. BUT, I have smaller ears, and they caused my ears to ache after about 20 minutes. I was set on getting a pair of wireless headphones that were small and would stay in place when going for runs. These headphones have exceeded my expectations. I was worried about them falling out without any kind of securing feature beyond the in-ear portion, but they are comfortably snug. With my smaller ears, I use the small tips, and the headphones stay in place while going for runs without moving around at all. Great features: Hear Through- the hear through function is amazing. With a single click on the left headphone, you can hear your surroundings clearly with out losing your music. When hear through isn’t on, the noise cancelation is excellent. Controls- the controls are easy to use and simple to pick up on. Single presses, double presses, and holds offer precise control and lots of options. The buttons are easy to press and don’t feel like you’re jamming the headphones into your ears. Negatives: Customization- in the app, you’re supposed to be able to customize what action a single press on the right bud (and so on) will cue. However, I haven’t been able to figure this function out yet. (Maybe it hasn’t been released because the product is new? And if I misunderstood and this isn’t a feature, it should be!) Summary: Great headphones! A little pricy, but probably the best completely wireless headphones I’ve tried (AirPods, jaybird vistas, and these). Also, I am an Apple user and prefer these to AirPods. They are very comparable and easy to pair.

These are the exact kind of wireless buds I've been looking for. Coming from the Sony WF-1000X-M3 wireless buds, I was not disappointed one bit. While the Sony's are definitely one of the best when it comes to sound and noise isolation, the fit just didn't work for me sadly. They would constantly slip out, even when just walking. The Jabras on the other hand fit perfectly and are very comfortable. I can walk, run, and jump and they will stay secure in the ear. The sound is also very good and the app is fantastic for setting up the sound to exactly how I like. No active noise cancellation but its fine as they fit in the ear tightly, blocking off almost all outside sound. Battery has been fantastic and the battery case is nice and small making it really easy to carry around. Finally the connection has also been great as they connect very fast and stay connected the entire time. Would recommend to anyone looking for some great wireless buds.

I had a pair of Beats wireless Pros and I wanted to love them. However they just didn’t fit my ears right and it would be uncomfortable after 20 mins. The hard plastic made contact on my ear and just created a pressure point that made me look for something else. I was hesitant to buy these as I wanted extra security of over ear loop in case one pops out when jogging. First time I put these Jabra’s on, I knew I made right decision. So light and easy to use... no odd pressure point. The bass! I can’t believe how much bass comes from these little buds. Impressed. My right ear is still finicky as I’m in between small and med tip. I chose the med as it seals out external sound better than small. I find myself adjusting/pushing the bud in while on my longer runs which is a byproduct of my ear size as I never need to touch the left one. Also, the charge case is so compact, especially compared to the Beats which didn’t really fit anywhere. This case is perfect to throw in your pocket. It’s also about half the size of the Sony buds as I my neighbor has a pair of those. Oh, I was having issues with the left bud dropping out for a sec or two every once in a while. It got to point where I was about to call Jabra tech support. I then noticed on the app that a firmware update was available. I uploaded this on Friday and didn’t notice any drops over weekend. Hopefully this is solved... if it doesn’t, I may come back to drop the rating to 4 stars.

I understand that if you put the phone in your back pocket it will cause interference, but even in my front pocket it will cut in and out frequently. I have to hold the phone in my hand most of the time, so what's the point. I have a Samsung Note 8 which is still a capable phone. I have downloaded the app and updated the firmware and its still cutting in and out, I have also reset Bluetooth connection. I really want to keep them but I'm on the fence... Other that that they stay in my ears very well, the sound is awesome, hear thru tech is nice but obviously if you have the sound up high it will not distinguish other sounds. Nice and small! Great charger box, fits snug in my pocket. Just want to know if there is a fix for it cutting out.

did a lot of research before settling on these and i am happy with them for the most part. easy to set up, good sound quality, don't fall out of my ears when i'm working out, reasonably comfortable fit (though if i don't place them *just* right i do get some discomfort after a while). docking a star, though, because for this price i expect a flawless connection and it is spotty at times. even when they're connected to the phone in my pocket sometimes my music will "skip," or when i have them connected to my computer for a call i'll miss a word or two now and then. i can understand a weaker connection at a distance but we are taking one foot away - this should not happen!