Customer Ratings & Reviews

I am very picky about headphones, especially earbuds, and I have gone through a lot of different pairs. AirPods and AirPod pros have never stayed in my ears, Powerbeats pros, while great at syncing with iOS devices pretty quickly had a problem with the left bud not charging. I had the elite active 65ts before these, and while I loved the fit of those, charging was a hassle, as after using them for a while you had to position them just right to get them to charge in the case. These have addressed all of those problems. The fit in my ears is great (though, I did buy some comply foam tips to get the right bud to seal properly in my ear). The Sound and bass is fantastic (make sure you use the jabra app). And, the charging case is a huge upgrade over the 65ts. The buds pop in magnetically now, so they’re always in the right position to charge, and the case now charges with usb-c! These have made my list of must-buy-again if they break or I lose them.

Absolutely amazing sound. bass level is great. The noise cancelling is truly cancelling, and passthrough is great.

Fit great. You forget they are in. They do a great job of blocking outside noise, but have a hear through function that is phenomenal. Only knock I have is that certain sounds and voices produce an audible crackle. I even adjusted the sound using the app. Thinking this was a defect I exchanged them, but the second pair had this issue as well. Can get quite annoying when listening to a podcast. Overall a pretty great product.

I really like everything about these headphones as far as the basics go. Call and audio is great, the active noise passthrough is perfect for exercising and being aware of your surroundings, Battery life is excellent too, The two biggest cons are the fact that the left one fell out the first time ever used them on a bicycle ride and is now lost forever. leading to con number 2 If you lose a single bud you CANNOT buy a single replacement bud, they are paired for life and must be replaced as a pair. If you're thinking about these headphone and plan to use them during any kind of activity like running or cycling etc I would recommend you wear them a lot BEFORE you use them in those activities to verify that you figure out the fitment and make sure they are not going to slip out and get lost. They do have a find my headphone feature however I lost mine on a busy road and it was too loud for the audible chirps they make to be heard. They are much smaller than the old 65t's they replace and are light, and i do feel like they fit better than the 65ts and cause less fatigue when wearing for extended periods of time Since losing the left bud I have used the right bud for multiple cycling activities without the slightest hint of it falling out or coming loose so I still think it's too early to definitely say it was my fault the left one fell out or that they actually aren't a good fit for me, I have a replacement set on order from Jabra but they are on a 4 week back order. This would be a 5 star review if I didn't have a pending fitment issue.

Full disclosure, this is my first pair of wireless earbuds. Fit is good after figuring out which tips were actually ideal. (Thought mid were too large but small didn't fill canal and thus didn't passively reduce noise.) Haven't gotten a chance to go bouldering with them (which is what steered me toward getting these for their sweat and dust IP rating) so not sure how well they will stay in when it counts. But walking, jogging, and other everyday activities don't dislodge the buds. Sound quality is mixed... seems so much quieter than my wired buds. I have to turn them up to the max before my phone gives a "listening at louder volumes may damage hearing" warning for them to comfortably enjoy instrumental music while in a moderately noisy area. Though the equalizer settings give some nice control, and as others have mentioned, the bass is pretty good for earbuds. Phone calls the mic still seems to pick up environmental noise too much. A breeze or mechanical background noise still gets picked up. Definitely appreciate the feature that lets me hear my own voice when on the phone. Reduces the occurrence of me yelling with both earbuds in. The hearthrough feature is quite useful, but there always seems to be a soft static undertone when the feature is turned on which is rather annoying when there aren't any significant environmental noises for the hearthrough to pick up. Overall I'm waiting to take the buds bouldering for the real test. Though the hearthrough static might cause me to try out some other brands to see if that's a unique problem or not.

These earbuds sound very good. Not as good as the Jabra Elites I purchased previously and is being replaced under warranty. I couldn’t go without not having my music when I workout, so I ordered this set of earbuds by Jabra. I liked the sound quality of the Elites so much that I expected the same with the Elite Active. The sound quality isn’t as good as the Elites but still better than most earbuds out there. Probably because these are geared for more durability and claim to be sweat and rain proof.

Overall, I really enjoy these headphones. Audio quality is fairly well balanced although a little bass heavy at times. However, the fact that these can even produce such bass is awesome! I can fine tune them easily to get the perfect sound and they fit perfectly! Phone call quality is good although I usually don't use them for long calls. Battery life has been good, but I have yet to use them long enough to run out before I put them back in... an hour long ride, or even 3 hours working in the office. Still have not had even the notification that the battery is getting low. I also really like the fact that even when sweating hard from exercising, they don't fall out or even shift. The hear-through feature is also nice. Overall, if you are interested in a pair of true wireless headphones, look no further because you will not be disappointed unless you have small ears... like a child.

Pretty good sound. I think the eq is very helpful. I think for the sale price they are a decent buy. Pros Sound Size- both of buds and case Water resistant Possibly getting noise cancellation Cons Can only use right bud if not using both. I have cheaper buds that can do both right or left. Fit. I thought they’d stay in better because of size. Sometimes lose pairing when answering call and then repair by themselves. Sometimes random static. Cheaper buds I have don’t have this issue.

I have the Jabra original sport earbuds and thought they were pretty good until I bought the elite active 75t. Wow!!! Sound is incredible and battery life is even better. Pairs effortlessly to iPhone. Great in ear fit and comfortable to wear for hours.

Jabra makes a stellar earbud!! I would totally recommend. Stays in, water resistant and noise cancel works great.

Great sound, call quality and battery life. I was worried that the headphones would fall out of my ears as they don't have ear wing tips like the Jabra Elite Sports, but they have stayed in during HIIT workouts, runs and mountain bike rides. Only complaint is the bluetooth syncing is off sometimes - it won't connect to my iPhone X. There are other times when taking them out of the case that they won't turn on and you have to put them back in and take them out for the headphones to respond.

After some research, (namely the review from SoundGuys) I decided to pull the trigger on the 75t Actives. With a solid bass and clear highs, these sound absolutely incredible for Bluetooth earbuds. Pairing, making calls and using the touch controls are a breeze, and the app has a lot of built in functionality that puts these well above budget earbuds. The only odd thing about the 75t Actives are the default volume setting. You will most likely need to hold down the button on the right earbud while you're testing them out to turn the volume up a bit. I have seen that many people miss this option as it is separate from the volume on your phone/device. I've had no issues with rain or sweat, and the battery life seems like it is close to the 7.5 hours that Jabra claims. The build quality is nice, and they fit really well in my admittedly large ears. You won't be disappointed!

For reference, I had the 65T active as well, and absolutely loved them. I thought the small size and extended battery life with quick recharge was great. On the other hand, the 75T active has also improved this, somehow being even smaller, with an even smaller case, making it much easier too carry around in my pocket all day, but a longer battery life, extended case battery life, as well as having USBC charging, and in my opinion, better sound and background. It works well with the background app, and while expensive, they truly last, and I can charged them once a week with a couple hours use each day. Pairs well with the app as well, so that you can tweak your sound preferences appropriately

I found these recommended by a couple articles, and I will say that their reviews were very accurate. I've used them for a little over a month. I also got them on sale, so they were a good deal around $100 (or one Ben Franklin, in case that number gets censored). The sound quality is quite good, and they fit comfortably, at least for me. Their passive noise cancelling is very good, so you can save some battery life by not using active noise cancelling, if you choose. Call quality, at least in some minor testing, is very close to using the phone microphone for those listening to me. I have connected them to my PC as well, and they don't disappoint in that setting either.

I bought these a year and a half ago and they're absolutely worth every penny, even if they're more than other bluetooth headphones. The buttons are very intuitive and can be personalized if you need. They're very comfortable, have very good sound quality, and I use them when running (sometimes in light rain) or doing a kickboxing workout on a heavy bag, and for these purposes, they're awesome. Other brands' "workout" headphones were useless in the rain, but these ones are actually for people that use them for workouts, so I'd highly recommend them.

The sound quality to me is great, adjust the equalizer and the bass really hits. The ANC has worked great for me as well and the battery life is legit. I don’t have anything negative to say.

Almost a five star , the lack of (at the time I'm writing this) wireless charging and the ability to pick which earpiece you want if you chose to do so it has to be the right one only. The sound is extremely well rounded in my opinion solid bass if you enjoy hip-hop, clean guitar mids and clear snares sound. The app is easy to use to make any and all adjustments to fit your particular sound needs .That's all wrapped up with a solid battery life and water/sweat resistant.

Prior to buying the 75T Active i owned the 65T Active. Those were nice at the time but the 75 improves on the older version in a few but significant areas beginning with substantial improvement to battery life, they are also smaller and less conspicuous in the ear. the sound of music is more well defined with a greater separation of instruments. All these little improvements are not groundbreaking in themselves but together make for an overall better earbud.

First off, this is my second pair. I have found these headphones to be the best of the best. I thought I had lost my first pair and eventually I found them. I was lost for a few weeks and decided I needed another pair. The clarity, bass, comfort, and features out perform my other headphones, including Bose (sorry Bose) by far. The battery life is outstanding. I often wear these for 4+ hrs and they recharge super fast. I wear these while working for noise suppression. It is super easy to switch to hear-through. Ultimately, this company stands behind their product and as a person that owns more than a dozen different headphones, these are my favorite and my go to.

I have two pair of the elite active 65t's. The 75's are supposed to have two and a half more hours of play time but run out right at 5hrs just like 65s, that's my biggest complaint. Second is that you can only use the right earbud independently, they should have changed this it is possible. They were supposed to have this feature, called it flexible mono mode. The 75s do have a higher waterproof rating, but it doesnt make a huge difference as the rating the 65's were at was enough to handle being dropped in the rain and left for two hours. The sound quality on the 75's is better and they added more functions to the buttons, but the buttons were supposed to be programmable and they are not. They also got rid of previous track function, only forward and replay. The 75s are more comfortable than 65s and a bit smaller. The phone quality is better. They are probably some of the best true wireless out there and most comfortable, but at the price point they should have met all the promises they made before these launched.