Customer Ratings & Reviews

I bought these wireless buds and I am extremely happy with this purchase. I am able to exercise with them in and they never fell out of my ears during running on the treadmill. These buds take accurate measures of your heartbeat, it has various coaching features and it count your exercise reps when using the jabra app. I especially love the feature where when a call comes through, it announces the caller name or number and then ask you if you want to accept or decline without accessing your phone. In addition, it works great with my IPhone 7.

Bought these because I was tired of getting tangled up in wires while listening to my music. After reviewing all the options available in the sore, I went with the Jabra set for the price and features. They sound great and have a relatively good battery life. The recharge time is minimal which gives me about five hours of almost uninterrupted music. They are comfortable to wear which says a lot because I always have a hard time finding ear buds that fit in my ears. So all in all, I give these a five star for quality and price for the features.

Best Bluetooth earbuds I’ve owned! Callers hear me fine with h no complaints like my other high end sets! Pop up hem out of case and there r connected before I can get them in my ear! Only concern is the left ear piece will not always Stay connected To right one which can sound like a blown speaker! I suspect battery needs charged at that point but haven’t confirmed

Sound is good. Functionality is easy to use. Battery life is a bit short for non-sports use but the case and fast charge is a nice feature. For sports use, it's pretty great and comfortable. App has lots of features to play with and great tracking!

I really like these. The sound is great for working out, good bass, but there is balance in all the range. The fit was an issue at first and it took a few days to get the right combination of ear wings and tips. I finally got some comply foam tips which have been perfect. The connection has been solid, even with a few runs outdoors. I had some Jaybird Freedoms and they kept falling out with running. These have been rock solid.

These earbuds are great. I run 20 plus miles a week. I have tried dozens is pairs of earbuds. None have stayed in place as well as these. These stay in place. No bouncing around. Great sound

I depend on my headset for working out. I've owned many different types and these are the best I have owned! Battery life is great, no connection problems with my phone and the sound is amazing. Deep bass and clear vocals made possible by the noise cancelling technology and perfect fit. The option to hear what's around you without taking out the earbuds is awesome too! Great product for the money, I can't say enough!

Best one so so far i tried in its class. Easy to use, phone calls are clear, fitness features work good, gps accurate, range is great, and i was pleasantly surprised by sound for its size (not BEATS but pound for pound it is a countender maybe winner) sounds really good and not bulky. KEY NOTE!!! Fitting is everything. You must must fit it to your ear properly or it will sound low, distant, the bass will sound weak. Go through all the combinations and find the best fit for your ear. Also good app support.

I purchased these about a month ago. And I am blown away at everything these little things can do! The sound is not great, to me, but it isn't subpar. The fitness aspect is about 80% accurate for me but I have a samsung gear s3 frontier and my phone to also track my fitness. The battery life is pretty accurate at 4.30 hours and additional time when ou pop them in the case to recharge which they do pretty quickly. I wear mine to work and work out in them. I've washed them off and they still work like a charm. The only downside is comfort. They do hurt your ears after prolonged wear and I've tried all the different fits to ensure a great fit. Otherwise, if you are looking at a workout companion, headphones, phone headset, then these are the ones!

Stays secure in your ear, good sound; not the best out there but the best so far that are completely wireless. Nice workout features. Difficult getting started due the USB cord not charging the case and ear pieces, called support and they were helpful in getting a charge cord sent out. added a couple of days to me getting them up and running. Hope they hold up more than some of the other ones I have purchased.

I am enjoying my Jabra in-ear headphones. There is still more that I have to learn about them. But for now, my expectations have been met. I have recommended them to others. The Jabra in-ear headphones are comfortable and the freedom from wires is wonderful. It's incredible that, when placed correctly, they really do not fall out of your ears. The only negative that I have experienced is that sometimes when I am on the phone, I can hear my background sounds. Other than that, I am very pleased with my purchase.

Excellent fit. Very comfortable. Need to try all the sizes for best fit. Insert and rotate. Won't fall out. Not sure if it's an app thing or bluetooth, but I need to unpair from my iphone if I want to pair my IPad and vice versa.

Absolutely amazing, semi waterproof, never fall out, lasts for days for how I use them. Great headphones

Purchased for music during workout. Comfortable fit, they stay in place and the sound quality is excellent.

The Jabra Elites sound good fit well but the battery life at around 3 hours is hard to deal with if you travel, use them for long hikes, runs, at work,etc. the battery life for some may make it necessary to have 2 sets of earbuds.

These are fantastic. Heart rate built right in. Can swim with them. Great fit, don’t fall out. Absolutely love them.

When they work, they are easily the best pair of bluetooth headphones I've ever used for running (and I've now tried about 20 different models/brands). The emphasis though is on when they work. There is a reason they have so many refurbished models available. I bought my first pair in December and am now on my fourth replacement (that's a little over one a month). Each time the right ear bud will suddenly lose volume. The first pair it was about 10% of the left ear (and happened within 15 minutes of using the headphones). The last pair I sent back it was about 50% volume. They lasted about 4 weeks. So they seem to have some serious quality control issues. when they work, they're great. Even with the included ear tips (Iswitched out to comply's), I've never had a pair fall out while running. I've also never had them lose connection between the ear buds (though occasionally I'll get a complete drop-out from the device, but I'm pretty sure that's the device's fault, not the headphones). When viewing videos, there are no sync issues/audio lag, something that I have not experienced with any other bluetooth headphones. And while I'm no audiophile, these sound fantastic, especially if you change out the tips to comply sport pro (though you can't leave them on and place the ear buds back in the charger). I found that getting a good seal with these is much more difficult than other in-ear headphones. They're sort of in between in-ear and ear bud, as the ear stem isn't really long enough to insert into the canal. I was mostly happy with the sound when using the included foam tips. Switching over to comply tips made a significant improvement in sound quality. Heart rate monitoring is pretty accurate, as long as you get the right earbud seated properly. Activity tracking/rep counting is a novelty at best, a joke at worse. It's pretty much useless. As is their fitness app. You'll use it for adjusting the headphone settings, and that's probably it. I originally picked the elite's in part because part of my run has me on the side of a 5 lane expressway where the speed is 50mph+ and I need to be able to hear the traffic. The Elite's have a feature called Hear-through that's supposed to allow you to hear your surroundings. It works, sort of. It's ok in a quiet situation like inside a home or office, but if there's any wind at all, it's worthless. You'll end up turning it off because all you can hear is wind noise, or take one of the ear buds out. Customer service is pretty good, but it takes them awhile to respond, and you have to move through all of the layers of customer service to finally get to a tech who looks at all the things you've tried before finally ok'ing an RMA. Be persistent and they'll eventually take care of you.

These earbuds don't pop out of your ears. They will stay in (jogging and doing Insanity workouts). The key is getting the right wings/tips that fit your ear. I had to change the initial tips that I selected because they were hurting my ears. I moved down one size, and now it's perfect. The buds have not run out of juice during use, but to be candid, my workouts rarely go over one hour. As for the mic for phone calls--I haven't had anyone comment that my audio was poor.

Been using the Jabra Elite's for about 2 weeks. Two things that are definitely off. First the connectivity to my iPod Touch is so so. I can't run with it in any pocket I have to hold it in my hand. My iPhone doesn't have this problem but I don't want to run with it. Second the buttons are hard to use. You have to press them hard and when they're in you ears it's less than great. This is especially true of the upper buttons (volume up and sports button). I've resigned myself to using the volume buttons on my device. Beyond that......Easy to use.....great battery life.....good sound quality.....perfect for running

I've always been completely happy with my Bose QC20's, but at some point I just started getting annoyed with the whole wire thing. When the QC30's came out I couldn't believe they nerfed the noise cancelling and I could never bring myself to "downgrade" to QC30's just to lose the wire. And that dog collar, sheesh, I don't even wear my Tones cause it just annoys me so bad. It seems like forever I've been looking for the magic unicorn of good noise cancelling, good sound, and good microphone. The Plantronics Focus UC has all that, but I don't want over-head cans on my head most of the time. When I travel I take a Voyager 5200 UC and my QC20's, so I have both talking and listening needs covered. I decided since I had some coupons and rewards expiring, why not try these out since they seem highly rated. Ugh. Unfortunately, this is not the headset you are looking for. Maybe it's just my ears, but after trying every single combination of wing and tip, I finally found that there is in fact a spot just right where you can hear good bass with these. And I had to literally hold it there with slight finger pressure. If I moved my mouth or heaven forbid tried to touch a button (like Volume), it would either lose the bass and go tinny, or go completely ear-plug silent. Even once I managed to find a "fit" that sounded decent, my ears hurt within minutes. I mean seriously, I can sleep with my QC20's. All night. Even laying on my side. With this last straw, I gave up and just got a pair of Bose SoundSport wireless headphones. They don't have hear-through "Aware" mode which I miss; I actually have to take the SoundSport out to talk to people, but they instantly pop right back in without any fussing with fit. As a bonus, now I don't have to worry about sweat and rain, and still use QC20's when I really do need noise cancelling. With the recent arrival of the SoundSport Free wireless headphones, I have hopes that there will be a QC-Free that adds noise cancelling, or maybe "QC40's" will bring back the QC20 level of noise cancelling. Also hoping the headset folks are realizing that not everyone wants to wear head cans or a dog collar. The SoundSport prove that a small package is possible. Even these Jabra Elite pack pulse and pedometer sensors into this size package. If only I could have worn these for longer than a few minutes without having my ears hurt so bad I couldn't stand them. If these fit your ears, I think you'd be happy with them, but even fit right they didn't sound as good as Bose and now the SoundSport Free are out at this same price so you'd really have to want the Pulse/Pedo to choose these.