Customer Ratings & Reviews

These wireless earbuds were not difficult to pair with iPhone and have solid sound quality.

I like these alot. They work great with pairing on my car, phone and Ipod. It took a little bit of messing around with the fittings but I finally got them to fit and not hurt after a while.

I used these for a few months, until I found something better. I found the fit a little awkward at times due to the gel pieces. The audio is great, but the connection issues weren't fun.

I love them, is a shame jabra discontinued them. Great sound quality.

I’ve had these for almost 2 years now and they work perfectly I really enjoy the fact that Jabra will update the ear buds when I first bought them I didn’t like some of the controls for the multi fictional buttons they just didn’t work as well as I’d like but then the released an update that fixed all the problems I had with them. They are expensive but I don’t regret spending the money on them

Def upgrade from my last jabras. Must have. Highly recommended.

Sticks in your ears well, takes some time to find the correct fit but after that it’s perfect.

Absolutely the best headphones I’ve ever had. Loved them so much would use them for everything I recently left them in a rental car before boarding a flight in California (so sad I left them). It is one product that I will absolutely be buying again without question. Sound quality as well as comfort can not be beat I’ve had many products before I’ve yet to have anything comparable.

I've had these for a while. I love how long the battery lasts. The case is great for storage.

Great set of headphones. Connect easily, sound great and no distortion. Would highly recommend.

Great when listening to music or exercise but not good for when you want to talk hands free it’s clear on your side but people find it difficult to understand you

These are better quality and sound compared to the Samsung

These buds have a higher rating and ifthey fit your ears then it's a perfect match. I was disappointed in their method to assure a custom fit. The silicone bands that supposedly fit around the bud to provide a snug fit in your ear never seemed to stay fixed nor provide a snug fit in my ears. These were the second brand I tried and the third brand, though not completely wireless, do a far superior job of staying in my ears! Make sure that you do your research and then grab a sales associate thay also uses buds to glean their wisdom. AJ

Would definitely recommend. A bit pricey but definitely worth your money. Very comfortable.

Pros: great fit, not too large, acceptable sound quality (at this price point), good iOS fitness app, waterproof, solid build, good bluetooth implementation with multiple device pairing, phone call quality and sidetone are effective Cons: Boomy bass (somewhat adjustable in app), muddy lower mid and upper bass, ear tips make a huge difference in bass quality and quantity I have to try many different combinations of fit wings and ear gels to get a decent sound quality and fitment. They could range from horrifyingly bad (underwater muffle) to extremely boomy bass. The manual did state the importance of a proper fit. After achieving the best possible result, the bass is still undefined (slow and unbalanced) which makes the lower mid range sound muddy. (e.g., cello and upper bass, lower tenor sax, etc.) That's usually the result of too much bass equalization enhancement in the design. (Bose and Beat all have excess base EQ and sound muddy and boomy.) If you listen to hip hop, rap, or electro-dance music then bass EQ may be a welcome feature but certainly not in other genres: jazz, chamber music, classical and vocal. Whether you care to be an audiophile or not, clarity, tonal accuracy and fidelity to the original recorded sound should be important in any audio equipment; otherwise, how else would a listener know what really is intended by the artists? If not for the bass EQ treatment, these earbuds are 4-star at this price point (on sale for $149.99). All other aspects of the earbuds are good to excellent. In comparison to the similarity priced Apple AirPods, the Jabra is not quite as easy to pair with multiple iOS devices and is not as 'accurate' in tonal quality. Fitment is question of how you use the earbuds. AirPods are better in daily use but the Jabra is better for workouts. During workout, the buttons on the Jabra are not as good as the concept suggests. They are hard to locate and to press, e.g., while you are running. They should have been touch sensitive pads instead of real buttons. I'd recommend them for use on airplanes, in noisy environments (e.g., gyms with loud PA music), and in situations that require secure fitment; but not for critical music listening.

Great pair of wireless headphones. Quality sound quality.

These are great headphones but a bit uncomfortable (I think because of the heart rate monitor). I tried the Active 65t as well - ended up giving them a slight edge.

I have tried a ton of ways to pair it with my HP Envy and still have had no success. Works great with the phone. Not sure about the long term sweat proof yet though...will see

I love that it is wireless and fits great to the ears.

Excellent sound quality and feature set for a sports-related audio device!