Jabra Elite Active 75t Earbuds - Active Noise Cancelling Wireless Sports Earbuds with Long Battery Life - In Ear True Wireless Sports Earphones for Calls and Music - Gray

These little buds genuinely blew away my expectations, I've had a few pairs of headphones and earphones and I tend to lean towards the bigger over hear type as they have good power and noise cancelling but these little guys have changed my tune. Fit and finish of these buds is a big win, the charging case is sleek, compact and high quality, soft touch feel, magnetic lid, neat little LED indicators and USB type C charging. YES. The buds themselves are tiny, they fit in my ears perfectly with the fitted medium tips but small and larger are included, they are very flush with the side of my head and super secure. Sound and features are the gold flaked super sweet cherry on top of this package, once connected battery level of left, right and case are shown and there are a wealth of settings and customization to delve into. A quick hearing test tunes the buds to your available range, three customisation profiles with EQ are at your disposal and you can completely reprogram the left and right buttons to do whatever you want on single, double and triple presses. Hearthrough is tunable and can stop music if you wish and removal of one bud can pause your music too, they have thought of almost everything. In terms of noise isolation, these things being inside your gourd block a lot of ambient noise, but Jabra have announced they are bringing active noise cancellation October 2020 with a free firmware upgrade, heros. Battery life it pegged at 7.5 hours on the buds and up to 28 with the case, it charges quickly and honestly I've never had them run out as 7.5 is a lot of time for one sitting without at least a few moments in the case. ANC is said to bring it down by 30%. These small, light and awesome sounding buds have surprised me at every turn and they are now my daily driver for all activities, I can do the food shopping in Aldi, not hear another soul and listen to my music until I get to the till and turn on pass through. Can't recommend these enough.

Let me start by saying that these are by far the best earphones I have ever owned. I have gone through several pairs of different bluetooth earphones and these ones are the easiest to use and one of the best sounding. The button function is very intuitive and I especially like how easy it is to press the buttons. Adjusting volume is easy and I find myself using that function on the earphones more than I thought I actually would. The fitment is very good as it is shaped to fit the contours of the ear. It doesn't protrude out of the ear very far either. The case is small and well made and is easy to carry. I have not had to use the earphones to its minimum battery capacity but I do wear them everyday and notice that after a few days of use the case battery only shows around 65% which is pretty good for such a small case. Both earphone battery and c ase battery show on my phone which is very helpful and connectivity to my phone is very quick. I find the hear-through feature to be pretty helpful when I go shopping to be able to hear the cashier or just to be more aware of my surroundings in general. The sound quality of these is pretty good. As a musician I can appreciate a good balance of highs, mids and lows. The Jabras have less of a crispy high and more lows than my Lypertek Tevi's but still sound amazing. With the Jabra equalizer app it's easy and intuitive to adjust the levels. I personally use a seperate equalizer app to adjust the levels to a more detailed level and keep the Jabra equalizer levels flat. The volume doesn't go up too loud in these, which could be a good thing to avoid distortion and clipping, but I find my volume close to maxed out sometimes depending on what I'm listening to, but have yet to fully max them out. Exercising in them is pretty good due to the physical construction of the earphones but the nibs that come with them seem a bit on the small side. I've got the largest size fitted on them and they seem like they are just large enough to not slip out. I've tried fitting a larger nib from a different pair of earphones and they held in much better. Also, a bigger nib would mean that the ear hole would be completely covered which helps to bring out the lows in the earphones so hopefully they incorporate that in future iterations. All in all, I absolutely love these Jabra Elite Active 75t earphones and they're my first (and often only) choice from my collection to bring with me where ever I go.

I’m really impressed with my Jabra Elite Active 75t earbuds, they arrived well packaged with a charging/storage case, small, medium and large earbuds and a short USB type-C cable to charge the case. Connection is really simple, taking the earbuds out of the case activates pairing mode so it is as simple as finding them on your device. Once paired, my phone displayed separate battery readings for the case and earbuds. In use they are really comfortable. I have worn them for several hours without discomfort including while jogging and they stay in place perfectly. The sound quality is great, perhaps a little bass-heavy for my ears but that is easily adjusted in the app, they produce excellent sound for such a small device. I have used the earbuds for listening to music, podcasts and web meetings for work, the feedback has been that the audio quality from the mic was excellent. There is a feature called hear-through which uses the mic to play external sounds though the earpiece, this is a superb feature in an office environment where you can hear people who might be trying to get your attention. I have found that this works best for things in front of or to the side of you, sometimes noises from behind are not picked up as well. Hear-through is not suitable for all applications, I was hoping it would make running safer but it is not practical in this context because any music is drowned out by wind noise. Overall, I’m very happy with my purchase and have already recommended them to my friends, but I wish I had bought the wireless charging version for even more convenience.

Tried the powerbeats pro's and returned them. Issues with charging and cutting out when running. Just a really bad experience. Decided to give these a go after some really positive reviews and wish I'd have got these first. Always been worried about the in-ear type earphones falling out when running, which is why I went for the hook type powerbeats pros first, but these fit snuggly and stay secure. I've done some full on hour long sweaty HiiT sessions and they stay secure. They don't have active noise cancellation (YET) but the buds fit so snuggly that it cuts out most external noise anyway. These have a really useful passthrough feature where you can decide how much external noise is fed through to you from the external mic's. Great for in the gym when I want to shut everything out and just train and then if I'm running outside on the road and what to have some surrounding noise let in you can do that also. Sound quality is great, again much better than the powerbeat pro's for me, again mainly because of the snugg fit. You can also adjust the sound with a graphic equaliser in the app to get it how you like it. It also does a sound test to tune the sound to your individual hearing. Had no issues with battery life from the buds or charging and no issues with any bluetooth connectivity even when on treadmills where some have reported interference from the motors etc. Cannot recommend these highly enough.

I use these every day and they're so close to being a five star product, but there are two massive and bizarre downsides. Sound quality is great (better than my previous Jaybird Vistas), call quality is great, they're very comfortable, they stay in while running, and they have decent battery life. The main problem is the insane decision to not let you use the left earbud on its own. Why on earth does this limitation exist!? Not only that, but you can't even have both earbuds playing with only the left one in your ear! As soon as you take the right earbud out, the sound completely cuts out. This is honestly the most bizarre design decision I've ever seen in a product. The other issue is that the Bluetooth connection is simply poor. The sound will regularly stutter and cut out if you have your phone in a certain position while running (like in a waistband). There simply shouldn't be any connection issues at such close range. Jaybird Vistas did not have this problem. I will keep these earbuds because they're still pretty good overall, but I have to give one star due to the above issues. I do not understand why these earbuds lack such basic features and functionality.

Until i purchased the Jabra Elite 75t Active headphones, i had owned several sets of wireless headphones, but none that cost more than about £30-£40. Why? because i thought the cheaper ones would be 'good enough' and pretty similar to a more expensive set. Now, i realise i was so very wrong. From the moment i first put these headphones on i was blown away by the clarity of the sound. A deep bass that is crystal clear and not overpowering, vocals that do a great job of putting through the emotion of the song and treble which is balanced perfectly with everything else. After just 1 hour of listening to music through these i turned to my wife and told her these had completely changed how I enjoy music, and very much for the better. I just dont think i was aware headphones could make music sound this good. And this is all before i had used the app, which is a great piece of software that customises your listening experience further. It has a function which seems to train it to you ears, based on your level of hearing. This seemed nifty, but to be honest i dont know if this had any effect at all. Nice idea though! Using these headphones in the gym during jogging, sprints and for weightlifting, i had no problems at all with their fit and they have never felt like they were going to fall out. This is the first set of headphones that i have been able to say this about, although previous bluetooth ones i have had have a wired connection between the 2 earphones which adds a bit of weight (these Jabras do not, and they are very light) Quality for conference calls is good too, with the feedback being that the my voice comes through clearly The charging case is a small little thing that looks pretty neat and the headphones click in place (magnetically) and pull out easily. Small enough to carry in yoru pocket if you have the need to as well the only slightly annoying/quirky thing is the button setup for forward track, pause, hearthrough etc isnt always that intuitive. Apparently you can customise all this via the app but i havent tried that yet. Overall, a truly excellent set of earphones that deliver an exceptional audio experience

I've had these a few months now. I previously bought some random Chinese ones for a quarter of the price, they started of pretty good, but one of them died after 6 weeks of use on my commute. But back to the jabras... there are a few important differences between the jabras and the Chinese ones, first, the jabras have a warranty, and the warranty is real... you get an email response and an account with the app etc. The Chinese ones start off with a bit of paper with how to register your warranty, you fill it out, and throw it away with the packaging, then when the headphones break, you search your emails for the warranty... nothing. Google the brand... nothing. Pointless warranty. Amazon won't refund over 4 weeks after purchase so you're left with a very light paperweight. Second, and most obviously, the jabras are still going strong having been dropped a few times, soaked with sweat on runs in the west of England's winter. The Chinese ones... oh dear. Sound quality seems great to me, I'm no officionado, but I can hear decent bass without it being too overstated, mids and trebles seem clear. I read lots of reviews of lots of models, seems to me if you have a good fit, you will really love your buds, no matter the brand. Bad fit = sound leakage = fall-y out-y = bad review. These fit me really well so I'm happy on all fronts. The only minor downside is I occasionally have to nudge them back in a few millimetres every few minutes when running to get the best seal and best depth of sound, but it's not too bad, and kind of expected. For reference on fit, I can shake my head like I'm trying to get water out my ears and they won't fall out, so I think that's pretty good. All in all, great sports buds, would recommend and would buy again.

To avoid buying Airpods Pro, I saw the Jabra's as a brilliant alternative to Apple's rather expensive product. I was in the market for earbuds used for running, commuting, calls and of course great bass. The Jabra's are great for most of it - except the most important of all for me - running and fitness. Ironically, these are what they are known for - sports and wearing whilst being active. There is a known issue with the left earbud falling out (google it). I tried all the different gel buds, none of them fit my ear. Turns out that due to genetics my ear shape doesn't suit these buds. It's a crying shame, as I enjoyed the sound, the deep bass, the design - but are they more comfortable than the airpods pro? No. Do they fall out mid-run? For me, yes. I enjoyed the sound, but what's the point if they fall out of your ear? Looks like I'm moving back to Apple and their Airpods Pro (sigh!)