Jabra Elite Active 75t True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds, Copper Black – Wireless Earbuds for Running and Sport, Charging Case Included, 24 Hour Battery, Active Noise Cancelling Sport Earbuds

I am a bit persnickety about audio and sound quality. I have tried hundreds of different earbuds and headphones, wired and wireless, with and without noise canceling, and with and without bluetooth. I notice and appreciate audio nuances, soundstaging, imaging, dynamic range, and the like. I am not quite an audiophile, but I like to think that's just because I'm not quite persnickety enough to be a snob.These have become my default earbuds for listening to music or audio books. The sound quality is the best of the bluetooth noise canceling earbuds I have tried: Sony, Bose, Beats, Airpod pros, and a couple of offbeat brands.Deep bass, crisp treble, perfectly clear midrange. They are easy to use, have seamless connectivity, come with a decent smartphone interface, and provide great fit and comfort.Noise cancelation works well, albeit not perfectly. Nothing fully cancels exterior sound; it is always a matter of degree. That said, the degree of noise cancelling on these earbuds is outstanding. They rival the Bose headsets, but without the bulk. There is a greenbelt park near my house that abuts a highway. Without earbuds/headphones, you can hear the highway pretty prominently. With these earbuds and the ANC activated, it's as if I am in an isolated forest far from the highway."Hear-through" mode works well, too, if you want to be able to hear your surroundings for safety.They have fallen out of my ears a few times, but generally stay seated in the "ear pocket" fairly well. IMHO, Jabra has always designs products that fit my ear canal pretty well. Your weirdly-shaped ears might produce different results. ;-)Battery life has never been an issue. I have gone on long hikes, bike rides, and plane rides with them, and they have never run out of juice. The charging case does, indeed, work well to recharge the earbuds when not in use so they are always charged and ready to go when I need them. Using the case habitually also helps prevent me from misplacing the earbuds, which was always my biggest fear when considering wireless bluetooth earbuds.IMHO, the airpod pros do not get loud enough to be worth the premium price. I understand the purpose of volume limits, avoiding liability and lawsuits, and the like. But the volume cap on the airpod pros is just too soft. I want to be the one who determines if it is too loud, not the manufacturer. The noise cancelation on the airpod pros was good, but not as good as the Jabras.The one con is that using the earbuds as a wireless headset for phone calls or zoom conferences is not the best, mostly because they do not have a boom-mic. It is sometimes difficult for the other party to hear me, especially if I am driving (road noise). They do work fine as a bluetooth headset in a quiet room, though. But they are designed for listening, not as a wireless headset. I have a separate bluetooth earbud specifically designed for phone calls. These earbuds can double as a headset if a call comes in; but they are not designed to be a wireless headset for phone calls.If you need earbuds that double as phone headsets (and you don't mind the volume limit on the airpods), then the airpod pros might be your best option. But these are the best of the mainstream premium audio earbuds on the market.UPDATE: Over a year later, and I still love these earbuds. I keep them in their case, so they always recharge easily, and the case does help prevent me from misplacing them (one of my big concerns about wireless earbuds ever since I first read about AirPods). I use them on flights, dog walks, hikes, bike rides, coffee shops, kid's basketball practices, and elsewhere. They have never run out of charge before I stopped listening to music. Sound quality remains top notch.

For context, I got this pair of in-ears in 2021 for a hands-free experience while at work. I needed something wireless and wasn't going to interfere with my line of sight or distract me from my tasks. For that reason, the hear-through technology was very appealing for me. In over two years, I haven't experienced any errors with hear-through, and it's by far my favorite feature of the pair.I've since left that job, but continue to benefit from the perks of hear-through. When I'm working on copy for the Instagram page, watching videos on both my phone and laptop - even composing music in Logic has relatively low latency.Keep your expectations in flow though, because if you have more than one Bluetooth device paired at a time, the Jabras will favor whichever device is "active" (playing audio). For some of us, that's convenient! But for some others, it's too much and you will have to adjust accordingly.The picture is from after I tried coloring them in with Posca markers... that's after dropping them a few times and thinking the dark blue color made them too hard to find! Unfortunately some of the color has rubbed off, but for those who might want to try the same method might want to be careful with their markers!When it comes in the packaging, the product is beautiful; with a shiny, soft plastic that doesn't feel cheap at all; there is a "grippy" feel like those you might find on a Nintendo Switch joystick (slightly soft, but "grabs"). The earbuds themselves feel petite and high-quality. I have dropped them many, many times AND never lost them; both the case and the buds.In-ear, they feel very comfortable and seat nicely in my ears, immediately adjusting to the volume of the device I have it paired with. What I love most about them is that with hear-through, I can walk through the house with music playing and still hold a conversation with my partner, hear things he's saying, and know what's going on in my surroundings. There's a "blocking" feeling that can come from wearing headphones and these completely put that notion aside, offering a smooth breezeway between your ears and the device.When turned down low enough, It's "almost" like hearing something faintly in the other room - but they can be turned up quite loud and the audio still never leaves your headspace. The whole experience can feel as "contained" or as "free" as you want to adjust them to be.When I bought this pair, it was quite a leap for me as I had never spent almost $200 on a pair of earbuds before! But I have more than gotten my mileage out of these as they are still my constant companion for every project I work on. I find the audio is always pleasant - and the quality is high, with lots of nice balance and highlights of details where needed as far as I have experienced.My partner's son also has a pair of Jabras that he's owned for many years and still does - so there might be something there to Jabra being a very long-lasting brand overall. Highly recommend this product.

I've owned may bluetooth earbuds over the last few years. I have 3 in my office at work and 2 at home. OK - maybe I have a problem... but my point is that I have experience with a lot of them. I like the Jabra Elite Active 75t a lot. I've owned it for almost 2 years at this point. I bought it because I wanted an earbud that worked well for calls outside and I read that the Jabra Elite was good for calls. Anyway, here are the pros and cons as I see it:Pros:* Matte finish is attractive and feels better to me than other buds which tend to be glossy and shiny.* A good, middle of the road size - not too big or small* Music sounds decent, Call quality is good, though its noise-cancellation can't really do much to mitigate noise from wind* Decent battery lifeCons* Not a great value for the price. I have cheaper ear buds that sound better for music, and cheaper buds that seem just as good for calls* Out of all of my bluetooth earbuds, this one gives me the most bluetooth connectivity issues. Occasionally i have to restart my phone to get it to connect.* After about 22 months of ownership, one of the earbuds developed an issue where the volume would drop to really low levels for no apparent reason. I stopped using it after that point ... but it did last me almost 2 years.Overall, it's a decent earbud. I don't regret purchasing it, but I will not buy it again.

I bought this item before the update where the company gave you free noise cancellation. The company had previously engineered noise isloation and later released the software on to the earbuds which really surprised me. Great comfort and music quality. Had this product for 4 years. Stayed in while working out and swimming. Water resistant. Great battery life.

Esse fone de ouvido é muito bom. Está super anatômico. Leve e confortável. Bluetooth funciona super bem. O anti ruído é ótimo. Qualidade de som excelente. A cor Blue Navy está linda. Recomendo! Única coisa que eu não gostei foi a forma de entrega, o fone (carregador e acessórios) chegaram fora da caixa original.

El producto es de primera calidad. Diseño, materiales y sobre todo el sonido que es genial. No le piden nada a otros productos premium. Son cómodos, aunque ocasionalmente hay que ajustarlos durante la actividad para que no se caigan, pero nada serio. Totalmente recomendados.

My main use for earbuds is running.These are the best out of about 5 different earbuds I’ve tried. I find the physical button control more reliable than touch especially when running.When running in the winter physical buttons are the only option when pressing with gloves through a toque.Sound quality is excellent. There are details in music these picked up that others didn’t. I was surprised by how good the base response is. There’s a fully customizable EQ.The JABRA app has a hearing test that tunes the EQ to your test result. This EQ setting worked the best for me.Hearthrough mode is a must-have option for me while running. Turn it on for hearing traffic etc, turn it off when not needed. Also useful for brief verbal exchanges with someone- you don’t have to take an earbud out to listen to someone, hearthrough will amplify their voice. This feature works even with music paused. If you do need to pull out a bud for a conversation, pulling the right one out pauses the music automatically, then resumes music when you put it back in.ANC does cut down ambient noise in addition to the good seal the ear gels make, but not a huge difference. That said I’ve had no issues with ambient noise interfering with becoming immersed in a favorite tune. These wouldn’t be my first choice for blocking out engine noise on a flight though.I did get a better fit and seal with aftermarket SpinFit (model CP360) ear gels. The right fit for your unique ears makes a huge difference in audio quality for earbuds. Well worth it to try a few brands/ sizes to get the most out of whatever buds you get.Sound quality on calls wasn’t very good with stock settings for me, but call sound is customizable through the JABRA app. I get excellent call quality after dialing in the settings.I see in some reviews that some are having issues with signal dropout; I haven’t had this issue at all with the elite active 75T but did have some intermittent dropout with the non “active” variant. Maybe a bug in early release versions. Perhaps my firmware version is improved. There are periodic firmware updates through the JABRA app keeping them up to date.Overall I’m very happy with these. Superb sound, customizable features, waterproof/ dust proof. I’ve ran through a winter (down to -28C) and summer (up to + 30C) with no issues at all.Connecting to two devices simultaneously is a feature I don’t use on these but I like that it‘s there if I need it.I’ve never had these in for more than 3 hours so never got close to the battery limit of 7 hrs in the buds.The only thing I’d add is that all the top-end earbuds are getting so good now for sound quality that I think it will be other features like customizable hear-through, ANC, EQ, connect to multiple sources etc that will sway purchase decisions.

I am really impressed with the quality of the microphone so far. No one on a call has asked me to repeat myself, or complained about ambiant noises.They fit and hold well in the ear. My ears are small, it took a couple days to get perfectly used to them but now I can keep them on for hours on end and still be comfortable.The pairing with my computer and my phone is working smoothly. I am still trying to figure out if I can have the microphone disabled by default when I am listening to media content, so that I don't hear the captation layered over the music or video I am listening to.