Jabra Elite 45h Wireless On-Ear Headphones, Compact, Foldable Earphones with 50-Hours Battery Life, 2-Microphone Call Technology, Titanium Black

I have been using those headphones for a year and half. They have several benefits to me:1- I have a bit of "cauliflower ears" and the typical headphones had a tendency to bend my ears, causing pain over time. This headphone accomodates my ears very well2- For headphones like this, it is fairly light, doesn't weight too much on the head, and is comfortable3- Very durable, still no wear and tear on the fabric, still no connectivity issue, no material issues, an I have used it heavilySome remarks though:1- Not the best noise cancellation, but it is enough for me. For people for which this is the most important parameter, take this into account2- Only two bluetooth connections at the same time, when my wife borrows it to me we have to fiddle around so that she connects it to her phone, and I have two laptops in addition to my phone so I have to fiddle around fairly often. But given all the above advantages, I am ok with that little drawback.

Gobsmacked.Far and away the best headset/phones I’ve used in this price point ever, by far (I was born in 1970 and had a 1st gen Walkman, so I’ve been through a few).That’s quite a bold statement. I’ll try to justify it.I have been using these seriously for about 3/4 days. Got sick of faffing around with budz + podz + bone conductaz… so after my beagle ate his third set of high-end earphones, i thought I’d have a punt on something that might not be eaten by a dog. So far so good.I’ve spent most of that time re-listening to some heavily-textured electronic albums from the early to mid 80s - albums I’ve listened to for 40 years or more, stuff I know inside out and backwards. It’s quite remarkable to pick up on new textures and layers in music that I know so intimately. Stuff that I’ve listened to in many formats, on different media and on kit from the lowliest Dixon’s tape players to some pretty high-end gear. Then two days of pure dub joy - Lee Scratch Perry, Bim Sherman, Dub Syndicate, Tackhead etc. Gorgeous, warm and bass-ey with decent separation. Nice and punchy.I optimised the phones as per the app for my age/gender/hearing profile - very easy.The headphones are well put together, stay in place and don’t cause any discomfort over time - someone clearly gave this some attention. The hearphone covers have a handy L and R designation punched into them. They do get quite warm, but it’s November and I live in the North, so that has actually been a bit of a bonus.Edit - I got a grand total of ten days out of these before the beagle found them and destroyed them. He recommends them - much chewier than smaller headsets and the metal on the headband offers some great tooth resistance.

Pros -Really good sound quality. Nice separation with decent soundscape and well controlled base.Good app that allows you to get the sound as you like it.Nice and light and comfortable to wear.Looks like they have amazing battery life. Not had them long but used them for several hours and the percentage has hardly moved.Separate assistant button works great (Google in my case)ConsFall off head quite easily when you lean forward.Buttons to operate take a bit of getting used to. The play / pause button is particularly tricky to find quickly.Don't fold up (Quite small though so not a huge issue)Overall I love them. Such a joy to listen to music through! Originally got the soundcore q35s but didn't get on with their sound and so sent them back. These, for me, are far better sounding.

My second pair of these having damaged the first pair. Pairs and works well with several Samsung and LG devices and the buttons work fine with my phone. My one problem is the buttons are a little hard to identify quickly while wearing so I put a tiny dab of epoxy on the call answer button so it forms a pip to identify it by touch. Other than that I love them but grab a set quickly as I think they are now an old line and have been stopped.

I was looking for a pair of headphones that I could use with my pc during the evenings and these fit the bill. They're very light, confortable with incredible battery life and decent sound all at a good price. Don't expect advanced touch controls, ANC or any of the bells and whistles the more expensive alternatives have but if you're looking for good quality headphones that you don't have to charge regularly with decent performance buy these.

Price was right for my occasional use. I was looking for straightforward on-ear headphones with Bluetooth. At the price I wasn't expecting noise cancelling. I don't use them a lot but whenever I do the appear to still be holding a good charge, they link OK to android phone and windows laptop. I prefer on-ear so my ears don't get to hot. Jabra are a good brand and have been making headsets for phones for years, Bluetooth earpieces and car adapters for years; they are an established brand with a wide range of quality products, so had no concerns over them.

Good, deep bass and tonal reproduction. Alexa works well (for non-built in).Can connect to two sources; quick connection; great vocal guide.Any louder would result in a headache, so I'm very happy to have fulfilled this part of the size/power range.Sculptured buttons easy to navigate. Quality product.