Jabra Elite 7 Active In-Ear Bluetooth Earbuds - True Wireless Sports Ear Buds ShakeGrip for the ultimate active fit, Adjustable Active Noise Cancellation and Alexa Built-In - Black

I've had these for nearly a month, used them a lot, and I like them. But... No, I'll save the but for end. So what's good? First, the noise cancellation. The main benefit is that you can listen at a lower volume in a noisy environment. Like a train or a car. It makes driving in the car as quiet as it must be in, say, a Bentley; although the inevitable crash damage will probably be cheaper than if you were actually driving a Bentley. So, yes to train and plane, but not in a car or on a bike, the noise cancelling is too good to be safe when you need to hear the world around you. Next, the bluetooth is great. It works for me at least through a couple of brick walls, and the danger isn't losing the buds, it's forgetting where the phone is. I guess that's a downside of true wireless. Thirdly, the sound quality is fine. I've never been golden eared, but it almost betters the best wired earbuds I've used. Without the irritating noises off, too. Next, and maybe it should have been first, the setting up is great. The Jabra App listens in to what your ears are doing and recommends the best set of tips - at first I doubted it, but after swapping for a few days, I know it got it right: the buds have never yet fallen from my ears, and are comfortable to wear for hours. Speaking of hours, I've had no issues with battery life, so for me, at least, there's enough in the buds for a decent journey and back, and the battery in the case means I don't need to plug into a charger more than a couple of times a week. Impressively, the app takes you through a neat hearing test, to reveal the deterioration of the years and maybe even improve what you hear - the little graphic is rather cruel! But you only do it once, or maybe once a year, so it's a small price to pay for the listening pleasure. And now, that but. Nope, I've deleted the but - problem fixed with the aid of Google.

When it comes to headphones there is a distinct balance between paying for premium quality and just getting something cheap. Yet it’s amazing that even some people of the more costlier options leave a lot to be desired. I’d put the Jabra Elite 7 Pro certainty in the more expensive side but in my opinion you are getting a excellent sounding product. I’d previously associated Jabra with those pretty ugly early bluetooth headsets. They weren’t for me but you’d see a lot of them so they clearly know a lot about headphones. And these do not disappoint. Not only are they the most compact in ear buds I’ve had but they also the best quality. I like that they don’t stick out of your ear like the Apple AirPods. They’re discreet and extremely comfortable. There are 4 options in the box to get the perfect fit. So sound quality in general is exceptional. Both for music and calls including everyone’s favourite TEAMs calls. I’ve not messed about with the equaliser but there are further options to tweak the sound to suit your personal taste. This is all buried in a pretty neat app. The case is compact which is a plus. Wireless charging would’ve been nice so that’s probably the only mark down from me. Battery life appears excellent. I’ve not had to recharge them yet so so far so good. Noise cancelling is as good as I’ve heard from in ear buds and the head through option amplifies the surrounding sound brilliantly. Highly recommend.

I normally only lower wireless earbuds due to fear of losing them but have grown frustrated with numerous budget models due to poor microphone performance (for video calls at work), poor battery, so decided to splash out the best that Jabra has to offer. So far, they have been an absolute delight offering a comfortable fit, excellent sound, long battery life, and lots of genuinely useful features only found on the premium models such as multipoint ability, a decent adjustable EQ (to enhance the already excellent sound quality), a useful app offering easy sound mode switching, and in ear detection, so they automatically pause and resume music when taking them out and in. Co-workers have commented how much better I sound on calls, and the 'sidetone' feature which allows you to hear your own voice avoids the annoying talking too loud problem of conversations when using earphones. The multipoint has been a godsend allowing me to connect to both my work PC and my phone at the same time and effortless swap between the two. They have been brilliant at the gym too, and they have yet to fall out (despite trying) during vigorous HIIT sessions. Their lightweight and good fit helps with this I’m sure. Knowing they have an high IP rating means I’m not worried about them getting drenched in sweat. The wireless charging has been brilliant and has allowed me to top up the battery reserve sharing from my phone when caught away from a charging point on a long trip away. The only downsides have been the long process for the firmware upgrade, but this was only on the initial setup, and the fact that the ANC is fairly ineffectual and is not a patch on the noise cancellation on my larger headphone cans. The passive noise isolation from fit is good, however. I would rate them 4.5 / 5 if i had the option. Either way, they are leaps and bounds better than my previous cheaper models, and I won't be going back!

After trying many different types of Bluetooth. I came back to these once because of the quality of sound and the quality of voice which is heard on the other side. By far the best Bluetooth headphones I come across. About an even expensive one of technics. But was very disappointed when all my test calls the receiver said that we cannot hear your voice clearly. And when I try this one my voice was clear to the receiver. Highly recommend if you are looking for a Bluetooth headphone which is frequently used for taking business calls and you need to talk and that as well

Superb sound quality, no complaints about that side. But it does not fit on my ears properly, it will fall off easily. Said that it is probably because I am a small person in size so do my ears. Probably will not be a problem to others. Not as comfortable as 'Bose Quite control 30' neck bank that I have. Very fast connectivity. I loved the Jabra mobile app from where I can control the ear phone. Noise canceling can not be compared to to 'Bose Quite control 30' but it is still very good level of noise cancelling, Very good battery life.

De passade inte mina öron. Synd för de var väldigt fina.

I used to use 75Ts, and I loved them. They were finally worn out, and I figured I'd stick to Jabra. These are an excellent upgrade to an already great pair of headphones. Comfortable, stylish, good battery life, excellent sound and decent ANC.

Riktigt bra ljud. Lite problem när man ska svara i telefon men säkert något jag missat i min inställning.