Jabra Elite 75t Earbuds - Active Noise Cancelling Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds with Long Battery Life for In Ear True Wireless Calls and Music - Titanium Black

Hello, fellows. I have been using several headphones for different purposes: over-ear headphones to listen to music, in-ear to listen to podcast and being in gym, another Jabra Evolve 40 for business conference on Teams and Skype For Business. I wanted to know whether Jabra Elite 75t can replace this zoo of headphones and I thought it would be difficult because different things would be required for different purposes: good noise isolation and high quality of sound to listen to music, high quality of mic and voice for business conference calls over Teams etc., long battery life to listen to podcasts and so on. I must say that I am impressed: Elite 65t can do all these things! These in-ear headphones feel really comfortable to use the for a long time and they don't fall out when I walk, move etc. Didn't try them in the gym for obvious reasons and I probably will be using my current in-ear active headphones just because I don't want to use Elite while sweating (would not use Active in gym either on regular basis because they are too expensive for that :)). Never had a chance to discharge Elite headphones while actively using during the day. It looks like the battery can last eternity and headphones can charge quickly even when I put them into case for a short period of time during breaks when they are not needed. Liked physical buttons, I found that sensor buttons tend to have too many "false reactions". Also the button are light enough not to push the headphones into your ear compared with my current "active" earbuds. What I really was happy with was a support of multiple bluetooth connections. Connected these headphones to my mobile and laptop and was able to jump to the conference calls on my laptop after finishing phone conversation on mobile. That's really a "must" for me. Compared with Jabra Evolve, the quality of voice (to hear) was excellent and the same as with Evolve, my voice was better on Evolve because of mic being just in front of me while mic of Elite obviously was a bit further away. But it was still great and people were able to hear me loud an clear. If Evolve mic is A*, then Elite is A which is not bad :) Sound quality. Here I am not very authoritative source because I don't have "musicians ears" and my requirements are probably lower than someone who is really into music. But I found that I used Jabra Elite as often as my over ear headphones and started preferring Jabra Elite! It felt like Jabra was able to provide the same quality of the music and on my opinion high frequencies were crispier while basses were excellent as well! And my ears were not getting sweaty during hot days! :) Hear-through feature was another good thing I discovered. My wife hates me walking around the house in the headphones and not being able to hear her. So when I was listening to the podcasts, I always turned on "hear through" and was able to hear things outside. It does add a bit high frequency "white noise" in the background, but it is not loud and does not hinder from listening to the podcasts. However, I preferred not to use it listening to the music, but you would not be able to hear outside noises properly anyway because of the music. Loved app with option to adjust different settings and control actions when you press buttons. It is small thing that adds usability and makes life more comfortable. Like pausing play when you take earbud out. So, overall, very happy with headphones though I consider them to be a bit expensive (more than I usually pay for the headphones ;)) The only one thing that kind of disappoints me from a technical point of view: Elite 75t supports only SBC and AAC audio codecs! Event my cheaper "active" earbuds support aptX. Having said that, I believe I haven't noticed any issues with the sound quality of this Elite 75t. Cheers, Rustam.

I had read a lot of good things online about the Jabra Elite 75t, so I was excited to try them out and hear for myself what the fuss was about. After using these everyday for the past month, I'm incredibly impressed. Firstly, they fit very well in my ear canal (using the default medium sized tips). I was worried that they would fall out during runs, but they have stayed very secure in my ear and have never felt like falling out. Also, this great fit means that there is excellent passive noise cancellation even when out and about. It cannot rival active noise cancellation when it comes to car noise, trains etc, but it still does an good job. The sound quality is really good and better than I thought they would be. I have a pair of overhead headphones (which have active noise cancellation) and the 75t sounded clearer with a wider soundstage and great bass as well. I wasn't expecting earphones with smaller drivers to sound this good, but they certainly do. The battery life has been very good. I still haven't charged the carry case yet after using these for around 10-15hrs (although the case is now running low). There have been some strange software bugs/quirks occasionally. At times, they can be inconsistent connecting to my devices. It connects automatically to my work laptop 100% of the time when I take them out of the case. With my work phone and personal phone though, sometimes it connects automatically, sometimes it doesn't. Once, it wouldn't connect to a second device automatically after already being connected to one device. During one video call, twice, the audio cut out of the left earbud before reconnecting. The cut-off was very quick (talking milliseconds) but it still happened. Also, when I went from a video call on my phone back to music, it wasn't playing through my 75t. Even after switching the Bluetooth off and on again, it wouldn't connect properly. I had to put the earbuds back into the case and then take them out of the case to reconnect. What would also have been a nice software feature for voice/video calls would be the ability to adjust the amount you can hear your own voice. Overall, these have really surprised me in terms of their fit and comfort, battery life and especially audio quality. There have been some strange bugs relating to disconnects occasionally, but overall, I'm very impressed.

The Jabra Elite 75T’s cover a lot over bases that I consider necessary for Bluetooth IEM’s. Dual device connectivity with active call switching, check. Active noise cancellation which is configurable via the Jabra app, check. A degree of water & dust resistance (IP55), check. User configurable sound or EQ (via the app), check. Call & music control via the IEM’s, check. Digital assistant (Siri, Google & Alexa), check. These are feature rich IEM’s however there are some notable things missing. The biggest is the lack of high definition audio codecs, which will ultimately affect the sound quality if you are listening to high bit rate or lossless music files. The Elite 75t’s only support SBC & AAC audio codecs, there is no support for aptX, aptx-HD or LDAC. This is a serious omission, so what does this mean in the real world, if you’re an iPhone user not a lot. iPhone utilises the AAC codec and it's highly optimised in the iOS operating system. However, if you’re an Android user, then you’re potentially missing out on the ability to listen to your music in the highest possible quality, and considering the cost & competition this is disappointing. Ease of use is where things get interesting with the Elite 75T’s, the Jabra Headphone app makes the initial set up of the IEM’s a breeze. It walks you through a hearing test so you can configure them to your personal tailored sound profile, it also allows you to configure the button controls on each IEM to your own personal taste. I honestly haven’t seen any other IEM’s from a mainstream manufacturer that you allow you this degree of customisation. The app also takes care of other duties like providing an equaliser to tailor the sound to your liking and also the level of active noise cancellation, update the firmware of the IEM’s. Finally there is also the Find My Jabra function, which can help you find lost earbuds, it can locate each individual ear bud and get it to play a high pitched sound to aid finding them. Now that’s a really nice touch! To conclude, for iPhone users the Jabra Elite 75T are a no brainer, cheaper than the competition, more features & better sound quality the competition. For Android users it’s not quite so clear cut, there are equally capable competitors out there that support more HD audio codecs, so in theory should produce a better sound. However in testing I found that not to be case, the Jabra's held there own so colour me impressed!

I have had the Elite 75ts for 2 weeks now. I have been waiting to write a review in order to test them thoroughly before giving my opinion. Overall I am very impressed! I was hesitant to commit to purchasing true wireless headphones in case they were uncomfortable or fell out of my ears. However, the Elite 75ts have proved that this was nothing to worry about. They are extremely comfortable even after 6+ hours of wear and with the smallest earbud they fit snuggly and I have no concerns, even whilst running, that they might fall out. The sound quality is great. I have seen other reviews saying that they are quite bass heavy, but I have not found that to be the case. The music presets within the app are really handy as it means I can choose a more speech focussed setting whilst listening to podcasts. The battery life is perfect for me, lasting for about 5 days of regular 5-6 hour use before needing to be charged. The 15-minute quick charge feature is also really handy to boost the headphone battery for my walk home at the end of the day. Something that I have also really appreciated is that the headphones don't overstate the fact that the battery is running low. It reminds you periodically, but not as often, or as obtrusively, as my previous headphones, which ruined the listening experience, prior to running out of battery. The HearThrough setting allows for easy filtering in or out of noise, they are not perfectly noise cancelling but are sufficient at blocking most outside sound. Being able to adjust the amount of outside noise heard through the headphones is great, as it allows you to adjust for the level of awareness needed for your surroundings. I have used the Elite 75ts with 3 separate devices; my phone, laptop and smartwatch and it has functioned well with all 3. The ability to handoff between devices is great. I can be watching a video on my laptop, then answer an incoming call on my phone, with the audio on the video paused and automatically resumed once the phone call ends. The only issue I am having is remembering what the buttons on the headphones are programmed to do. I keep forgetting which earphone mutes the microphone, so have accidentally hung up on callers on a couple of occasions. The buttons on the headphones are also extremely sensitive which can be problematic if trying to adjust the headphone in the ear. In summary, this a great set of headphones, worth the money and I have already recommended them to friends and family.

So 3 weeks into using my Jabra headphones and I am seriously impressed. It’s totally changed my lockdown life. I’ll confess that I was an earbud virgin and so having previously been tied to wired earphones the ability to now move around freely is amazing. I can answer the door (downstairs) to the postman with no loss of sound quality, no having to put a call on hold and no more awkward phone dangling from earphone-cable moments. But let me talk in a more structured manner: Pros: • Comfort and fit is great. I’ve always been dubious of how secure ear buds would be but the different size options for these were nice – it did take about 3 days of mild soreness of that little bumpy bit above the earlobe but I’ll blame that on my ear shape as it’s now a distant memory and I pretty much leave them in all day to move around between work, working out and household chores. • Sound quality is great. I really like the HearThrough function; I hate the loss of peripheral sound with earphones and am always nervous that I’ll miss the doorbell or the cat moaning (maybe not that one so much!) but hear-through lets me take calls and music with the outside noise filtering in enough to alert one of what’s going on. • Microphone seems good – no one’s complained about clarity anyway and I’ve made a lot of calls. • Multi device functionality is critical and very helpful – I take work video calls on my ipad but personal calls come through on my iphone; the Jabra headphones simultaneously connect to both so that I can easily pick up or make calls from either seamlessly. • Battery life is great – I find I only need to charge them once (maybe twice) a week. Cons: • The Jabra Sound+ app doesn’t seem to remember your default settings. For example, HearThrough is turned off by default and I have to re-enable it every time I reconnect; it only takes a second but it seems a shame not to remember your preference. • The Mute Reminder Tone is way too subtle. It’s a nice feature but I didn’t think it was working until I searched the web and found out that it should be a very subtle “knock” sound. • If they’ve auto powered off then they take a few seconds to connect if the phone rings so there’s a few fumbling moments where the sound’s coming out my phone and before my earbuds have connected. It’s as if they need some form of “quick start” that kicks in as soon as the phone rings.

This was my first foray into the true wireless earphone market and I was excited to try the Jabra Elite 75t as I had seen and heard very positives reviews about them. Since receiving them I have used them pretty much everyday and have been thoroughly impressed with their quality, comfort and easy of use. The earphones themselves are quite small but fit snugly and comfortably into my ears. I have been able to wear them for extended periods of times without having any discomfort which is a big plus. As per the market standard, the earphones quickly pair to your devices once you take them out the charging case and I did like that they can pair to two devices at the same time allowing you to switch between devices easily. The headphones are very intuitive to use with a single button on each earphone to control their function when listening to media & on calls. I was especially impressed with the ANC (Active Noise Cancelling) mode which was excellent at blocking out background noise. I equally enjoyed the "HearThrough" feature which uses the microphones to actively let in background noise. This was especially useful when I didn't want to remove my headphones in order to have a conversation in a shop for example. The sound quality itself is pretty good considering the size, although I did find it a little bass heavy. However, you can customise the EQ within the Jabra app so I was able to tone this down to suit my desired profile. I have been using the headphones regularly for calls and have been impressed with the quality here too. I never had any issues hearing or being heard despite sometimes being in noisy locations and I was able to control call functionality using the buttons on the side of the headphones. The battery life is also impressive easily lasting for 5 - 6 hours and quickly recharging when putting them in the case. I have only had to charge the case a few times so far. Despite all the positive features there are a few downsides where I feel they could be improved. Firstly, if you only want to have one earphone in, you can only use the right earphone as the left will not work on its own. I also sometimes found it hard to get to the right volume using the earphone buttons and would often overshoot the mark so would end up just using the volume buttons on my phone which was easier. Despite these shortcomings, I was very impressed with the 75t and would recommend them as a good allrounder that isn't going to cost you a fortune

These Jabra elite 75t are my first experience of truly wireless earbuds, due to the issues i had had with the shape of wired earphones in the past i tended to default to headphones as they usually fit on or around your ear comfortably. I got the Jabra elite 75ts on a saturday i was due to be working in a garden so I decided to see how they would feel after an extended period of being used. Thanks to their bean like design they fit snugly into my ear and the smooth edges caused no discomfort even after 4 hours of continuous use. There were moments where i would have forgot i was wearing them were it not for the music playing. The earphones come with some really helpful features such as Hearthrough which uses the mics on the earphones to allow you to hear some of the louder sounds around you which can help quite a bit when waiting for packages or walking along the street and also conversations, which works best when the music is paused of course, without removing any earbud. You can remove one earbud to pause what you are listening to and once you put it back in the music will continue. Double pressing the right earbud will call up your smart assistant, device dependant, and you can also use the microphone to hear your own voice on calls so you dont end up shouting. What surprised me was the presence for multi device connection support, which allows me to connect it to my phone and PC at the same time ans switch between the media on either one without having to pair and unpair continuously. It works perfectly for the most part but there are times where it thinks my phone is playing something and will then pause whatever im watching on my PC. I am extremely impressed with the sound quality especially considering their size, they can handle the highs very well without it ever feeling like your eardrums will be cut up from the inside and the bass is really punchy and feels and sounds as good as a pair of over ear headphones. This is probably due to the good fit created by the seals and shape of the earbuds, this also helps with the passive noise cancellation and means you dont have to turn the volume up to max to enjoy your music in noisy public settings like the bus. Overall I am loving these earbuds and would recommend them to people looking for truly wireless listening options based on the sound quality and useful features.

I was seriously disappointed with some major flaws in these buds. Dont forget they cost £129 on sale, and up to £189 full price. For that, they should be top end of the market. But they have major flaws. Lets start with the good things first, because there are some... The Noise Cancelling is excellent, and the difference between Hear through and ANC is massive. WHEN THEY WORK, the sound quality is very good, and the sound mixer is good for adjusting. So far so good.... but the negatives cancel all that out: 1. Worst of all, the bluetooth connection is awful. Thats the big dowside. When I say awful, I mean having your connected device in your back pocket is deemed too far away to have a reliable signal. Unless you are sitting steady and still, or holding your phone 8 inches from your face, expect choppy audio, cut outs and basically unlistenable performance. Its unreliable. Sometimes they would cut out every 5 minutes for a few seconds, then other times every few seconds. When it seems to settle, the sound quality is so good I considered, briefly, just putting up with it. But again - £129. For that money, you should have a reliable Bluetooth connection. 2. They are NOT comfortable. 20 minutes of wearing gives you that itchy hot feeling in your ear. 3. There are only 3 choices of ear bud size, and on more than one occasion in the 2 weeks I had these, 5 or 6 times, one of the earbuds skittered out my ear and across a supermarket floor or pavement. No warning, no gradual slipping, just popped out. No earbud size gave a really good fit. That happens at the wrong time, and your earbud is down a drain. 4. Minor complaint, this one, but you cant use the ear buds independently. Sometimes for me, I need to use just 1 ear bud. For example, I got ANC ear phones so I could use them to sleep, and we have noisy neighbours. The buds are too big and uncomfortable to lie with your head side-on on the pillow, but unless you wear both buds, they dont work. 5. Customer Service is poor. I tried to get the connection issue resolved by Jabra, but lets face it, they thought they had my £129, and beyond that they didnt care. "Try a reset". "Download the firmware again" . Then days of no contact followed by an almost audible sigh (even over email) where they said send them back with a long drawn out process that apparently would take weeks to have either a replacement or my money back. Thankfully, I was able to return them to Amazon, who bailed me out. Conclusion : NOT WORTH THE MONEY. Look at the Tozo NC9's instead. I got them to replace these, and overall they are better, for the simple reason that they work.

- QUALITA' AUDIO Nulla da dire, ottima. Ascoltare musica con questi auricolari è un piacere. Di default enfatizzano tantissimo le frequenze basse, cosa che io non apprezzo particolarmente. Avrei preferito un'equalizzazione nativa più neutra, ma non è un grosso problema perché è possibile settare degli eq personalizzati dall'app per Android/iOS. Una volta settata una equalizzazione questa poi resta attiva sempre, anche se non si usa più l'app o si collegano le cuffie a un pc. Ho abbassato i bassi, dato un po' di volume ai medio/alti, e ora suonano una meraviglia: audio chiaro e definito, e un sound stage avvolgente. Unica nota: i gommini fanno davvero la differenza, come in tutti gli auricolari in-ear. Ho provato con la taglia S e non riuscivo a sentire più i bassi, perché troppo piccoli. In sostanza bisogna provarli e vedere quali si adattano meglio, - CANCELLAZIONE DEL RUMORE/HEAR THROUGH Con l'ultimo aggiornamento è stata introdotta la cancellazione attiva del rumore, che mi sembra funzioni bene, anche se non ho avuto modo di testarla durante i viaggi. E' anche possibile personalizzarla, il che è un bel vantaggio. C'è poi la comodissima modalità "hear through" che attiva i microfoni esterni, in modo da sentire i rumori. Utilissima in strada o durante le chiamate per sentire la propria voce. Tra l'altro durante le chiamate viene attivata in automatico. - CHIAMATE I microfoni fanno il loro dovere in chiamata. Le ho usate sia per chiamate tradizionali che per video-conferenze e mi sembra che gli interlocutori mi sentissero molto bene. L'unico problema l'ho avuto fuori in una giornata un po' ventosa e con parecchio traffico di sottofondo: in quel caso l'interlocutore aveva qualche problema a sentirmi, ma credo sarebbe successo con quasi tutti gli auricolari di questo tipo. - COMFORT Molto comode, dimentico quasi di averle se sono fermo. Quando si cammina si sente il classico rimbombo dei passi dovuto all'effetto "tappo" dei gommini, che può risultare un po' fastidioso. Ci si fa l'abitudine e la cancellazione del rumore aiuta un po', ma succede comunque con tutte le cuffie in-ear. Ci ho fatto attività fisica (corsa e palestra) e non si sono mosse, quindi direi che la presa è ottima. - CONTROLLI Dai tasti (fisici) sulle cuffie si può fare praticamente tutto: cambiare traccia musicale, mettere play/pausa, abbassare/alzare il volume, attivare l'assistente, attivare/disattivare la modalità hear through e la cancellazione del rumore. I tasti fisici inoltre sono una benedizione: si possono usare con i guanti e si evitano azioni involontarie dovute a tocchi accidentali. Insomma, le adoro, stra-consigliate!

Esta marca no la conocía y resultaron muy buen producto , la calidad del audio es excelente, no molesta a los oídos aunque como todo audífono dentro de la oreja después de un tiempo cansa, sus funciones para cancelar ruido son excelente y la apreciación musical es de gran calidad

Easy to configure with both android and ios. Work like a charm. Controls are customize able. Had a bad experience. Much better than apple airpod pro. Sound quality is yummy. Noise cancellation is fine but not the best however i want them for cycling and running. The fit in the air is good for it

I spent quite some time researching blue tooth earbuds. I previously had a much cheaper pair which did pick up my voice on calls. I wanted a pair that had excellent sound quality when calling, easy to pair, noise cancellation, long last battery and looked discreet when they were worn. I looked at the Apple ear bud but I don't like the look of them when people wear them. Other headphones were more expensive. The Jabra's 75t were discreet and had some good design features such as stopping a video when you remove the right earbud, one touch for answering a call etc. There is also an app that you can use to adjust the sound of the ear buds. For someone who is on a lot of calls but also listens to music and videos these ear buds are perfect. They last more than a day without needing charging and people have commented how clear I sound when I am on a call. The noise cancellation is pretty good to with the option to turn it off / minimise the use of it. I really recommend these ear buds.

Achetés "reconditionnés" : TOP (je déteste acheter du neuf, surtout dans l'électronique). Qualité du son = très bonne. Je retrouve des détails de ma musique, que je n'avais pas avec les galaxy earbuds +. Notamment sur les médium et les aigus, avec une excellente immersion. Ex : les cymbales ressortent mieux, sans avoir à triturer l'égaliseur. Avec les earbuds, par ex, il me faut choisir entre basses et aigus, là j'ai les deux. Praticité : tenue dans l'oreille nickel, isolation passive très forte. Peut être trop forte d'ailleurs, certains pourraient peut-être gênés, je dirais qu'on s'habitue. Boutons sensibles et non tactiles, et ça c'est un point FORT. Sur les galaxy earbuds+, j'en étais à devoir désactiver les boutons tactiles, car ils se déclenchent n'importe quand dès qu'on y touche, insupportable. Appli : ok, un peu compliquée, mais complète donc, bon, cela reste un bon outil pour garantir la bonne prise en mains de l'appareil. Confort & tenue : bons. Petit défaut pour certain(e)s : le côté droit est le maître du gauche. Alors si vous voulez téléphoner avec l'oreille gauche... c'est pas pratique. Autonomie : pas mal. Bon, alors pour être vraiment tranquille de ce côté, ne pas utiliser la réduction de bruit. D'ailleurs, la réduction de bruit fonctionne bien, mais je trouve cela inconfortable, la sensation que cela rajoute du bruit plutôt que ça en enlève. Fonction Earthrough : pas encore trouvé d'utilité d'après moi. Son étrange, mais moins pire que les galaxy. ça fait un souffle de fond s'il n'y a pas de bruit, alors je n'en vois pas l'intérêt. Appels : il me semble que c'est très bien pour les interlocuteurs. Je peux aussi comparer avec les Muzili G4 à 30 euro, et là, il faut avouer que le modèle muzili est vraiment très très bon en rapport qualité prix autonomie confort (le + confort des 3) énorme. Et j'ai encore du mal à départager les 3 en qualité de son. Le Jabra gagne grâce à une spatialisation du son, on sent que c'est ce sur quoi Jabra a travaillé, contrairement aux deux autres... Entre muzili et samsung, on peut éventuellement parler d'une meilleure clarté chez samsung, mais bon, il faut faire des tests, c'est pas sûr, tout dépend aussi de la musique écoutée. Résultat des courses, je dirais : Jabra 1 Muzili 2ème et Galaxy earbuds+ en 3ème. Le Muzili est très très bon en terme d'autonomie, de confort, un rapport qualité prix exceptionnel. Pour 30 euros, sur un usage courant, on peut dire que les Muzili surpassent largement ces 2 modèles de grande marque, qui sont à 5 ou 6 fois le prix !! Note : pour me rendre compte de la qualité supérieure des Jabra 75t, il m'a fallu monter fort le son, trop fort (maximum). Sur des volumes bas, en écoute prolongée, cela va moins se sentir, et les muzili vont suffire. En conclusion, je dirais que pour les petits budgets, les muzili sont parfaits. les jabra75t si vous voulez écouter la musique fort avec une excellente immersion.