Elite 10 Gen 2

My Jabra Elite 10 G2 fell in the ocean, so I bought XM5s. I am happy with the change, not so happy being out almost $200.

I have 3 sets of Elite 10 Gen 2 and 1 set of Elite 8 Gen 2, so I'm hoping to keep them around for a while, because nothing else quite lives up to the Jabra as comfortable all-arounders. (And I have a lot of top-tier earbuds, many of which are better than Jabra in some ways, but the Jabra are still my favorite daily drivers). If all my Jabra earbuds disappeared today, my Technics AZ100 or OnePlus Buds Pro 3 would probably become my new daily drivers. It's impossible to know what the future will bring, but I'd anticipate that these brands will continue putting out worthwhile all-around earbuds like Jabra has. Nothing Ear is a good choice too. In the current generation, I *slightly* prefer my OnePlus buds over Nothing Ear, but it's a close call. For my ears, Nothing are probably the most comfortable earbuds after Jabra.

I also have a few sets of Elite 10 and will be sad when the last set dies or I run it through the washer... They're my #1 earbuds for everyday use and I pretty much always have a set in my pocket. When my Elite 10s and 8s are gone, AZ100 (or its successor, presumably) is a great premium "everyday" earbud, probably the best and most full featured in its price range while still being comfortable and pocketable. I also really like the OnePlus Buds Pro 3. They're not as "premium" as the Technics but they're cheaper and fairly full featured and they scratch my "everyday carry" itch better than most.

I have a lot of great earbuds, and the Jabra Elite 10 are my favorite "daily drivers" for their comfort and overall functionality. I've been on the lookout for my next go-to brand and I'm leaning towards OnePlus and Nothing Ear. Both are comfortable, pocketable, have most/all essential functionality, and sound great. Overall I prefer OnePlus, but it's a close call.

From your list **-** Sony WF-1000XM5 > Galaxy B2P will only the one who will cancel out office noise if they fit well. In general below will be top ANC performers I tested Bose QC Ultra > Sony XM5, JBL TP3 (with stock foam tips) > Jabra Elite 10 G2 > Samsung GB3P > Soundcore L4P > Galaxy Buds FE (after recent update) out of them first 3 will definitely cancel most of the Voices, typing etc. I am currently using JBLTPRO3 for the same purpose

Jabra Elite 10 gen 1 and gen 2. The most comfortable, user-friendly and well-rounded pair of earbuds I've tried (out of ~15 different models).

My favorite is the Jabra elite 10 gen 2. The fit is great the EQ is awesome and the noise canceling is very good. The icing on top is the new case that allows you to plug an aux cord into it and listen to whatever you plugged in through your earbuds. Great for travel as you don't need the cheap headphones the airline gives you.

Yeah that sucks. It was a little difficult to get them in the states as well since they stopped making them.

If you don't find the right fit yes they don't work as good. I have very little use for anc but I do use it while on my lawn mower with good results. For me it's more of the fact that I can use these while I'm traveling because of the tech in the case that as far as I know nobody else has. I've quite enjoyed mine.

I'm a big fan of Jabra earbuds. I've had the 75t for about 5 years and the only downside is the battery life has faded a little but not much. I just upgraded to the elite 10 and love them. If you travel much these are a must have since the case can be used to listen with your earbuds to anything with an aux jack.

I wouldn’t shop on eBay because it’s too expensive. Instead, I recommend Facebook Marketplace or your local buy and sell. As for earbuds, I would still go with the Jabra Elite 10 Gen 2. They’re awesome, and the active noise cancellation is fantastic. If you don’t like the fit, Amazon has really great aftermarket ear tips that provide a secure hold.

Coming from someone with horrible misophonia and who has tried nearly every noise cancelling earbud on the market: If you're on a budget: Soundcore life p3i. The battery life is amazing!! The noise cancellation depending on the environment ranges from 8-8.5/10 at around mid volume imo. They stay in my ear pretty well, even while I'm eating or talking. Call quality is not good and you will need to disconnect. If you don't want people to see you're wearing earbuds: Jabra elite 10 gen 2. My hair covers them well. On many days I'll wear them under an elastic headband and it is undetectable. Battery life is only about 6 hours :/ Noise cancelling is about 7/10 at mid volume for me so I often find myself raising the volume higher than I normally would prefer to to compensate. If you can splurge: Sony WF-1000XM5. The battery is better than my Jabras but not as good as my soundcore. But the noise cancelling... Chef's kiss. Whoever designed these earbuds deserves a raise. I'd say in most situations they're a 9-9.5/10 at mid volume but easily become 10/10 if I need them to buy just raising the volume a bit more. I will say, they are a bit on the heavier side and will loosen or fall out while talking a lot or eating. They can make my ears sore after about 4-5+ hours of wear. I keep these three in rotation throughout the day, but most frequently will reach for my soundcores because it's a safe choice. But when I was working, I NEEDED my Jabras with me at all times. Sonys are great for sleep for me especially since my partner snores/breathes loudly.