Jabra - Elite 7 Pro

I will stick with Jabra for as long as they make ear buds. My Jabra elite 7 pro's are by far the best wireless ear buds I've ever used. I've had them for 3 years with no complaints.

If mic quality is the priority for calls skip most “audiophile” buds and look at these AirPods Pro (2nd gen) easily the safest pick if you’re on iPhone the mic processing is top tier people hear you clearly even outside or in a car Sony WF-1000XM5 really good mic for Android and iOS not quite AirPods level but strong noise handling and very natural voice Jabra Elite 7 Pro or Elite 8 Active underrated for calls Jabra has always been good with voice isolation especially in noisy environments If you’re on a budget Anker Soundcore Liberty 4 surprisingly solid call quality for the price Avoid most cheap true wireless if calls matter specs don’t tell the story mic processing matters more than raw hardware

>Jabra Elite 7 Pro I wish I could report positive experiences with these for calls - I bought them in 2022 specifically for the purpose - and have never once had any but trouble when using them in this capacity.  Otherwise great earbuds. My case/dock has just but the dust and that's how I find myself in here looking for new earbuds for phone calls.

I really recomend jabra elite 7 pro

I had the jabra elite pro 7 for a few years and they were pretty great and bulletproof. Waterproof and dustproof. Battery life is starting to fade now after a few years but I’d recommend them. The 8 is now available.

I have used several elites over the years since 65t, then 75t, 85t and later elite 7 pro and am recently elite 10 gen 2. All had great sound and stayed in the ear except latest gen 2 for some reason. I lost a few, the rest stopped working after a year or due to some incidents like cases filled with water, dropped them in the washing machine, the dog destroyed them, and you get the gist. That being said, the older generations weren't perfect but were pretty durable and consistent. New generations boast to be everything you'll need but they seem to have more glitches than ever. My gen 2 stopped pausing audio when one bud is removed and keeps falling when I workout if I don't push them in after a while

I would love to try out the xboom buds plus and test how they compare to my current Jabra elite 7 pro and Samsung Buds pro 2. That bluetooth connection feature with the case, is such a great feature

I have the Sony's and the Jabra's , While the Jabra's have the best fit I've ever had in a pair of earbuds ( the Jabra elite 8 active have the same fit and better sound). I found the call quality of the 7's massively below par, and my Sony's stopped making calls about a week after they ran out of warranty. I still use the Sony's for music though I find the touchpads are hugely oversensitive and my hair touching activates them.The other good thing about the Jabra's are the excellent touch/press controls. I'm finding the new Technic 100s to be a much more reliable all-rounder at the moment. Good sound, fit and great call quality.

Jabra is also a great EU brand. While they catch a bit of flack for being the “office” brand (at least where I am) I found their Elite Pros to have better fit and noise isolation than my AirPod pros. 

I have two pairs, some Jabra Elite 7 Pro for knock around stuff that I've had for a couple years and some Status Audio Between 3ANC (mouthful lol). I'm no audiophile but both sound great, with the Status buds being noticeably nicer. I also generally listen to metal/post-hardcore and have no complaints. I don't use them for calls or anything so can't speak to that.