Jabra - Elite 7 Pro

Jabra Elite 7 Pro over here. Pair with both simultaneously and switch reallyy as needed.

I have 2 for you! I love them both for different reasons and uses: Jabra elite 7 pro (this is not the latest version but it is the one I have). These are in ear buds that have noise cancellation, hear through or neither options. They work well for phone calls too. They stay in my ears and are comfortable, have an 8+ hour battery life, I’m very happy with them. The second set I have are the shokz open run pro. These are bone conduction headphones that leave your ears uncovered, and allow you to hear for safely running outside. They also work well for phone calls too. The reason I recommend both of them is for indoor vs outdoor applications. The noise cancellation of the Jabra allow me to run and watch Netflix or listen to music/books in a gym regardless of background noise. The Shokz don’t offer that option but I love them for outside runs. Good luck! Looking forward to hearing what you pick.

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.

I've had Jabra Elite pro 7 because of the superb reviews about call quality and that was the worse experience every! So now i bought Huawei freebuds 3 pro and the call quality like the sound is insane.

I really recomend jabra elite 7 pro

I third this guy. My jabra elite 7 pro’s are fantastic. But they won’t be bifl. I don’t think any headphones like this would be.

I had the Elite 7 Pros and while I liked them I had this recurring issue where the other person thought my mic volume was too low. Really really weird. So, I'm a like turned off on them because I mainly got them because the mic was supposed to be awesome. Also, Jabra aren't making earbuds any more, so I wonder about short term support.

1. Apple AirPods Pro (2nd Generation): • Excellent active noise cancellation (ANC). • Great sound quality with spatial audio support. • Comfortable fit and good battery life. 2. Sony WF-1000XM4: • Industry-leading noise cancellation. • Superb sound quality with customizable EQ. • Long battery life and quick charging capabilities. 3. Bose QuietComfort Earbuds II: • Exceptional noise cancellation and sound quality. • Comfortable design with a secure fit. • Great for long listening sessions. 4. Samsung Galaxy Buds2 Pro: • Rich sound quality with 24-bit audio support. • Effective ANC and ambient sound modes. • Good integration with Samsung devices. 5. Jabra Elite 7 Pro: • Strong call quality and customizable sound profiles. • Good ANC and comfortable fit. • Solid battery life and multipoint connectivity. 6. Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 3: • High-quality sound with a balanced profile. • Good ANC and transparency mode. • Stylish design and comfortable fit. 7. Anker Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro: • Excellent value for the price with good sound quality. • Customizable ANC and transparency modes. • Long battery life and comfortable wear. 8. Google Pixel Buds Pro: • Seamless integration with Google Assistant. • Good sound quality and ANC. • Comfortable fit and decent battery life.

I've not used Bose, but had trouble with Jabra's earbuds. I started with a pair of Jabra Active 85t, and replaced them twice and all the pairs have had some kind of issue. Currently using Jabra Elite 7 pro, they work but one earbud has an annoying crackling. I think wireless earbuds just don't last.

I have Jabra elite 7 pro and work outside 6+ hours a day and they have been great. Good sound quality, ANC, hear through mode, battery life, and are comfortable. I think the active version has higher water resistance for sweat and fits better for movement. I wear them in the gym too. They have tactile buttons that you need to press rather than tap to change settings which is nice if I'm moving a lot and don't want to change settings accidentally but if my hands are dirty it can be annoying. I have also used the warranty claim twice and they honored it both times. Once there was water damage to the case (washer) and the other time the ANC was crackling. They ask you a few questions but replace them each time. They are very sturdy and I have had them for 2 years. Idk how BIFL they really are but they're solid headphones that have put up with a lot of abuse

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.

i bought a jabra 7 active and 4 jabra 7 pro, one for my wife and one for my daighter, and three for my self, i lost twice when traveling, just few days ago, i bought jabra 8 active, best earbuds, my jbl and sennheiser earbuds were broken because they fell on the ground. but jabra will never have this problem, it is very comfortable to wear and there will be no problem all day long. it is very suitable for me to use at work and when I exercise. other brands such as sony, sennheiser and jbl are all not good, my ears hurt after wearing them for a long time，similar as my old jabra 65 , i love jabra 7 & 8 ，best in martet

I’ve tried two different sets of AirPods and have had nothing but issues. One getting sweaty which made the speakers muffled happened on two different gens. One earphone charging and the other not was another issue. And then only one connecting and the other not connecting was another. Sometimes I’d be at the gym for 5-10 minutes before my workout trying to get them to connect and work properly and that’s if the charging didn’t mess up. I finally had enough and bought some Jabra Elite 7 pro and love them so much and have never had a single issue. Sucks because I normally love Apple products but will never buy another AirPod

I'm using the Jabra Elite 7 Pro, and it's been a great experience. It fits perfectly in my ears, offers excellent noise cancellation, and is definitely worth the money.

I have a set of Jabra Elite 7 Pro buds, and I never go anywhere without them. They're isolation buds with hear-through and active noise cancelling (anc). I like that I can adjust the volume of the hear-through as well as the strength of the noise cancelling. I'll use them as ear plugs sometimes at concerts or just out and around BC they fit so well for my ears (ear plugs always fall out idk why). I've actually been sitting at a noisy cafe with them on max ANC with no music or anything for an hour or so and I didn't even realize it. It's nice to be able to adjust those features depending on what I need at the time. The hear-through is nice for a little situational awareness, but not so good for conversations. The newer versions have better microphones for that from what I've seen.

Jabra all the way I had the 7 elite, 7 pro and now the 8's and they all fit amazingly.

Jabra all the way I had the 7 elite, 7 pro and now the 8's and they all fit amazingly.

Jabra Elite 7 Pro which for me have been flawless for about 3 years but I'm not a heavy user... however Jabra are no longer producing any consumer earbuds now so I'd prob go for something different if I was buying again now. I did have the Pixel Buds Pro for a short while but I returned them as they came as a bundle with phone I also returned. They were really good though, fitment not as good as the Jabra. For me the fitment is the main reason for picking the buds I have.

I've got some jabra elite 7 pro and also several Anker soundcore buds and over ear and never had any issues with any of them across pixel 6a, 7a, 8a and 8 pro.

I have the Elite 7 Pro and love them as well!

Second for Jabra. Elite 7 Pro and they never leave me ear. You can get them refurbished off EBay for a decent price

for call quality, the jabra elite 7 pro or sennheiser momentum 3 might be worth checking out. Both have great mic performance and comfort, alongside the link bud s.

As the 65T when they were the best Jabra offered. Loved them. Lasted years. Had the elite 7s and they broke in 3 months. The in ear sensing malfunctioned. Just my experience

I have small ears and the Elite 7's smallest size fit my ears perfectly. I could move any with confidence that they wouldn't fall out. The Elite 10 is a touch big for me so I don't have the same confidence but they fit none the less, I would just prefer a tighter fit

I have tiny ears. Nothing Ear 2024 are much more comfortable than Samsung's pro 2 buds, Jabra 7 Elite were also great, but I lost them within 4 months.

I had a pair of Jabra Elite 7s. They slowly degraded over time, battery, sound. For a pair of Pixel Buds Pro 2 and love them. Comfortable and sound great.

I am happy with some of the Jabra earbuds. Both Elite Active 75t, Elite 7 and Elite 10 have good sound and fit that for me is superior to e g AirPods Pro. 

It is all about fit.  But the elite Jabras, Sennheiser momentum true wireless and ofc AirPods Pro2 are good.  

This really stinks. It's by far my favorite brand for earbuds. I used to be a Bose fanboi, but Jabra convinced me otherwise. I've had 65t, 75t, Elite 7 and Elite 10. Wife has Elite 4 and Elite 7. I was very tempted to get the Elite 8 active simply for durability purposes. The ruggedness is not worth much without the confidence that they stand behind their statements. They say gradual wind-down, but that is hard to interpret. As it stands now, gradual wind-down could be to ship the already produced Gen 2s, and then cover the warranty claims according to regulation. With the generic statement they've made, and factoring in EU warranty laws, this interpretation is consistent with "support for multiple years" If there was some sort of roadmap I might be more convinced to get the Elite 8 gen 2. E.g. we guarantee sales for another X years, and fw-upgrades, warranty, repairs and replacement for an additional Y years after end of sales in X years.

I use the elite 7s and have no complaints!

TLDR get a Bose or Sony Earbuds. If you have the budget get custom fit earbuds. I can tell you what not to buy. Don’t buy Jabra. Had the Elite 75T and an android phone which was perfect but…… Changed to Elite 7 and iPhone+mac, it has been horrible since day 1. Random disconnections and poor performance when connected to more than one device. Sound quality is good, noise cancellation is poor. Have tried the now discontinued Sony-1000XM4 before buying Elite 7, sound quality was just a tad worse than the Elite 7 but noise cancellation was much much better. Choose the Elite 7 purely due to sound quality but regretted it. Had a pair of the Bose QuietComfort 15 headphone back in early 2010s. That one had fantastic noise cancellation too and good sound (I know Bose is abit controversial regarding sound quality) but the price back then $500-$600+ is exorbitant. Still have a pair of Sony WH-1000XM5s, great sound, NC and battery life just like the old Bose QC15 but it’s wireless. But headphones are a bad choice for Singapore weather as you already know. I use it a lot when flying but the size of it does get to me. Connection wise with Apple it’s good, much better than the Jabras. I’ve always been curious about the brand Shure’s earbuds. Their SE215 sounds great and isolates a lot of noise. But the bulk of their earbuds are cabled and loop over the ear which take some getting used to or be a flat out dealbreaker for you. They have really high end stuff that musicians wear to hear themselves sing/band playing at a concert so you know they’re the real deal. You can look into custom made IEMs which will provide the best isolation if your budget allows. As always; trust your own ears. Always try it out yourself before you buy. There’s Jaben at The Adelphi (City Hall), Zeppelin & Co (Sim Lim/Rochor), Stereo (Plaza Singapura). ConnectIT at Somerset treated me well too but I would say the first three shops carry a bigger product range and are more professional and respected in the audio game. I’ve also gone to TC Acoustic at Adelphi before for my Klipsch ear and headphones but they have seem to gone a lot more focused into home theatre audio (big speakers) now so maybe give them a miss. Focus your decision making first on the sound isolation and/or active noise cancellation and sound quality second. There’s no point in having good sound if the isolation is poor and all the ambient noise in coming in (looking at you Jabra). Happy Shopping!

jabra 7 elite can turn it off. Not sure about later jabra models.

I had the Ip7 and as a truck driver they had about a 3hr battery life after 1 year they had some troubles connecting once in a while or one wouldn't turn on the driver. 2yrs in and the batter life was down to about 2 hrs on a full charge. Year 3 they died before we got there the left one stopped being loud and wouldn't match the volume of the right one just after the 2nd year mark. So longevity wise they were not the ticket. This all said I can't find head phones that would match the sound quality I got from them. The senheisser true wireless 1 and 2 were good but not better, Jabra elite 7 are ok but still not better? Beat studio buds plus I find to be very very underwhelming and would take the Jabra over them. Looking into the sonys or the bang and olfsen ones not sure what to do either. I use headphones for up to 12 hrs a day so I am hard on them and have killed multiple different ones.

Jabra. I got my spouse the jabra 10s. They have spatial speakers and I couldn't believe how amazing they were over my jabra elite 7s. They apparently are not making any more versions which sucks

I presently have Jabra Elite 7. IMHO, they are the most comfortable earbuds I've worn. Sound quality is great on music, but decent on calls. I'm thinking about getting the Jabra Elite 8 Gen 2 as a replacement. Has all the same features of the 10 Gen 2, but better waterproofing and a few bucks less. I don't need the remote use from the case feature which the 10 Gen 2 has. Since Jabra is leaving the consumer electronics division, this is their last set. But they said that there will be continual updates. May be a disqualifier for some. I don't like Bose earbuds for some reason. I prefer their over the ear sets, which I have. The Sonys are very highly rated for their noise cancellation and other features. They were a bit uncomfortable on my ears. Never considered the Apple AirPods, because of the one color. If the buds had other colors like their AirPod Max, I could buy them. Just don't like the white tips sticking out of my ear. I know that Anker makes good cables and accessories, but some say that their buds are surprisingly good. Don't know how long they will last though, but a cheaper option for some. Never had Sennheiser earbuds, so I can't comment. Never knew that Technics made earbuds. I thought they limited themselves to higher end stuff.

JABRA ACTIVE ELITE PRO 7 and above versions they have great sound and very comfy to wear all day And the have physical buttons which work perfectly

I'm about to upgrade to the Jabra Elite 10. I've had the 7's for quite a few years (and I love them), and the batteries are starting to not last longer than a couple hours. Time for an upgrade.

What about just best noise cancellation? Sound quality is good obviously but I find that ANC is probably my most important feature. I have a set of Jabras and One Plus 3. The Jabras seems to have better ANC. Can’t remember the exact Jabras I have but something something elite, they were like $130 a year and a half ago.

I did research relying on shitty top 10 lists, and invested in Jarva elite earbuds. I can thoroughlly recommend avoiding the brand entirely. A productthat bad doesnt come from a good company.

I have the Jabra Elite with ANC and find it’s decent. Not complete noise cancellation but good enough.

Love the jabra elite I have pair 3 years now and work out and run regularly without any problems

By working out do you mean some weightlifting or more cardio stuff where you are actively moving around a lot? Or even Crossfit or something? Difference will be how much you need a pair that will need to really really stay put. My thing is more powerlifting, so its not a big deal for me I can wear pretty much any bud apart from on the bench and they wont move. So it expands choice a bit, but I do look for dust and water rating because weight lifting chalk. More movement I would say look at Jabra Elite

Jabra elites are incredible. On my second pair and they've lasted at least 2 years now.

I have a horrible track record with electronics, and yet mine lasted years, and they didn't die, I just lost them

Jabra elite. Love it for running (snug) and ANC feature. Price point is reasonable.

I also have a pair of Jabra Elites. The AirPod pro 2s are so good it is no contest. Obvious downside is attachment to Apple ecosystem and some incompatibility with using as general Bluetooth device

My experience was that they were great when they worked - but reliability was always pretty bad, and they wouldn't last more than 12-18 months at ost.

100%, I've struggled with finding a balance for good music, ANC, and comfort. Air pods are the GOAT IMO. I've had probably 4 different pairs of JBLs that work great but don't last long. Either the dust gets to them or the case stops charging the buds even when clean. I'm currently using Jabra Elites that are honestly great, though I wish they stayed in my ears better when I'm in weird positions. Edit: adding that I do not care about industry standards, my job isn't OSHA involved and has no actual safety standards enforced.

Jabra is really good in a lot of ways but the poor codec support is a dealbreaker if you have Android. They sound like garbage with the older codecs. The ANC is also maybe 20% as good as the QC Ultra

I think I want these earphones. I've heard Isotunes suck, and some of the well recieved OSHA compliant earphones are stupid expensive so $220 ain't bad. I used to use Jabra Elites which I really liked, but using them while running a stump grinder made crazy loud and annoying feedback the whole time. I read that these headphones are very good with their ANC but I just wanna know if I can run a circular saw while using these and how well they will work for my residential contracting work? Thank you!

This is bad news! Despite of some flaws, Jabra elites are solid, affordable and high quality buds.

I'm a huge fan of the Jabra Elite I got on Amazon for around $60, they were on sale to boot.

Had airpods 2, today was my first training with airpods 4 anc. Everything sits in place. I don’t have pro version, because my ears don’t like that silicone thing. And i had jabra elite previously, and earbuds falled of during walking.

I saw Bone conductor headphones at Costco and I need a new pair they didn't have a display so i never bought them. I mostly use earbuds in the gym. I have Jabre elites right now but they are like 4 years old and the right speaker is almost out completely Not sure how I am supposed to buy newish tech without ever trying them before.

Jabra Elite in-ears outfitted with Comply Foam tips for me. Very comfortable, fantastic isolation, and I've never come close to losing one while I sleep.  With this setup, there's no need to pack my bulky over-ears.

Obviously way too many Apple fanboys/girls. CMF (Nothing) Buds Pro 2 are amazing value under £100 and with a unique control wheel on the case. The app is also super clean with Dirac and Spatial audio, they would easily be in the top 10 for me at any price. Sony XM are great but have premature battery failure issues. Jabra Elites are excellent if spending over £50. Samsung Buds Pro 3 are excellent under £100 with cashback offers. OnePlus and Huawei also severely underrated.

I love my Jabra Elite headphones, but Jabra just announced that they're discontinuing the line. So don't wait too long if that's what you want.