Jabra - Elite 75t

I'm a big fan of Jabra. The Elite 75t was one of the best earbuds I've ever owned, and the Elite 8 Active was also very comfortable. My main priority though is sound quality and Gen 1 was weaker than my Soundcore earbuds. Gen 2 was next on the list if Nothing Ear failed to impress. I'm still considering ordering the Gen 2, especially since Jabra is exiting the market.

That wasn't my experience at all. Each has their subjective experience of this but I had both the technics and the sennheiser on me when I tested them againts the nothing ear and I liked the sound of the nothing ear more than the other two. The gen 1 jabra is not even close to the these three in terms of sound quality. But again, this is my experience. Just because earbuds are cheaper doesn't mean they can't be better than the more expensive ones.

In the office, with ANC on, it lasted about 3 hrs before I started getting low battery notifications. It was for an all-day event. Thankfully, I made it to lunch, able to put the buds in the case for a bit so it could last a couple more hours. My Elite 75t that I had lost would last the day.

My first and only pair of TWS earbuds from 2019-present, the Jabra Elite 75t.  These things are incredible. Bought them almost exactly 5 years ago when I wanted to make the leap to wireless earbuds, and they’ve been perfect for me. Amazing sound quality and EQ in app, NC, size/fit, tap controls, and not to mention how long they’ve lasted. Battery life has definitely decreased over the years, but I only need them for 2-3 hrs at a time so that’s cool. Sadly, Jabra is stopping production for all consumer earbuds and switching to business-only products so I need to find a new earbuds brand. I can only hope my next pair will serve me as well as my Elites have!

overall I was disappointed by the Gemini II considering the price, the uplift in sound quality was small compared to my Jabra elite 7 pro and my Jabra elite 75T. Im talking about listening music from spotify with the highest quality available, maybe it's my ear or they are overrated just like all the 400-500$ bluetooth earbuds out there if you listen music from spotify or youtube. but the main reason im returning the gemini II is the fact that you can't disable the ANC which make it unusable when biking because of the wind not being filtered properly, also the devialet app doesn't work on my Oneplus open ( works on my old Oneplus 9 pro ), what a let down.

Soundcore 🗽 Pro+ has physical buttons , long battery life and 10mm drivers. Oh, and App support ! Jabra 75t Elites have great sound , EQ on app and good magnets for charging.

Jabra 75t sounds amazing. Best buds also have elite 10s, not as good anc poir

I have the Jabra 75t and think the great seal I get from them is a big part of the ANC effectiveness. I've tried some NE 2024 and GBP2 and the fit is not as secure and ANC is meh.... so for me its the fit/seal for both ANC and sound quality. I use foam tips on some $40 KZs I use at church for IEMs that sound freakin awesome but find putting the foam tips on the ear buds interferes with the case lid closure.

Have the 75t and went with Bose quiet comfort 2024. No stem earbuds ever fit as good as the Jabras. I can compromise on some things but not the fit. Happy with sound, noise cancelling is good and mic works great.

not as good as Jabra or my IEMs I use for my church gig, but much better in my ears than any stem style buds I've tried. Plus you have some tip and earbud rubber ring to swap out and customize. I left mine on the one out of the box but can tell my right ear might use the larger bud ring.

I have these too. I do think they are the best option for OP. However I would not use them for hours at a time and I'm not sure how you can possibly sleep with them. Over the ears are a must for me when traveling.

Got the Soundcore p30i last week from Amazon for $28. Incredible for a cheap earbud. Construction is solid, great battery life and charge time, solid sound quality, fantastic EQ app that also let's your customize the easy to use touch controls, and it has transparency mode and ANC. The comfort level is outstanding. The only flaws are that the ANC is just okay and the charging case is bigger than average. If you don't need ANC I'd actually recommend the Soundcore p20i, which you can get for $18 refurbished on Amazon or 20-ish dollars new. Same thing but without ANC I think. Honestly, I would have thought these earbuds were more in the $50-60 range. I've had the several other cheap earbuds from Amazon, several variants of the airpods, and I was using the Jabra Elite 75T for awhile as my daily driver. I'd say the Soundcore p30i is better than the Jabras, which cost me $60-70.

My older jabra elite 75ts from 2021 are still going strong. It seems the newer ones have more issues

Sucks to hear. I also love my elite 75t, But they're getting kinda old, and battery life is decreasing. Do you suggest anything current as a replacement?

I really like my Jabra earbuds. I got the Elite 75t about 5 years ago and they're still just super solid and reliable

I have been using Jabra for about 4 years now. Started with the 75 and now have the 10 elite. They are expensive but high quality. Don't know if they are the best bang for buck but I know they guarantee quality.

Yeah the 75ts are the ones I got first and fell in love with. Then I got the Jabra 3 elites and then the Jabra 4 actives. The only reason I got new ones is I lost the other ones. I now have an air tag on them. The best.

Using my 4yr old jabra 75T elite

I have normal ears and I don't have any problem while wearing them. They are not more comfortable or uncomfortable than any other earbud that I've had. In my current ration I have the DPP, OnePlus buds pro 3, Jabra elite 75t and EarFun air pro 4

Jabra Elite 7 Active and Jabra 75t. I’m not sure if they’re the same but I swear by these. I’ll never leave Jabra. My 7’s have lasted about 5 years now and I used them for work/working out. My 75t’s were the same but I lost them after a couple years.

Jabra Elite 75t are my favorite, the Skullcandy ones with Bose integrated just came out also but those are 99.99

Damn that sucks my 75's are great, got them free under warranty at JB when my 65s died

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!

Nothing beats them, sticking to mine too.

I use Jabra Elite 75 to lull me to sleep and the batteries never run out before I get annoyed and remove them. Which can take over 3 hours. The case recharges them in about 20 minutes. They are the most comfortable pair I ever used (I'm a side sleeper).

I've said this before but I'm a big fan of Jabra. I have a pair of the 75t that I've had for about 5 years now and they still sound great. I just bought the Jabra 10 elite gen 2 because I wanted an upgrade and I'm happy with these as well. The only downside is that's the last pair of earbuds they're making.

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.

Jabra Elite 75t are my first earphones bluetooth. I thought that the standard they give is pretty normal in most of models, I was very silly to think that. This model is literally the best in terms of resistence and audio quality (in quality price). Sadly it's hard to find them new when mine (3 years now) will be bad. I was wondering to save money to get the Technics AZ-80 at this point

Jabra totally exited from the consumer earphones segment, not just Singapore. :( I've been using the Elite 75t since it was released (even repurchased when I lost the first). Still going strong. Can recommend OP to get Jabra TWS ones on the cheap since it would be dead stock.

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

Tried the AZ60M2EK and were AWESOME in terms of sound quality, but had to return them because they leak everything you are playing to the outside. You cannot imagine how bad it was, my husband and I were playing to recognize each other's songs wearing them from a few meters away and recognized all songs. Cannot imagine wearing them in the office or even worse, in a flight. I have my older Jabra Elite 75t and they are the almost-perfection in terms of (non) leakage. So hope AZ80* or even AZ100*s have better build regarding that.

I've tested Samsung Buds, AirPods, Jabra (from 75t which are my favorites to the newer Jabra Elite 10 Gen1), Redmi Buds 4 Pro, Xiaomi Buds, Sony XM5, Pixel Buds Pro, Technics AZ60M2EK... My choice was Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 3, as they fit every checkbox (Technics had the best audio quality but suffered from leakage, all the office can hear what I'm listening to, same for Pixel Buds).

If your ears fit Old but strong: Jabra 75t / Jabra 85t - ANC and sound best. Call quality is okay, transparency is okay. New: Anker Liberty 4 Pro - Call quality is best, transparency is best, update and app are strong too. ANC is poor and sound is good. Price is good for all. But the real deal is the fit, because the best earbuds are the product that fits well in your ears!

Ear buds are small and easy to lose. I’ve purchased two things to make losing my earbuds more difficult. The first is a case for my earbuds. [Example](https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0BX9QYV56) The second is straps. [Example](https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0CVRLJ8K2) Unfortunately, the straps I have prevent the case from closing. The thing to know is that such things actually exist and are available for whatever earbuds you choose. I also highly recommend you use a label maker and put your name, phone, and email on the inside lid of the case. Edit: I would also suggest getting “active” earbuds. These are designed for running etc and have good inserts so that they don’t fall out. The key is getting earbuds that fit **your** ears. Different ear canals work better with some brands Vs others. For example, my Jabta 75t has round buds while my Jabra 85t has oval ones. The round ones are far more comfortable and far less likely to fall out. It’s also important to get the right size buds.

Lots of love for shokz here apparently. I tend to not like bone conduction headphones, and have found the Jabra earbuds work really well, they have noise pass through so you still here your surroundings. I have several pairs of the Jabra Elite 75t and they've never let me down. I was able to complete a 50 mile race by taking 1 charging case with 2 sets of headphones and just flip flopping them every 4 hours or so.

I adore my Jabra Elite 75t. Shame Jabra is getting out of the consumer headphone game. Which makes it tough to recommend.

75t buds are gold tier. I am not looking forward to the day my batteries bite the dust.

My few cents, I'm using XM5 (also Buds pro and FE). XM5 has great ANC but I would NOT buy them again (I got them as low as 135EUR!!) - foams are the worst, but in general they are slippy and uncomfortable. Unfortunately Samsung Buds are not an option for me because of lack of true Bluetooth multipoint. Right now I'm back on Jabra 75t (best earbuds ever for me, just with poor ANC). I'm thinking about new Bose QuietComfort or Jabra Elite 8 or 10. If lack of multipoint is not a problem get Samsung Buds. BTW Buds FE are really close to Buds Pro 2/3

I was about to post something similar. I just upgraded my laptop from a MacBook Air to a MacBook Pro, and my Jabra Elite 75t aren’t compatible with the new computer. I’m not sure what to replace them with — I use them for video calls, workplace noise cancelling, audiobooks and music (generally in that order).

I have the 75T also, and I use the supplied tips from the Sony XM4's, and the ANC improved tremendously. I think most of what makes ANC effective is selecting the right tips. For example the tips that Soundcore provides for the Liberty 4 NC are basically junk and don't do their ANC any favors but if you do a quick search for quality replacements the ANC can be brought to its maximum effectiveness. Same goes for any earbuds.

The earbuds with the best bass I've ever used are the Jabra 75T. They literally make my ears vibrate, and the best thing is it's clean and doesn't ruin the rest of the sound quality, which is still excellent even though they're pretty dated.

I've got a set of Jabra Elite 75T , and I know they're old, but they have been amazing. I did a three and a half hour run last week and they were starting to warn me about the battery in the last few minutes of the run. Great quality for audio and voice. I know my next pair will be Jabra again for sure. Prior to that was Google and Sony, and I'm a Sony nut for my home cinema, but earbuds are Jabra for sure.

I don't love bone conduction (and yes I've tried them). I find them good for some things, but find things like hip hop not great in them. I've been running in Jabra 65t and 75t for 4ish years now. They work great for me - they stay in place, they have "hear through" capability, and they're small.

For the last several years I was using the Elite 75T buds and loved them. Only reason I stopped using them is because the battery no longer lasts very long. I just got the Elite 5 and thought they would be an upgrade but I feel like I downgraded. 1) The ANC is worse. When I use it, often even in fairly quiet environments, I get this sound like wind noise or crackling that I can hear over what I'm listening to. I can't find any setting that gets rid of it. If anyone has found a fix to this I'd appreciate it. The ANC on the Elite 75t worked *very* well. Never had any type of issues weird sound artifacts. I can't understand how the next generation buds would have worse ANC than one I bought several years ago. I thought technology is supposed to improve with time. 2) Even after trying the different ear fittings, I cannot get a good seal inside the ear like I did the the 75T. A lot of noise makes it through the Elite 5. 3) I guess they were going for a more balanced sound profile, but I miss the punchy bass of the 75T. I've been able to somewhat compensate using both the Jabra apps equalizer in tandem with Samsung's equalizer and turning the bass up on both for extra kick. I could live with it if it weren't for the other 2 issues above.

Agreed. Had the 65ts and now the have the 75ts and they are both great. The only reason I upgraded was cause someone left the 75ts in our lost found and I snagged them before they were donated.

I'll add another vote for Jabra. Been using my 75t set for a little over 4 years now. I use them frequently for work from home, dog walks, travel, etc. Still get about 5-6 hours on a charge.

Seconding these. I’ve put mine through the washer and dryer. Twice. Still work great.

If you like the Jabra Elites, u can stick with that line with Jabra Elite 75t which still delivers excellent sound and durability, and they’re often found close to the $100 mark now. Also, Samsung Galaxy Buds FE are another gud option for workouts, with decent ANC and are super comfortable for long travel. Both pair well with Apple Music. If you want a quick comparison [check this out](https://linktr.ee/thebestearbuds) . I hope it helps.

[Soundcore Liberty 4 Pro](https://linktr.ee/thebestearbuds) is a pretty good option. U 'll luv these. They have solid noise cancellation and a more compact fit than the Sony WF-C700N. If sleeping comfort is the main priority, Bose QuietComfort Earbuds II are awesome and Jabra Elite 75t are more comfortable for side sleepers

Still using my Jabra Elite 75ts after all these years. I will cry when they finally die and I have to find some other brand to run in.

Not really, the Samsung's aren't that bad, or the Jabra 75t were fairly decent, I can hear the compression artifacts but not as forward as the Denons. That's my experience, it can obviously be different for others.

I'm not sure what your point is. To reiterate, Denons do not tolerate low bitrate/compressed audio as well as others earbuds I have tried. So, if someone's looking to buy them but only stream on Spotify then their experience will probably be not as good as someone streaming from Qobuz etc. While Samsung and Jabra and even the Sonys are much more forgiving then Denon in my experience.

Fuck man...this sucks. I instantly fell in love with jabra 65t and 75t blew my mind. They last for so long, their sound is top notch, and they fit perfectly even for running. Everyone speaks of noise cancelling but jabras silicone alone fits so well it silences the outside, while the hearthrough is great. Man thats such a shame...

My 75t is still going strong haha I can still find in the market the elite 8 active and other newer modules, so i plan on trying them before going to another company. I heard the elite 8 is amazing

Advice needed! I have been looking a long time and tried quite a few earbuds. But I cannot find it. So reddit, hear me out. Back in the day I bought a Samsung S8 and they came with these amazingly nice fitting yet very simple AKG wired ear buds. I still have them and these (and SONY MDR-EX15LP) have been the only ear buds that fitted in my ears without getting uncomfortable after 10 minutes of using. But unfortunately all the 3.5mm jacks are disappearing and the adapters are always a hassle. I am in need of wireless ones. So far I have tried: - soundcore liberty 4 nc (absolute horrible fit) - samsung galaxy buds - jabra 75t - some 3rd party brands I am done trying and wasting money on buds that don't fit my ears. So who can help me find ear buds that resemble the ergonomy of the AKG and sony's I've mentioned? Other requirements that are of high importance to me are: - high grade call quality (as in I need to be able to have a clear conversation while cycling to work through northern winds) - pretty good noice cancelling. Not the absolute best though. I have my Bose QC over ear headphone for that. - simple interface. I am not an audiophile nor a tech wizard. - flawless connectivity with any device. I absolutely loathe things that don't work when prompted. Hopefully some of you can point me in the right direction. I would be forever greatful😁.

Right now the oneplus buds pro 2. Before that, was jabra elite 75t and 65t. Planning to give technics az80 or denon perl pro a try. I tried to make the akg n400nc my daily, but didn't end up liking them.

I have owned Jabra earbuds for like the last 5 years when they had the Elite 75t. I’ve owned those and the Elite Active 75t both They were both amazing but the Active 75t were the best earbuds I’ve ever owned hands down. I tried the Elite 8 and holy hell what a POS compared to the 75t. They’re becoming Apple by trying to make pretty colors and “adding technology” to make them “sound better”. Adding technology in this case means skimping out on driver size and build material quality. They also have practically no bass... so underwhelming. I really wish whoever decided to come in and make the changes would just stop. Oh yea, the fit sucks too especially after you even slightly break a sweat.

Jabra discontinued their earbuds and headphones:/ I lost the left one of my 75t’s and was in the market for a new pair and went to their website and was sol

Have you all looked into replacement tips from Spinfit, Sedna, Azla? Those seem like a good option as they carry lots of sizes and fit the ear better than the standard tips. (I don’t own any, I just saw them recommended on another post in the sub. It looks like SS, then S are the smallest sizes. They all have instructions on how to select your size and model). Also on Amazon there are silicone behind the neck straps that you can fit to any earbud while running/working out and later take them off when you don’t need them. I’m still deciding on a lightweight, compact, good-sounding, earbud under $100 and most of all great fitting for running. I have some Anker Soundcore that fall out of my ear easily with any of the included tips. I also have older Jabra Elite (not the active), which are more comfortable but still not great for running..

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.

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.

1. Research this stuff online, compare and contrast your options 2. Google the exact model(s) you want/are interested in + Bangkok 3. Go to the store(s) that stock those model(s) I went with Jabra Elites

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

Used to own Jabra elite but they are not in market anymore. Seinheiser MTW4 is good too

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.

Honestly, given how often I lose earbuds and the battery issues, I stopped buying earbuds for longevity. I decide upon a price range and go with a company I recognise. My best pair has been a Jabra Elite. Unfortunately it seems they got rid of buttons. I hate how every company just releases update after update, with lessening improvements and higher prices.

Not at all, it's better to buy jabra elite Cheaper and more comfortable

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!

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.

Agreed, you have to try several and pick a style that works for you. For me, the absolute best fit for my ears are the Samsung Buds Live, but they are the only ones that make that shape. The worst shape for me are the Jabra Elite / Sony WF-1000XM5 style that stick out way far from your ears. Never understood why they are designed to be so far outside your ear. Like you could never wear them with a bike or motorcycle helmet.

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.

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 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.

Agree with that I had to get my Elite replaced 3 times within warranty period and I always get complaints from people I call that the call is extremely noisy (usually doing house chores and stuff...) which led me to this post haha