Jabra Elite 3 in Ear Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds – Noise Isolating True Wireless Buds with 4 Built-in Microphones for Clear Calls, Rich Bass, Customizable Sound, and Mono Mode - Dark Grey

I have been using these daily since I received them. I can say that I am honestly very happy with my purchase, they are noticeably well made, compact and comfortable in my ears. I have tried all of the included eartips and the "default" ones that were already on the buds were best for me. I have worn them for hours at a time have even fallen asleep in them, I can say they are truly very comfortable but maybe after 3 or 4 hours my ears did unsurprisingly begin to feel some fatigue. I can also highlight that I do like the button controls on these and I actually do like using the alexa feature with these and use that double click on that left bud to activate it and and just tell alexa to play some of my music or to call someone without having to handle the phone.The best feature on these based on my personal opinion is the sound quality. I really was/am impressed that wireless buds can sound this good. I have tried cheaper buds before but these are significantly better in terms of build quality and sound quality.The hear through feature is a plus, I actually use this quite a bit when I am at work or when I'm out and need to be aware of someone talking to me at some point. It works. I have to lower the music volume a bit to be able to hear the sounds from outside the buds with this feature but its definitely a lot better than the other buds I've had, and I appreciate it without a doubt.The call quality is also a worthy mention. I've had other buds where I wasnt able to make calls because I was never heard on the other end and a month in since I started using that and I have not heard anyone say that they cannot hear me on a call with these. In fact, I can recall an impromptu video conference call where I was in a busy, noisy packed office environment and had to use these and they were perfect. I was heard clearly and I can hear the other members of the call with no problems whatsoever while at the same time communicating with the in person team using the hear through mode to be able to hear them.In conclusion, I am very happy with these Jabra Elite 3's and I can't really complain. For the price you can't go wrong with these.Great soundGreat Mic qualityComfortableCan't complain about the battery lifeAnd they are well made.The hear through mode is a nice unexpected plus.

This is the longest review I have ever written, and its because I am so in love with my Jabra Elite 3 buds.I kept losing my expensive Samsung earbuds. After 3 pairs lost (yes, I am a mess of a human) I finally got frustrated and decided no more expensive buds. I found these on a prime day sale and have heard great things about Jabra ear buds. So I gave these a try. I am so, so, so glad I did!Sound quality is pretty amazing and pretty much blows the samsung buds out of the water. The treble can be a bit high at times, but is totally adjustable on their phone app. There is no way to adjust the treble when I connect to my laptop, but it's not really needed for movies and seems to carry the adjustment I made on my phone. Not positive about that though. I read that many had trouble with connecting them to their laptops, however I had no issue with connecting these buds to mine.The only issue I really have with them is that I cannot switch the ear buds to another device without disconnecting the original device it was connected to. It's only a minor inconvenience that takes a few extra seconds, but it seems silly that my $15 headphones can do it but these buds cannot. I am already used to the routine of disconnecting and reconnecting, though.Opening the box when it arrived really did it for me. Presentation is spot on and made me feel like i was getting a more expensive product than I purchased. The feel is matte, not cheap feeling plastic like the Samsung buds. They also do not fall out of my ears. I wear them all night while sleeping (not recommended but I can't sleep without noise) and they hardly fall out. I'd be walking with my Samsung bud in and it'd just fall right out of my ears, no matter what ear sleeve (technical term for sure) I was wearing.Never going back to Samsung for anything but phones. Not when I can get ear buds with better sound and feel for a much lower price.

Good earbuds. The Bluetooth connection can be a bit tricky and they tend to wear down after years of use.

originally I intended for these to be used for work through Bluetooth connectivity to a HP G8 laptop. Connection was a little tricky at first to figure out - which is not uncommon I guess for Jabra and Bluetooth to laptops. There are a few articles out there explaining that technically they don't support the Bluetooth to PC connection, but if you're PC has Intel Smart Sound Technology for Bluetooth, that's all you need to select for these to work on teams/zoom/WebEx calls. For Audio and Mic quality, I am very very impressed. Working in the contact center space historically, and in QA, I'm quite picky about voice quality and noise cancellation. These perform so well, they're better than the Plantronics USB devices I've been using in the past. Voice quality is great - most people can't tell that I'm not using a regular headset.The noise cancellation works amazingly as well, where only direct windy conditions or someone being very noisy right next to you will be picked up. Very happy for my intended purpose.Which brings me to the media and personal use - I now find myself constantly using these for music, audiobooks, and personal calls. They are extremely comfortable and have really great battery life with the charging pod in tow.My only con would be the device location/find my device feature. I was at a conference this week for work, got home, then couldn't find them. Looked on the app for the device and it showed them back at the conference ("as of" some time hours earlier). This annoyed me because it was basically of no use - not sure if there's some geo-location service that checks into Jabra servers intermittently, but an active ping at the time triggering the find my device feature would be much much better.