Jabra Elite 75t Earbuds - Active Noise Cancelling Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds with Long Battery Life for In Ear True Wireless Calls and Music - Titanium Black

I'm not going to lie, I picked these up with a huge amount of skepticism. Jabra? That company which made those Bluetooth hands-free kits in the early 2000s? Surely they're not going to be good for music? I was wrong. They're good. Really good.I opted for the Elite 75t (non-active version). The packaging looked and felt great, a reassuring start when unpacking a pair of fairly pricy earphones. Popping the earphones out of the packaging, they felt light but solid and well built. I always opt for the biggest tip size to get the best in-ear seal, so, I swapped them out and popped them in my ears - that's when things got really exciting.Pairing the headphones was as easy as any I've paired before. I grabbed the Sound+ app and let it install the latest firmware. Get the app, really, it's great - more on that later. Usually, I listen to electronic music: drum and bass; dubstep; house; and trap. I lined up a few tracks and started skipping through. The first thing which hits you is bass, there's A LOT. Perhaps too much for some, but perfect for me. I found myself hunting for my favourite tracks with the basslines I like most. It's not overpowering, but it sounds incredible. I found myself thinking 'how can these produce a sound like this!?'. Mids are well balanced and the highs are crisp, but not ear piercing.The Elite 75t do not have active noise cancellation, something I'm used to with my over-the-ear headphones, however, the seal from the ear tips is good enough that I don't miss it. The 'hear through' mode (by pressing the button on the left earbud) is the most useful feature I've found yet. I've used it dozens of times when I need to talk to someone, but don't want to pop the buds out.After playing around with some tracks, being impressed by the sound, I decided to fiddle with the Sound+ app. The EQ allows you to reduce the bass, which I tried, but immediately set it back to default. I discovered that boosting ranges through the EQ didn't lower the overall volume - something which frustrates me with other software EQs I've used in the past.Working remotely, I make multiple calls on Google Meet and Zoom a day. People can hear me clearly and have commented that they sound clearer than my headphones which cost almost double.Despite not being the 'Active' model, I've found them perfect for cycling and running. They feel very secure in the ear and don't feel like they'll fall out! Overall, excellent earphones I would recommend to anyone.

This was my first foray into the true wireless earphone market and I was excited to try the Jabra Elite 75t as I had seen and heard very positives reviews about them. Since receiving them I have used them pretty much everyday and have been thoroughly impressed with their quality, comfort and easy of use. The earphones themselves are quite small but fit snugly and comfortably into my ears. I have been able to wear them for extended periods of times without having any discomfort which is a big plus. As per the market standard, the earphones quickly pair to your devices once you take them out the charging case and I did like that they can pair to two devices at the same time allowing you to switch between devices easily. The headphones are very intuitive to use with a single button on each earphone to control their function when listening to media & on calls. I was especially impressed with the ANC (Active Noise Cancelling) mode which was excellent at blocking out background noise. I equally enjoyed the "HearThrough" feature which uses the microphones to actively let in background noise. This was especially useful when I didn't want to remove my headphones in order to have a conversation in a shop for example. The sound quality itself is pretty good considering the size, although I did find it a little bass heavy. However, you can customise the EQ within the Jabra app so I was able to tone this down to suit my desired profile. I have been using the headphones regularly for calls and have been impressed with the quality here too. I never had any issues hearing or being heard despite sometimes being in noisy locations and I was able to control call functionality using the buttons on the side of the headphones. The battery life is also impressive easily lasting for 5 - 6 hours and quickly recharging when putting them in the case. I have only had to charge the case a few times so far. Despite all the positive features there are a few downsides where I feel they could be improved. Firstly, if you only want to have one earphone in, you can only use the right earphone as the left will not work on its own. I also sometimes found it hard to get to the right volume using the earphone buttons and would often overshoot the mark so would end up just using the volume buttons on my phone which was easier. Despite these shortcomings, I was very impressed with the 75t and would recommend them as a good allrounder that isn't going to cost you a fortune