Jabra Elite 65t Alexa Enabled True Wireless Earbuds Charging Case – Titanium Black

First of all, I've been using this product practically daily for a month now. I previously used traditional wired apple earbuds so that the extent of my earbud experience. Given that, purchasing Jabras has been a huge boost in my overall quality of life. Pros: -Really good battery life, I was worried about this at first but I charge it maybe once or twice a week, and I use it quite frequently. Definitely lasts a lot longer than I thought, also charges very quickly. -Sound quality is noticeably different from regular apple earbuds. I've been able to pick up new details in songs and it's been very enjoyable to listen through all of my favorite songs again. -Fits very snuggly. The shape makes it so that you never have to worry about it falling out, great for exercise or movement. -Very attractive design, when worn. It's not noticeable enough to be a centerpiece like the airpods but it still has enough prescnece to be noticed. A lot better for those who don't want to be as flashy but still value an attractive aesthetic. Cons: -The case feels cheap. The overall shape is a bit awkward to fit into pockets but mostly, the top of the case feels flimsy to use. I haven't had any issues yet but whenever I open the case, I can feel the material's shape change under pressure. Hard to describe but I suppose I just expected a bit more from the case given the high price of the product. -Slight static like sound when taking them off. Nothing major, but again, something very minor that'll always be there. Although it won't make or break whether or not someone will buy it, it's still something I'd hope gets fixed. -The sound system is not very flexible. The music stops playing on the left earbud once it's far away enough from the right one. As a result, you can't really share the earbuds with a friend and have both listening to it at the same time. Pretty annoying but it's fine if you don't have friends. I'm sure there are more pros and cons but this is just what I've come up with on the top of my head. None of the cons would dissuade me personally from purchasing the product had I known beforehand. I don't have experience with other Bluetooth earbuds, but I still believe this is a very high-quality product. If you're an avid music listener and value sound quality and imrproved quality of life, I can whole heartedly reccomend this product.

I had been looking for a set of wireless earbuds for some time primarily because I weight train 2-3 hours a day, almost 7 days a week and got tired of my wired earbuds getting caught on things. I also wanted wireless earbuds that did not have a wire that hangs around the neck. In the market today, there are average wireless "wired" earbuds (like the jaybird) and they all price around the same 70-90 value. I had previously owned jaybirds and they were great until I lost them. As mentioned, I was willing to pay a lot more for quality earbuds and ones that were completely wireless. Then I searched and heard about these Jabras. I was VERY skeptical at first because of the price. I mean I know for sure sound quality will be 200%, but will these last, will they fit in my ear without hurting, and will they be good for a frequent gym goer like myself. The answer to all those questions is yes. In detail, the sound quality is amazing and I get a great suction and noise cancellation when using these. When I first popped in the earbuds, they hurt a little due to the size in both my ears. I kind of ignored it, but it became noticeable throughout the workout so I started reading up on people's opinions on the fit. It was a hit or miss; however, I found out that you can slightly rotate the earbuds up and down (once it's in your ear) and BAM, pain was gone, and fit was perfect. I assume the battery life is amazing, but I always pop my buds in my charger which is connected in my car. As for sweat resistance, I think these are doing good so far. Unless my doing an ultra long/tough workout, the sweat usually doesn't hit my ears/the buds and I always use towels so my buds stay dry for the most part. The buds stay in my ear perfectly for most of the workout, it's when I start doing HIIT exercises or running on the treadmill is when they start sliding out. I honestly believe this is expected of ALL earphones. The nature pressure on your head and ears during movements is gonna pop them out on their own. Distance is good for about 50 feet from wherever your buds are connected too, but beyond that you will start hearing stuttering and disconnecting sounds or whatever. Just a few minor dislikes to note, but it is nothing game changer. Be careful where you put these because you can easily lose them. Also, I recommend taking them off when you are changing a shirt or sweater. I have had these pop out my of my ear doing so and had almost lost them. The other dislike is the case. Buds fit perfectly, looks sturdy, small to carry anywhere; however, I dislike how you open the case. It has a nice click/shut to it which is nice because it'll keep your buds secure and charging, but I have to press pretty hard on the case every time to open it I feel like I might crack the case at one point. Overall, if you what high quality earbuds, earbuds that completely wireless, and a frequent gym goer, I HIGHLY recommend these. They pack a price punch but you definitely get what you pay for and it's worth it. Satisfied customer here.

I just wanted a decent wireless earpiece. And this was on sale, so it was a steal. Don't listen to the critics about the soundstage or audio quality. It sounds good to me. If you're not an audiophile, you have nothing to worry about. I like that it has hearthrough function and autopause function when you put down your earpiece. My only complain is that it's very easy to drop this earpiece because of the weird shape compared to others that I had, and the Bluetooth connection can be intermittent sometimes.

I. LOVE. THESE. I wear them all day at work and one charge in the cases usually lasts me about 7-8 hours. I put them in their charging case for 30 minutes on my way to the gym and I can wear them again my entire workout. The Quality is great, They completely block out the noise around me and they're comfortable. I will say if you workout a lot the sport ones might be the better option and these sometimes start to slip out during sweaty workouts but that is literally the only minor fault, I usually take them out wipe them off and put them back in and they're good to go. They have a good Distance range too so you can don't need to be glued to the source of the sound.

1 -- Noise cancellation The passive noise cancelling is quite effective. It is nice to have some peace of quiet during my commute to work via train. There is an outdoor mode that forwards outside noises through the four microphones. It works quite well, although the quality is kinda coarse. It does get the necessary sounds through. 2 -- Microphone quality The call quality is standard. The caller says they can hear me clearly. 3 -- Sound quality I'm not an expert on sound quality, but the treble and bass sound balanced. Maybe some would call it "flat". But Jabra's app provides an equalizer to customize these frequencies. Volume- can be loud as you want. A thing to note is the volume set by your phone and earbuds are separate. It does not use the sound level decided by the driver of your operating system. This can be good or annoying depending on the user. I find it useful because I can keep the phone volume the same and adjust the volume for the earbuds. 4 -- Comfort In regards to comfort, there is no breathing room in the ear canal due the design for passive noise cancellation. So after an hour, it gets kinda itchy inside the ear (probably due to sweating). On the plus-side, this air-tight seal makes it very difficult to fall out. The rubber ear domes do not cause discomfort over time. They fit quite nicely in my ears. The comfort may strongly depend on the shape of your ears, but the three different sized domes included in the box will probably cover most ear shapes and sizes. Weight is light enough so that there's no discomfort when moving the head. Pressing the buttons on either side was weird at first as you were pushing the buds further into your ear canals. But, after a few weeks of use, I got used that feeling. It just feels normal pressing them now. The master-slave design is kind of annoying since there are times I would like my other ear open to neighboring colleagues. The master is the right earbud, while the left is the slave. Therefore, when using only a single earbud, only the right-sided earbud works. 5 -- Rechargable case and earbud battery No magnets to secure the earbuds. They just fall out if you turn it upside-down while it is open. But the design of the lid makes it so probably won't accidentally open. You must lightly pinch the sides to get it to open with ease. In terms of charge, it holds for a long time. The buds last up to 6 hours of use for me. Then the case provides 2 to 3 additional charges.

This product DID NOT FIT my ears at all. I tried all 3 of the inner earbud size options, but all of them would fall out, either just of their own accord, or at the first movement of my head. My husband also has these earbuds, and they work fine for him, but he has huge ear holes. DO NOT BUY THESE unless you have very large ear holes.

Love it! Nice colour!