Jabra Headphones Review

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Jabra headphones and earbuds deliver high-quality audio and comfort for all-day listening and working. They feature ergonomic designs with soft, adjustable headbands and cushioned ear cups that fit securely in your ears for a comfortable listening experience. Many of the company’s headsets also have noise-canceling technology to block out distracting ambient noise and help you focus. Some models have integrated Amazon Alexa support, so you can access routine settings, navigation requests, and Spotify control with a voice command. Other models include Jabra’s MultiSensor Voice to identify your voice for clear calls. Jabra’s active earbuds are designed for workouts and exercise with IP57-rated water and sweat resistance, secure workout fit, active noise cancelling, and long battery life.

The company has a good selection of headphones at different price points, from inexpensive options like the Jabra Earbuds Lite to the flagship Elite 7 Pro, which cost $229. The Elite 7 Pro’s high-quality audio, great call quality, and comprehensive features through the Jabra Sound+ app make it one of our top picks for best wireless earbuds. However, their ANC performance is a bit lackluster and they have a relatively high amount of PC latency, which can be a problem if you take a lot of video calls.

Other excellent Jabra earbuds include the Jabra Elite 85t, which offer a premium audio experience with great frequency response and a good level of isolation. They support aptX and SBC codecs for better sound quality and have an excellent rechargeable battery. They also have a handy voice assistant, a USB-C charging port for faster pairing, and a slim case for portable storage.

Some of Jabra’s other earbuds include the Elite 4 True Wireless, which are similar to the 85t but have a less impressive audio performance and lack a voice assistant. They’re cheaper, though, and use a more pocket-friendly charging case. If you’re looking for an inexpensive pair of earbuds with Alexa, the Amazon Echo Buds (2nd Gen) offer much better ANC and cut out more low-frequency background noise like the rumble of buses and airplane engines.

If you’re looking for a more versatile pair of earbuds, consider the Jabra Elite 4 Active. These earbuds are cheaper than the Elite 7 Pro but still come with a lot of features, including ANC and Bluetooth multipoint, and have a good battery life. They also have a slightly more premium design and feature a Jabra ShakeGrip for a secure fit. They don’t have the Elite 7 Pro’s MultiSensor Voice, but they do include a built-in microphone for hands-free calling and come with an IPX4 rating for workouts.

Jabra’s earbuds and headphones have solid build quality and are available from a wide range of sellers, including major electronics stores and online retailers. Most sellers provide a warranty for their products and offer fast, easy returns. However, you should always check the seller’s return policy before making a purchase. In addition, some vendors have a chat feature that you can use to discuss problems or questions with customer service representatives.