JabraElite 7 Pro in Ear Bluetooth Earbuds - Adjustable Active Noise Cancellation True Wireless Buds in a Compact Design MultiSensor Voice Technology for Clear Calls - Gold Beige

Strange fit at first, but you get used to it. It sounds good on my CPU for video calls, and sounds good on phone calls. Just need to ensure you have good reception otherwise the quality is noticeable to the other recipient. I like it doesn't feel like it will fall out, and I like that it's not bulky, nor heavy.The bass is slightly lacking with the Jabra compared to the higher end Sony buds, but I tried those on and they are very bulky, although light.The Jabra app is great. You can do a lot of customization, and the buds have actual buttons you can depress slightly to activate, vs tapping like airpods or other buds. I prefer the tactile feel of a button, and it's a very shallow depression.Mic quality is good, never got a complaint or comment. Sound quality for calls and music is very good. Active Noice Cancellation is 7/10. I've heard better fo rmore money, and you can't get the same ANC like an over the ear headphone (nature of the ear bud beast). Prefer Jabra over ear pods - 3rd gen (returned them).

I have tried many earbuds and many over-the-ear headphones. I have Airpod Pros 2nd Fen and recently bought (are returned) tried Sony wf-1000xm4. I had the Jabra 65t, Jabra 75t and Jabra 85t. The 75t were my favorite until they died. That's when I bought the Sonys as they have such great reviews. I have small ears. They never fit right. I bought the silicone tips and all. They hurt my ears. They never got a snug fit so I always heard surrounding noise and I thought the app was not great. These Jabra Elite 7 Pros are a perfect replacement for my 75t's. They are perfect for smaller ears. I think the sound is more full for music. These are also much easier to get in and out of the case, the Sony's and the Airpod Pros are not. I think these sound better than the Airpod Pro's as well. The app works well. I say but these.

Another update:I have to add another star because, after about 14 months, these Jabra buds have remained dead reliable since the initial issues resolved themselves. Meanwhile those Sony XM4s are suffering from battery issues and sporadic connectivity. How’s that for irony! Especially considering that the Jabra buds still take all the abuse of workouts, running, etc.Update:I’m adding a star because, despite expecting to return them, the Jabra Elite 7 Pros quit acting up not long after I posted my initial review. The initial takes are holding up in terms of comfort and sound quality but I haven’t been having charging issues. Good news! I still find myself reaching for the Sonys when sound quality is the priority, and I still think the XM4s are a better choice if I could only choose one. But I think these Jabras absolutely have a place for workouts and outdoor listening thanks to the form factor and solid IP rating. But given the rocky start I think 3 stars is my upper limit for this price point. They should have worked reliably from day 1.After a week of fighting with a new set of Elite 7 Pros, I'm forced to conclude that Jabra released a half-baked product. Before I whine, the positives:-Sound quality is miles beyond the cheaper true wireless buds that I've been using for the last year. Clarity with high-bitrate audio is outstanding, and I'd call their overall character "balanced." These don't punch hard on the low end, but they don't really need to for my taste. They provide a level of detail that my cheaper true wireless buds absolutely do not.-They're small and light, which makes them comfortable. They don't budge once I put them in and I pretty much forget they're in my ears. They work just as well for a workout as at the office.-Controls are great. The buttons offer a positive click without requiring much force.-I'm not convinced that the ANC does anything at all, but isolation is decent. And I really like the pass-through function. Ambient noise doesn't come through super clear but it's enough to be aware of surroundings (cars, joggers, whatever) while walking around outdoors. Wind noise is an issue, however. The mics pick up A LOT of wind noise.The major negatives: In order for these to work properly I'm stuck in an endless loop of hard resets, which is just stupid. It's a total crap shoot in terms of whether or not the buds and case will charge. Sometimes the buds charge when I put them in the case. Sometimes I put them in and close the lid and discover the next morning that they didn't charge at all. Same goes for the case. Sometimes I plug it in and it charges, sometimes it doesn't. A hard reset usually gets things back in line but it's dumb to have to constantly reset and re-pair for them to work properly. Especially not at this price point. And yes, they're on the latest firmware. (Two updates since I've had them.)My advice: pass on these and buy something else. In a fit of frustration I went out and bought a pair of Sony WF1000-XM4s locally, and now I completely understand the price premium. Better low end response provides more depth while maintaining at least the same level of clarity. The Jabras, as good as they are, sound just a little flat in comparison. (I think Jabra tuned for speech and Sony was thinking more about reproducing music.) Isolation on the Sonys is a little better thanks, I assume, to the foam (vs. silicone) tips. And the ambient sound function offers a level of transparency that the Jabra buds can't begin to touch. The only real drawback to the Sonys other than price is the size. These things are large, although I can still wear them for hours at a time and not have a problem. Reliability of the XM4s has been 100% so far. I don't have to think about them.

Se supone son los tope de gama de Jabra y son los peores que probé. Primero compré los Jabra Elite 3...son los más básicos pero el audio es excelente, cómodos y con batería pero sin ANC, los devolví por buscar ANC. Pedí éstos y terribles, la batería de la cajita dura casi nada, por alguna razón el audífono derecho es muy incomodo, lo aguanto como 20 min, max 30, el ANC es básicamente inexistente, el audio nada sobresaliente.. Con todo y la app, el bajo no se siente. Lo único bueno que tienen es el multipairing que permite conectar a dos dispositivos a la vez y se conecta sin problemas a Windows para llamadas del trabajo. Pero son muchosimos más los contras que los pros. Hasta pienso que me tocaron unos defectusos considerando los buenos que son los 3 y ésos son los baratos.

I love these buds. I looked at all different ones and I’m really glad I choose these. They have multipoint functionality now, the app is easy to use, ANC is great, they are easy to use and the sound is really good. Based off my experience with these, I recommended the 10pro’s for my sister who loves her ones too!

La caja llegó en buen estado pero no funcionan los auriculares