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 - Navy

I got these Elite 3s to replace my old Elite 65t jabra earbuds. I have had them for around a month now and I really like them. Pros: They sound way better than the 65t. Much more bass and just cleaner and clearer all around. They block out a quite a bit of sound without having ANC. They give me the feeling that I am wearing earplugs (some people may not like that feeling, but it helps block outside noise even when not listening to anything) Call quality is also really great. People say they can hear me well wen I am using them and it is good on my end also. Battery life has been great too. The case is easier to open and put the earbuds in as they are magnetic. The earbuds fit in my ears quite a bit better than the 65t do. They fit tight and will not fall out, but do not hurt my ears after hours of listening like the 65t. USB C charging. Cons: No customizable EQ settings you have to pick one of the presets (which are pretty good, but it would be nice to be able to customize). The lid of the case feels flimsy and cheap, but for the sale price of $60 that is not a big deal and I have had no real issues with it. They do not auto pause when you remove one from your ear. The hear though mode only seems to work when the music is paused, which does help since they plug your ears but it would be nice if that worked some when you were listening to music. Over all they are great for the $60 sale price and I would probably say they are worth the $80 normal price too.

So I got in trouble for listening to sleep token too loudly in my room (by my wife) and she suggested I get some ear buds. After several days of reading very conflicting "top 5" "top 10 budget ear buds" etc I finally settled on these and ordered them. BTW...EVERYONE IN THE WORLD likes different options. But I decided I wanted sound quality and didn't need all the fancy stuff. These have no active sound canceling, now I don't use them in loud environments typically but even with no audio going through them it is like having ear plugs in. With sound I am dead to the world. So for me that feature is unnecessary. Phone calls sound fine (not that I get much in the word of calls to test it, but I asked my wife to call me and we could understand each other just fine). I love music and this is why I chose these. You can hear EVERYTHING with them. Every sound...bass to treble is clear and clean. I have heard dimensions that I have never heard before. They have about a 7 hour battery life as advertised and can fully charge from the case in about 2 hours. At first I thought the bass was less than I wanted but then I thought about how my home system literally shakes the house, I realized that is maybe something you wouldn't want in your ear, so I started thinking more about the quality of the bass. It is clear, punchy, and causes no ear discomfort. Then I realized that this is the first time I have ever heard/appreciated the bass lines...I could hear every single note....so....yeah, the bass is great. As far as connectivity...download the app. The equalizer is great but literally to connect, I opened the app and removed the earbuds from the case.....done. The app found them in about 2 seconds and they were ready to use. So in conclusion, these aren't fancy as far as features, but they are small, light, and comfortable. Most importantly is if you are interested in listening to music rather than phone calls, and are getting tired of getting in trouble for listening to your music too loudly...these have a VERY clear, high quality sound from bass to treble. Also from testing them, i estimate that they have a 40-50 foot range before they start breaking up...very nice. I have never heard air pods or android pods, but I think i have a pretty good idea what sounds good in music and in my opinion, these are fantastic and they cost under $100...end of story BTW now a year and a half later and these are still the best ear buds/headphones i have ever owned. I was truly devastated when I read that jabra was exiting the ear bud industry...this is a major loss to audiophiles like me 🥺

I got these as a budget alternative for my Airpod Pros. My airpod pros basically sit at home, bedside, for use a night so I don't disturb anyone, so I always forget them. I figured I could keep some budget earbuds in my EDC so I can at least listen to my podcasts and music on the way to work. You can do a search and find many budget ear buds, but one thing that I always question and ALWAYS regret is the build quality of the budget no namers, or the ones that you do know but are too good to be true prices. Jabra, being a brand well known for quality construction of ear buds for the last couple years, starting with their Elite 65s, pretty much nail the construction on these. One has to put into perspective that these are not the 250$ airpod pros, but the 80$ (MSRP) Jabra low tier option (which was more affordable on Prime Day thank you, 50$). They are constructed nicely, and coming from using some 65ts years ago, welcoming to see the case magnetized for the lid. The fit is welcoming also coming from the 65ts. However, not as light as the 250$ options I use at home. The small ear tips work wonderfully, and isolate very well for my ears. There is no Active Noise Cancelling with this option, so the isolation is welcoming as it does a good job, but I tend to like to hear my surrounds while I listen, so the option of using each ear bud separately is welcoming as well as the old 65ts I had before only allowed the right ear bud. These do have the Hear-thru transparency feature, which cannot hold a candle to my Airpod Pros. Those with the lightness and the magicry feel very transparent, these with Hear-thru enabled do let you hear around you, but it seems to filter a lot of sound, and things like talking just do not sound right with Hear-thru enabled, nice it's an option, but it is not like it is not there like AirPod Pros spoil you with; again 80$ vs 250$. Audio quality I would rate as above average to excellent. There is some slight background hiss, which is noticeable when nothing is playing, and you can hear it cut out when ear buds sleep. Trebles sound good, not tinny, while bass might be on the lighter side for most (even with EQ enabled). Basically good enough and probably a lot better than anything else in the price range. App leaves much to be desired. You are unable to reconfigure the button functions, so you are left with whatever is defaulted sadly.

Summary - The best earbuds I have, far exceeding the many many Plantronics earbuds that I've used over the years. As long as Jabra continues with this quality, they have completely replaced Plantronics for me. To start: I am using this as my telephone bluetooth for phone calls. That is it's primary function for me. So it has to sound good to me, and sound good to the person on the other end. When seated properly, it is excellent. When not seated properly, you'll have people telling you that you are muffled. We are talking about it just getting jostled in your ear and turning a 1/4 of an inch or less. But that's OK. If they say that, just turn it back in, and all is well. Next: I use a single earbud 100% of the time. I had gotten another Jabra model at my sister's suggestion, and I hated it - why? You had to use both earbuds. This is not like that. So essentially, I got 2 earbuds for the price of 1. I charge them in the case overnight, and then for the first 7 hours of the day, I use one, then the next 7 hours I use the other (or whenever the one starts doing it's little chime to tell me that it's almost out of battery). IMPORTANT about this fact. In order to pair, you have to have both earbuds. I figured that out when I temporarily lost my right earbud. You have to be able to press both at the same time. Don't lose either earbud if you need to pair to new electronics alot! Last: The range is excellent. I found that Plantronics used to have good range, but over subsequent models, the range reduced significantly. Jabra's range is better than any I've ever had, I think. In between calls, I will listen to podcasts or audiobooks while doing chores. I often go downstairs to the opposite side of the house and out the back door, and I do not disconnect, I can still hear the podcast loud and clear. My house isn't a mansion, but it is a decent size, so I'm not saying the range is the next room! I'm saying the range is several rooms, and 1 story different. Very nice. As I mentioned earlier, they charge in a case, some people seem to not like that. I don't mind it at all, in fact it's nice to have a little place that I know my earbuds go as soon as I'm done with them. Nothing else to say - if you're on the fence, go for it! Edited to add: The other day, I actually forgot I was wearing the left earbud and took a shower. I didn't wash my hair, so it didn't get completely drenched, but I did wash my face and I'm sure it got splashed several times. I was really concerned that I had just destroyed it. Nope! Still working perfectly, and the sound remained perfect as well (both inbound and outbound). I wouldn't suggest doing it on purpose, but it's good to know that it may survive a splash of water.

I began using the Jabra Elite Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds in late October 2023. Although they fit well and felt secure I found the sound profile flat without any high range clarity and mediocre low end resolution. I opted to used them for listening to podcasts where their sound profile mattered less. After about months of use I started experiencing intermittent problems with the left earbud remaining connected even after full charged. The left earbud failed in late June 2024 with the light flashing red and pink. I contacted Jabra's support line to obtain a replacement but was instructed to contact the sell, Amazon, about replacing the failed product. According to Amazon, the return window closed in November 2023. I have owned Jabara Bluetooth products in the past and found they had an average lifespan of two to three years. I have gone back to using Sony WF-700N ear buds for podcasts while continuing to use Bower & Wilkins Pi8s for listening to music.

I got these to replace a pair of Raycons that I have had for a couple years that were starting to go. The sound quality as others have said is pretty good for the price; listening to my favorite songs I've heard new sounds and instruments I never heard before. The hear-through function is also pretty cool, I definitely like having the option to tune in and out of what's going on around me. If you're like me though, you won't use these just for music. I often use these to listen to YouTube videos or podcasts while working or laying in bed and they're pretty bad. There is a constant hissing sound that is very obvious at lower volume levels, and still noticeable at mid range levels. These things are flat out awful at quieter audio levels. The sound quality is still decent but it's vastly overpowered by the constant hiss. I'm not an audiophile by any stretch of the imagination so trust me when I say, there are better options at this price point. If you plan on using these solely to listen to music at medium and above levels, then these are absolutely for you, the sound quality is great at those levels. Anybody else however, should consider looking elsewhere.

I have crashed in bike wearing them (due to a mistake of my own) and drove through heavy rain (again, in bike). Still sounding and charging like the first day. Clear and neutral sound, good awareness mode, good battery lifetime, loving the buttons, no accidental touches or something. These ones are just perfect and I felt legit panic when I lost them and could not find a replacement. Im looking forward for the next jabra release in this segment

These are my favorite ear buds. I love the way they fit in my ear. The noise canceling is fantastic and works perfectly-better than other brands I have tried. Highly recommend.

It is good product and I like it.

Es la primera vez que compro unos audifonos de esta marca y de este precio. Pero ahora que los tengo y que ya los utilizo, puedo decir que valen cada centavo 😁. Desde su empaque puedes notar la gran calidad del producto, los audifonos y su carcasa de carga, se sienten resistentes, además de que son muy cómodos, en los oídos se ajustan muy bien, por lo que no se caen. En cuanto al sonido, a mi parecer se escucha muy bien, tanto para la música, como para las llamadas. Los audifonos tienen buen rendimiento con la carga al 100%, aprox las 7hrs. Ya con la carcasa de carga puedes alargar más su uso. En fin, son unos excelentes audifonos 😁😁😁

i find in general they work really well for listening to music or podcasts, which I really enjoy, I do want to add that I do find the lowest sound setting is still pretty loud, which I am still trying to resolve. I also have very good hearing and am likely more sensitive to this than others might be. The noise cancelling is very mild. I like to use them for this feature, though I find it is negligible. But I have noticed if there is a loud sound nearby, the earphones will produce a super loud counter noise that can be very uncomfortable, I am assuming this is part of the noise cancelling functionality. I am also not sure how to judge the microphone, because I have been told the audio is not always that clear for the listener when I use them for calls, I think its mainly when there is background noise and that is not being filtered. Where as, with apple's earphones it seems as though they may be cancelling a lot of that background noise during phone calls.

Mauvaise qualité vraiment très déçu je recommande pas👎👎👎👎👎

Excelente sonido, gran pila, se conectan enseguida, no se caen del oido y es facil de acomodar en la oreja. Aislan sonidos de la calle, obviamente hay algunos que no y ninguno (que yo haya probado) aisla un trailer o maquinaria en la calle.