Customer Ratings & Reviews

1st let me say these are the nicest true wireless earbuds I have used to date. I had the Pixel Buds Pro prior which were amazing however they were extremely large, uncomfortable and kept feeling like they were about to fall out which they did ofter. I then tried the Bose Quiet Comfort 2 which were killer headphones however they kept having quirks like not connecting or ANC not turning on, having to repair and reset. I gave these a try and these are game changers. 1st COMFORT. These are the most comfortable earbuds I have ever used. They fit it your ears very well and can wear all day with no issues. 2nd ANC is AMAZING! Turning on kills all the ambient noise around me. Kids, fan noise, coffee shop etc. I would rate the bose above these in ANC but I couldnt live with the bugs. The ANC is better than the Pixel Buds PRO. Battery is great with 6 hours of ANC use. Charing case adds another 21 hours of power plus supports wireless charging. it does support Multi device pairing with windows swift pair and google quick pair as well. The app is great and even gives you some relaxing sounds to listen too. It also features DOLBY Atmos with head tracking. I have used for movies and Dolby is amazing. Bottom line I could talk all day about these head phones. If you are looking for the Top End ANC True wireless earbuds, give them a try you will not be disappointed.

Jabra makes amazing products speakerphone and headsets for office calls with finest sound and call quality. I was looking to get wireless in-ear headphone and got Jabra - Elite 10 Dolby Atmos True Wireless In-ear Headphones in Titanium Black color. In the box, it came with ear buds, charging case, USB Cable and 4 different ear tip sizes. The build quality of the earbuds is great, and it fits perfectly on ears. Setup is relatively easy by downloading Jabra Sound+ app and paring the phone with earbuds by pressing both earbuds for 3 seconds to connect with the phone via Bluetooth. I was using this for office calls and call quality and sound quality was outstanding. Listening to music with these earbuds is breeze and spatial sound with Dolby head tracking is simply amazing to listen songs from YouTube Music or Spotify. The battery life of the earbuds is around 6 hours of continuous use and with the charging case it extends the usage up to 21 hours. It does charge quickly from 10 to 50% in less than 15 mins from the charging case. With Jabra advanced active noise cancellation, it does 2x stronger noise cancellation and it automatically adjust based on the surroundings. It has 6 mics to get much better experience for calls. The mics will filter out the sounds and background noise and pickup only the speaking voice. It has most effective noise reduction algorithms and deliver best call experience depending upon the environment. It can connect two devices and make it easy to switch from phone to office laptop without any issues. I did not feel any discomfort wearing all day long for office calls and listening music during workouts. The Jabra Sound+ has lot of options and various sound modes, personalize options, voice assistant, quick start guides and firmware. There are touch operations available while taking calls and listening to music. While taking calls, single push to mute / unmute and double push to end the call and hold on right ear to increase the volume and left ear hold to decrease the volume. While listing to music, right earbud can be used to play / pause, forward, backward of tracks. Jabra Elite 10 is outstanding wireless in-ear headphone which delivers amazing sound quality with excellent noise cancellation.

If you buy them you won't regret it. They have excellent bass, excellent sound quality, good battery, they are light, they don't bother your ears for a long time. In short, they are perfect. I loved them.

I love this headphones I use them to work out and they stay on all through my workout with other earbuds I would have to constantly be having to put them back on because once i started sweating they will start to slip off to come not with these headphones plus the sound quality is amazing especially if you like bass the bass doesn’t compare to any other earbud, I’ve had in the past. The battery life gives you a solid eight hours and they fully charge within 30 minutes or less.

While I wouldn’t really consider myself an ‘audiophile’ I do really enjoy high-quality headphones. In the past few years, technology has advanced so much that some headphones provide a better sound experience than state-of-the-art movie theaters do. I’m an avid user of Apple’s AirPod Pro Gen 2, but I’ve always had a great deal of respect for Jabra products. Jabra’s parent company GN Group also owns ReSound Hearing Aids and Beltone. So, they put a lot of effort into not only developing a great sounding product, but also one that performs perfectly. When I unboxed the Elite 10 Earbuds, I had a similar expereince to past Jabra unboxings. The product comes in a professionally designed retail-style box. There are plenty of details on the outside (front and back) and when you open the box you will find a quick start/reference card that is very handy. The earbuds are shipped inside their charging case and replacement ear tips and a USB-C charging cable are provided. Pairing the earbuds to your phone is easy. You remove the earbuds from their case and peel off the protective film from the battery contacts. Then you reseat the earbuds in the case and remove them again for them to enter pairing mode. I was pairing them to an iPhone 14 Pro and when I selected them from my Bluetooth menu, a prompt appeared directing me to download the Jabra app. This app give users the ability to customize their listening experience, but it doesn’t provide a hearing test or optimize for an individual’s hearing level. Overall, the experience was very good with these earbuds. They are very comfortable to wear — I really like the slanted ear tips as I felt they provided a more solid fit inside the ear — and controls are easy to learn. The sound quality was above average, but not as good as I expected based on their price point and competitors. The spatial audio is good, but not great and voices sounded a little tinny to me — as if they had been recorded inside a tin can. I thought maybe it was an effect added to the mix to simulate the surroundings of the subject speaking, but when I watched the same video using a different set of headphones, that ‘tinny’ sound was gone. The Jabra Elite 10 earbuds do a great job with subtle sound effects and background noises though. These earbuds to provide a lot to the user, but I was expecting more from these earbuds. My experience with the Jabra Elite 10 Earbuds was marked by a mix of admiration and some disappointment. While the earbuds excelled in handling subtle sound effects and background noises, the overall listening experience fell short of my expectations. In the end, these earbuds may satisfy casual listeners looking for a solid pair of wireless earbuds, but for those seeking a truly exceptional audio experience, there might be other options in the market worth exploring.

I recently got my bf a pair of these headphones, and they have exceeded my expectations. The sound quality is phenomenal, with clear highs, rich mids, and deep bass. They are incredibly comfortable to wear for long periods. The battery life is impressive, lasting all day on a single charge. The noise-canceling feature is a game-changer, making it easy to focus in noisy environments. Overall, these headphones offer exceptional performance and comfort, making them a fantastic choice for anyone looking for high-quality audio gear.

The Jabra Elite 10 is a game-changer! Its crisp audio quality and snug fit make every listening experience immersive. The battery life is impressive, and the sleek design ensures comfort even during extended use. The intuitive controls and reliable connectivity make it a top choice for anyone seeking excellent sound and convenience in a pair of earbuds.

Great pair of earbuds that have the perfect balance for. I was using the Sony XM5s but kept having connect and charging issues. Not to mention the foam eartips killed my ear. The Jarbra Elite 10 are great for me. They have great sound, great battery life, great fit and good anc. The anc isnt as good as Sony XM5s but it's close enough. I would recommend these to any!

Beautiful sound with the Dolby Atmos additional software. They are lacking a little in the color selection but that does not matter in the long run. The sound and comfort are amazing. The ear gels with the oval shape made me realize that shape should have been used all along for earbuds. It was not hype that the comfort makes all day wear possible. I have found that completely true and have forgotten they were even in my ears. The touch commands with my google assistant have been consistent except for when an update was standing by. Afterwards all was good again. Removing one earbud does mute the sound and putting that earbud in, restarts sound. Very useful all the way around. I recommend them and there is a lot I have not even gone into. These are high end and very smart. Connectivity a plus, distance pretty darn good too.

These earbuds are top of the line. Great sound quality and the find my earbuds feature is really cool. They fit in the ears nicely and they're incredibly comfortable. Not to mention holding a long charge.

These are excellent. I work as an L3 Support engineer for a cloud software company and I use these daily to talk to clients/co-workers. The bluetooth seems to keep connections to multiple devices without a problem. The audio from the microphones while speaking to customers is clear and crisp, without cutting out. The ANC (Active Noise Cancellation) works really well , but it will draw more power from your earbuds which is expected. These seem to have a very good amount of bass, so you can hear all of the low HZ sounds.

Amazing earbuds. Use them constantly for 4+ hours a day and they sound and work like new after 6 months. I work in a kitchen now and had these when i worked construction so that’s saying something. The amount of oil, dust, and concrete i was covered in on a day to day basis didn’t affect them in the slightest. They stay in. One of the buttons has lost its satisfying “click” when I press it but it still works just fine regardless.

Im not going to lie I purchased the Jabra Elite 10's in cream because they were recently reduced to $149 & I had a $100 credit & I was anxious for a premium set of earbuds. I had done extensive on line review reading & figured they would be at least a serious upgrade ro my stable of adequate to pretty good assortment of earbuds. They have most definitely exceeded my expectations. The Jabra app defintely helps fine tune the sound & sound modes in an easy to use understandable way. But far more imoortantly, the more I listen the more I like the clean and yet musical sound and full soundstage the Elites deliver when listening primarily to Apple lossless music. Call quality has also been uniformly excellent. I know all this to be true simply because the comfort these earbuds provide enable extended listening sessions. If you are looking for a well priced premium set of buds the Jabra Elite 10's should be seriously considered.

I've had a lot of trouble finding a pair of Wireless In-Ear Headphones that work well for me. The biggest problem I've run into is that none of the ones I've tried fit snugly in my ear, especially the ones with "fins" that tuck under the top of your earlobe. Not only did they not fit great for me, but they also hurt after awhile. I've also had issues with the fit of the Apple earbuds as they kind of sit and dangle in my ear and always feel like they are going to fall out. They are also hard plastic molded so they never felt comfortable, although my wife loves them. I also hate the dangling part as it makes them look like jewelry or something. The Jabra Elite 10 is different as the large part with the battery and electronics fits into your ear and the ear bud part goes into your ear canal, so there's multiple points of contact that allow them to feel snug and comfortable over time. So first major checkbox for comfort and fit are met, how do they hold up to the rest of my criteria? - Sound and Call Quality. I found the results here to be a bit uneven. For music, no matter how I set the presets in the Sound+ app, music didn't sound great, kind of flat and underwhelming. For movies and listening to videos or light gaming on my PC, the sound was actually really good, distinct and with good bass. For videoconferencing, the sound and mic was really clear and just as good as the larger wireless headphones I've tried and not noticeably different than wired headphones. Overall I feel like my PowerBeats Pro still sound better for music, but the Jabra Elite 10 are better for calls and PC usage. The Sound+ App is great and makes it easy to control the Music Equalizer by just dragging the equalizer points. - Multi-Point Bluetooth. This is a GREAT feature for anyone who uses their headphones for work but also want to be able to listen to music, Youtube, or anything else from another source. So you can listen to music from your phone, but if you get a call or start a video conference on your laptop, you can then seamlessly swap over and the music on your phone is paused. Similarly, you can be watching TV on your laptop or PC like I am now and if I got a call, the headsets would seamlessly switch over to the phone to take the call. Super convenient! You can connect to 10 Bluetooth devices and use 2 simultaneously. - Advanced Active Noise Cancelling: Jabra says its 2x better than their standard ANC, anyone who has ever flown on a plane or gotten on a train and taken the subway, you understand how important it is to have Active Noise Cancelling. This technology uses the microphone on the headphones to analyze ambient noise and then sends out soundwaves that effectively "cancel" the soundwaves, greatly reducing the amount of noise. Most nicer cars do this too to reduce road noise. The Elite 10 do an excellent job of noise cancelling and also hearthrough. Its not as good as a full headset like your Bose, Sony, or Apple headsets, but they are much smaller and more convenient to use and good in a pinch if you want to travel light. The hearthrough is also an excellent option as the ear cushions have a hybrid open design that can allow some ambient noise in along with the microphone, which means the ambient noise isn't cancelled out. This is great if you still want to be able to hear and be attentive without someone having to tap on your shoulder or wave their hand in your face to get your attention. Both of these technologies are a big improvement over my PowerBeats Pro, which kind of blocked out sound by their closed nature, but did not have ANC. They were just muted/muffled by design. - Build Quality and Overall. So these do feel pretty premium, although they don't feel or look as glitzy or glamorous as some of their competitors like the Apple Airpod Pro 2 and Sony XM5, which are both in the same price bracket. I'd also give the nod to the Airpod Pro in terms of ease of use if you're an Apple user and the Sony generally has better sound quality, especially for music. The Elite 10 is still solid however, and is more of a brand/OS/device agnostic product that also works great with Windows and Android. The Cream color pops a bit more than the Titanium Black. I would've liked to see a Piano Black finish on the Gloss Black, which doesn't look that Glossy honestly. The case lid doesn't feel that great and overall the case doesn't feel as nice as some competitors. But it is small and has a nice touch with two different LEDs with different colors that tell you the charge state. With the Lid open the light on top will tell you how charged the earpieces are. When you plug a USB-C cable in, the LED on the outside shows the charge level of the case. The case can charge wirelessly on Qi compatible chargers which is great. Jabra says the earpieces have 6 hours of runtime and the case provides another 21 hours of charge time, so that's pretty impressive for 24 hours or so total without recharging the case itself. - Ease of Use. So the Elite 10 doesn't have any buttons other than the large "island" with Jabra imprinted on it as a big island. There's no gesture or mini buttons that do any controls, so the options are very limited. While the single touch play on the oversized and responsive button is great, after that things get kind of janky. Also, pairing requires you to hold both earpiece buttons at the same time for 3s and then try to discover on the device you're looking to pair. None of the cool experience you see with Apple products self-detecting pairable devices nearby. While the Elite 10 touts the ability to use one earpiece or the other, due to the limited controls you are still very limited on what you can do with a single earpiece as some commands are hardcoded, like one quick touch = ANC. The nice thing is with BT Multi-touch enabled, the mic is always on and listening so you can use voice assistants at any time. The last part was Dolby Atmos audio, which is VERY source and device specific. I did use it along with head tracking and it was pretty solid, but it is so niche that I wouldn't consider it a major decision factor for now unless you watch a LOT of movies from a device that supports it. For me I used AppleTV+ on my iPhone which supports all of the advanced Dolby technologies and it sounded pretty good, but that doesn't mean I'm not going to watch on something larger if I had the chance. If you travel a lot I'm sure this is a bigger selling point for you. Great headphones for work, play, and travel, I would definitely recommend them if you've tried the Airpods Pro or XM5 and didn't find them to your liking. The Jabra Elite 10 are just solid in every way and offer a great alternative, although they don't look or feel as impressive imo. The packaging also wasn't as premium feeling and while some may think this is a minor thing, I would disagree, as people want to spend a premium on something that gives you a premium experience from start to finish.

Jabra did a fantastic job with these. They sound compatible to any of the top earbuds including Sennheiser MTW3, Sony WF-1000MX5, Bose Quitecomfort earbuds II and even close to B&O Beoplay EX. The big driver provides very good bass with a good thump if you tune the equalizer, but also with good mids and treble. The spatial audio is very good. They are amazing for zoom and Teams calls, and work well outside for calls as well. The physical mute button is an absolute must if you do a lot of calls. Noise cancelling is much better then prior Jabras, but not top of the line. Most importantly, they are extremely comfortable and secure.

I bought these to use while im at work at night and so far they haven't disappointed me. The battery life is good on them,they atay in my ears good and the noise canceling is very good on them too. If i could change one thing it would be to make the charging case flat on the bottom so it can atand up on its own. Overall i am well pleased with my purchase and would recommend these earbuds to anyone looking for a good set of earbuds to use while at work or for working out also. Thes jabra app is very nice too and tells you everything you need to know about the earbuds and charging case too.

I bought these to use while im at work at night and so far they haven't disappointed me. The battery life is good on them,they atay in my ears good and the noise canceling is very good on them too. If i could change one thing it would be to make the charging case flat on the bottom so it can atand up on its own. Overall i am well pleased with my purchase and would recommend these earbuds to anyone looking for a good set of earbuds to use while at work or for working out also. Thes jabra app is very nice too and tells you everything you need to know about the earbuds and charging case too.

Exceptional noise cancelling and sound. The ANC is top of the line. The equalizer you can use in the phone app can really bring out the bass. It has a hear through design, so when running at speed there is a very distracting wind noise that I found annoying. This may be a feature for some.

These are pretty good headphones / earbuds. They have good sound, Wish the bass was a little more. The app seems to work good, and once you have them tweaked, I dont need the app. When you take them out of the case, the app will notify you with the charge remaining. on each earbud and on the case. My biggest negative. the noise cacelling feature seems to get over zealous when using them in a noisy environment. ie outside with wind, vehicle running, even just local road noise when using them outside. You cant tell the difference, but the person on the other end says they "cut out" or get hard to hear. It says the ACN is always active when in phone mode. so cannot turn it off. IF they can change it so you could adjust the sensitivity / amount of ACN, I think they would be great. The "Hear through" mode is nice. lets you still hear the environment around you when they are in. I think the hear through mode has a similair issue with the ANC. Battery life - talk time is fine. and the earbuds recharge quickly when you put them back in the case. the case charge has lasted a couple of days, no problem.

I got these as an upgrade from the elite active 75t. These ones have much better noice canceling, audio quality, and comfort, but the hear through feature sounds slightly off. I keep coming back to Jabras because of the clicky physical buttons and I'm happy with these.