Jabra Elite Active 75t

Secure and comfortable fit ; Great sound quality ; Waterproof ; Good call quality ; Very good noise cancellation

No wireless charging ; Average battery life

Compact size, secure fit ; Good noise-cancelling ; Open, detailed sound

Lack rhythmic efficiency ; Can sound brash ; Push-controls disturb fit

Neat dimensions and a secure fit make these Jabras an option for anyone after earbuds for exercise, but their wonky audio signature makes them hard to love

Rubberized texture provides grip Increased IP rating Compact case and earbuds

Mediocre sound Dust and fingerprint magnet Elite 75t are a better value

The Jabra Elite Active 75t are a slight improvement for sports-focused users for slightly more money. Only a slightly better IP rating and a rubberized finish separate these from the base Elite 75t however, so if you don’t need these features save...

Powerful audio with thunderous bass and bright high ; Excellent in-app EQ ; Waterproof, dust-resistant design ; Super-secure in-ear fit

Expensive ; Sculpted sound signature might be too much for some

Jabra's Elite Active 75t earphones improve upon the original pair with a more secure fit and a waterproof design for a real true wireless winner.

Great customisable sound ; IP57 waterproofing ; Comfortable fit ; Great app with customisation ; Good battery life ; Active noise cancellation via update

Not hugely different to the cheaper Elite 75t model

A great pair of headphones designed for sport with waterproofing - but ideally suited to everyday use with great sound quality and battery life. But you might be able to get the experience you want from Jabra's almost identical headphones without the...

Stable fit and easy-to-use controls. Case stores roughly three extra charges. Great build quality. Decent at blocking out noise like ambient chatter. Decent recording quality. Graphic EQ available through companion app.

Previous model is better at blocking out noises like bus engines. High audio latency on PC and Android. Bad passive soundstage. Battery life shorter than advertised. In-ear design may not be comfortable for some.

The Jabra Elite Active 75t are okay for neutral listening. Their sound profile is somewhat excited, but it's well-balanced enough to please most listeners. However, some listeners may find they lack a bit of warmth and add a bit of sharpness to mixes....

Secure and comfortable fit ; IP57 certification ; Lots of customisation options

Left earbud can’t be used independently ; Bass may be too prominent for some