Jabra Elite Active 75t vs JLab Audio JBuds Air

It happens on every level of noise cancelling, between 'hear-through', 'ANC', and 'off'. They Won't Always Stay In. Again, I bought these to replace my gym earbuds, and am disappointed that they don't stay put as well as my previous pair, despite being marketed as 'active'. The worst part is that I can't even feel them falling out until they do

That said, they're an affordable choice if you're looking for truly wireless headphones with an ANC feature.

I can't wait until I get to go on a 12-14 hour plane ride and not have my ears ache. * Buttons can be painful to press -- feels like you're jamming the buds into your ear. Active 75t: Seems that it's a bit easier to press but I still have this issue. * Base seems to be lacking but you can modify it via the music equalizer in the app

I thought of getting the AirPods Pro but I’m still on the fence due to the price and I’ve heard the sound quality is just ok.

I didn’t notice a change with ANC on but hear-through is effective. The battery lasts a while. My ears start to ache after a few hours so I don’t ever have them in long enough to drain the battery. The case is sturdy and the material coating the buds and case feels soft and sleek

I have the jlab jbuds, the ones with the gold etching. I got them at best buy for around $50 and they're great! I've had them for about a year and use them while waking. I mostly listen to podcasts so I can't say how good they are for music but the battery life is great. I probably charge the case about once every 2 or 3 weeks

annoying. Desired: I wish they would stay in the ears better--I think the silicone ear pieces could be designed a bit longer and more form fitting maybe or maybe the unit could be brought closer to the head. I wish they had deeper base

- The case is a little bulky in certain pockets, but still doable. - I LOVE the fact that the USB connector is built into the case, so a separate cable isn't necessary. This is the prime reason I got a replacement set instead of trying a different brand, like Anker. Only the JLabs had this feature, and it's brilliant! - I'm no audiophile, but even I can tell the sound quality isn't amazing

The previous model, the 65t, were just slightly too big and made my ears hurt after just 5–15 minutes. Same with other Bluetooth headphones. The 75t are comfortable enough for me to wear for hours. * The small charging case is pretty great

These earbuds worked great while they lasted. I had them maybe 6 months and now they just stopped working. I can no longer connect them to any phone. There in the trash can now and I am looking for another brand that will at least get me a year down the road

* Fairly comfortable for hours of daily usage. My inner ears do get a bit itchy now and then, but it's not painful to wear for extended usage. * User controls on the buttons -- including volume control. Once you learn the controls they are very helpful

I don’t care about noise cancellation or stuff like that, I only want earbuds that stay in my ears and have good sound quality. The sound quality of my current ones is not bad, but the fit is quite lacking.

So I replaced my previous Jabra Elite Active 75t sports for a new one since the other one had the said issue on the left earbud and it's ANC was working poorly. Today I got my replacement and I was careful enough to use it first without updating to observe the sound quality and ANC improvement (wrt to previous one I had). After the update I saw that ANC has improved but the crackling sound started appearing in the left earbud. Hey u/jabrasupport , has Jabra acknowledged this issue assuming it is widespread and will there be a firmware update in the upcoming days ?

After reading a few comments on their customer support videos that they kindly (and promptly) send out when you contact them, I see that I am not alone with these connectivity issues. I will wait it out until JLab comes out with a second iteration of these that have less kinks. I emailed JLab forgetting that I purchased through Amazon and could just refund my purchase online; they responded with the previously mentioned YouTube video about pairing your device. When I replied that this method was not the underlying issue, and the left earbud was unresponsive, they sent back a thoughtful email to give them a call and find out what was wrong

After umpteen emails exchanged over a period of 1 month .I finally got a confirmation mail for warranty replacement for my 75 t elite active earbuds(various issues with anc on calls and unwanted sounds emanating out of them).Now they tell me that I ve to travel 1300km from my hometown in kochi to pune to get them replaced!!! !Are you kidding me!. And to think of it it took them a month to tell me this

Your Case Number, is also your RMA number. Please write the RMA number clearly on the outside of the package. This only applies to Warranty claims, if you need to process a return or refund please contact us direct at support@jlabaudio.com