🎧 Jabra Elite 3 Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds: Noise-Isolating True Wireless Buds with 4 Microphones, Clear Calls, Rich Bass, Customizable Sound, Mono Mode - Navy Review

Just received and back. Unlike the Jabra 75t and Jabra 85t, they only connect to one device at a time. What's frustrating is that the product documentation on the Jabra website doesn't list this in the connection section. They sounded good but seemed a bit cheaper than the 75T. I liked the ability to use the left or right earbud separately and listening was easy and worked with any device. I wish they could connect two devices, but even more wish the Jabra specs were complete.

Sound, battery life and connectivity are great, but I don't think the software was ready for release. I experienced intermittent microphone loss. This usually happens after you have been on the phone for more than 15 minutes. The person I'm talking to just stopped hearing me. This has happened at least 6 times in the last 2 weeks. In addition, these headphones advertise ANC and audio transmission. ANC is just "ok" but there is no audio flow. I've tried several times to change the settings in…

After trying about 7 different headphones, this is the most comfortable and feature rich headphone I have ever tried. And for the price you can't go wrong. I've tried AirPod Pros, the latest Sony X4, the sporty and quiet Bose, Sennheiser, JBL Tours, Jaba 85t and Galaxy. left or right earbudGreat phone call qualityControl the volume from the earbuds up or down - even the mute option is easyFast connectionPrice Cons:Features in app could be betterHeadphones can be too far in the earsSo far it's…

The Elite 3 does its job perfectly. Block sound and retrieve my voice for calls. They take a long time to charge. The sound quality is great for the entry-level price and does a good job at my work (noisy machines everywhere) and even at the gym. They stay in my ear well, which wasn't the case with the 85t. You can only connect to one device, which is a bit of a hassle but not overly annoying. The only problem is that the plastic feels so slick that it falls out of my hand when I take it out of

If you want to use headphones to talk, then this is the device for you. If you want your music to sound like it's in a nightclub, then these headphones are for you. These are the best BASIC headphones I have. I've only had it for 48 hours but I only use it when I'm on my phone. All the people on the other end of the line can't tell I'm using it. I use both headphones together with listen through enabled. When I'm on the phone, they turn back on and I don't have to take them out of my ears…

I really like them. I have 85t and 75t but. I don't use them for work because I don't want to risk damaging them, so I took them. I typically use them for about 6 hours listening to podcasts at work and answering a few calls. They sound great for music, podcasts and calls. I'm not sure if they sound good on the other end of the call but no one has complained. Listening is also very helpful. I find the listening experience much more rewarding than the A-series Pixel Buds' adaptive volume. Was a…

I think I'm one of the first to get them and I was thrilled based on the early feedback. However, I found the sound lackluster, the setup awkward (and restrictive), and the "hear-through" parodic. The biggest problem is definitely that it doesn't work with multiple devices without disconnecting and fixing, which isn't a problem for most, but for me it's a problem as I easily have headphones for my phone, computer, my iPad and other devices I use. Let me pair multiple devices and choose which…