Jabra Elite Sport Earbuds – Waterproof Fitness & Running Earbuds with Heart Rate and Activity Tracker, True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds with Superior Sound, Advanced Connectivity and Charging Case

Pro:- crisp sound quality- decent range of reception- small and convenient- comforting feel in the ear- modernized design to the carrying case- decently priced (lightning deal)Con:- because of the small size, easy to misplaceOverall:The size of the earbuds are fine, sound is clear and crisp. Although if you lose one ear, then you have to buy an entirely new pair. But there have been no issues with connecting to the Bluetooth.4.7/5.0

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I just got these yesterday so this is a 1st impression / under 20hrs use. I have a Pixel XL phone to pair this to.First the box is well packaged. Unboxing is like most that posted so I'll spare the pics. I was tossed up between this or the non sport. I also read many reviews of other similar ear buds. For me I was looking for Phone to caller clarity and controls and music quality.I know the price is a bit high. But after unboxing them I can see why. Quality is expected for this price (I would be happier if it was under $150).The case is pretty solid. The ear buds are larger than the air pods. I have used many in-ear bluetooth devices and I was a big fan of LG 800 series for being around the neck and the mic. I used it like a boom mic.Anyway the Jabra sport elite feels solid. I agree with most reviews, I had to try combinations of the included ear buds and loops. There are 3 pairs of foam type and 3 non foam type. My ear canal is slightly larger than the otger.It didn't take long to get used to it.Pairing is fast fast fast and easy.Download the app, it is a great addon and needed as well.The Sports came with firmware. 5.1.0...the app quickly pre downloaded the 5.3.0 firmware. While this was happening I did notice some static and disconnects from the left ear bud. I hoped the firmware fixed it. Low and behold it did!!!So here's some things I noticed: the software is informative from battery charge to locate a lost ear bud.The hear through feature is pretty wild. Each ear bud has 2 mics so the hear through allows external sounds to pass through...it's not a hearing aid, but the experience I imagine is the same. The sounds ambient or not was audible, a bit tinny but not bad. When this is enabled you CANT hear music if you are streaming. At first I thought this was a mistake, but thought about it, if I wanted to hear someone, why have music playing. So I don't mind this feature. The downside to this feature, the left ear bud would cut in and out every so often. A bit annoying but at that point, I'd pull one or both out anyway to have full hearing of what I was listening to or someone talking.Ok music is way nice on these. Adjust the eq from the app and / or the music app you use. Both will apply so you have the right adjustments to your taste. The bass can be really bassy and the highs are high. I like some treble, low mid and some bass. I listened everything from rock to hip hop to accapella and all music sounded great. I was using Spotify.A feature i like on the Jabra is the music and volume controls on the earbuds. I like that control. Other cheaper ear buds don't have this!On to the phone calls. Callers didn't notice any loss of my voice during a call! The mics rest at the bottom of your ear canal so I think one of the mics pick up my voice from that and the other helps with noise cancelling . The callers could even hear when I whisper! I was happy and pleased. Although when I coughed, it was very loud to the caller. Of course wind noise will be hear at strong breezes of 15mph or more. So be aware. Not a big deal for me as I try to talk in a quiet area anyway.Battery life - I have had it 1 day and charged the case once and it's still full. During my work day, I listen to music on and off for about 6 hrs. So when not in use I placed it in the case. So even at 1.5hrs of straight use the buds were still close to 100%. The case showed green LEDs indicating 90%-100% charged. I verified it in the app and my phone as well, so I feel that the battery indication was correct. Still need a few days to a week of use to report back more of a review. But so far yes battery life is as advertised.There is a slight lag of audio to watching a video. Not a deal breaker as I listen to music 99% of the time.So I will change to 5 stars or lower in a few weeks and do an update to this review.I would recommend this Jabra elite as it provides what is advertised and it does meet my needs and expectations (so far). Yes price is a bit high, but after using cheaper products in the past, this is well worth the use. I work in an office setting and people come can go from desk and using these during those times is fine. I pop the buds out easy as that. I also workout and these do stay on place. It does move slightly, but never popped out.I suggest reading the the PDF of the manual as the book is too tiny for me.More later and hope this helps!

I was looking for a pair of bluetooth headphones that I could wear while running or at the gym. Did a ton of research, and finally ended up choosing the Jabra Elite Sport. Overall, I'm quite happy with the purchase. More details below:Pros:1) Great sound. I know they are not noise canceling, but the sound is full enough and powerful enough where it almost seems like they are. I have a couple of noise canceling Bose headphones, a Grado, and a Sennheiser, so I know what "good" headphones sound like, and these are quite ok compared to those. And, most importantly, they are loud enough to block out the annoying music they play in the gym, which is a big plus for me.2) They look good. They don't stick out of your ear or look like hearing aids like a lot of headphones. The Bose Sound Sport Headphones just look stupid, in my opinion. I tried them on and they stick out of your ear so much you look like you have Shrek-like ears. These meld in, don't stick out beyond the ear, and look unobtrusive. And they are fit snug enough where they will never ever fall out.3) Features: Can answer calls, change tracks, increase or decrease volume from the headphones itself. Quick and simple set up.Cons:1) Fit can be tricky. They come with a number of ear ear fins and plugs that allow you to customize the fit, so I would encourage all users to try a bunch of combinations before settling on the right one. But regardless, I can only wear these for about 90 minutes (and I had to build up to that) before they start hurting. But that's ok -- these are not meant to be the headphones you wear at home while watching a movie or on a plane for several hours. They are meant for working out, and for that period of time, they work well.2) If you take the right headphone out, the left one stops working as well. I don't know why that had to be the case. They couldn't design it so both headphones work independently of the other?3) Price. I think they are worth it, but if they reduce price by 2-3k below the Amazon discounted price, I think they would fly off the shelves.Also -- Set up is quick and simple. Battery life is long enough. They come with an app for your phone that can measure V02 max and all that, but I've never used it. That doesn't mean it's no good, but I just didn't feel the need to.Overall, I'm quite happy with the purchase. They are great for the use case, which is for wear while working out. Do not buy them as the headphones you want to wear while watching a movie, or on a long flight, or that 3 hour phone call. They aren't meant for that. If you use them for what they are meant for, they are great.