You can hear sound all around you with the Jabra Elite 10 Titanium Black. These Jabra earbuds have Dolby Head Tracking. With this technology, the sound moves with you when you turn your head. For example, if you hear drums on your left, and you turn your head to the right, you hear the drums behind you. If you then turn your head left, it sounds like the drums are right in front of you. This way, you surround yourself with your favorite music. With Active Noise Canceling, you can close yourself off from your surroundings. You won't hear talking colleagues at the office and can focus on your work this way. You can hold clear phone calls thanks to 6 built-in microphones. With multipoint pairing, you can connect the earbuds to 2 devices at the same time.
You can hear sound all around you with the Jabra Elite 10 Titanium Black. These Jabra earbuds have Dolby Head Tracking. With this technology, the sound moves with you when you turn your head. For example, if you hear drums on your left, and you turn your head to the right, you hear the drums behind you. If you then turn your head left, it sounds like the drums are right in front of you. This way, you surround yourself with your favorite music. With Active Noise Canceling, you can close yourself off from your surroundings. You won't hear talking colleagues at the office and can focus on your work this way. You can hold clear phone calls thanks to 6 built-in microphones. With multipoint pairing, you can connect the earbuds to 2 devices at the same time.
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Jabra Elite 10 True Wireless Earbuds - Titanium Black
You can hear sound all around you with the Jabra Elite 10 Titanium Black. These Jabra earbuds have Dolby Head Tracking. With this technology, the sound moves with you when you turn your head. For example, if you hear drums on your left, and you turn your head to the right, you hear the drums behind you. If you then turn your head left, it sounds like the drums are right in front of you. This way, you surround yourself with your favorite music. With Active Noise Canceling, you can close yourself off from your surroundings. You won't hear talking colleagues at the office and can focus on your work this way. You can hold clear phone calls thanks to 6 built-in microphones. With multipoint pairing, you can connect the earbuds to 2 devices at the same time.
You can hear sound all around you with the Jabra Elite 10 Titanium Black. These Jabra earbuds have Dolby Head Tracking. With this technology, the sound moves with you when you turn your head. For example, if you hear drums on your left, and you turn your head to the right, you hear the drums behind you. If you then turn your head left, it sounds like the drums are right in front of you. This way, you surround yourself with your favorite music. With Active Noise Canceling, you can close yourself off from your surroundings. You won't hear talking colleagues at the office and can focus on your work this way. You can hold clear phone calls thanks to 6 built-in microphones. With multipoint pairing, you can connect the earbuds to 2 devices at the same time.
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Jabra Elite 10 ANC True Wireless In-Ear Headphones - Titanium Black
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originally posted on bestbuy.com
The Jabra Elite 10 is a flagship-level set of earbuds that ticks (almost) all the right boxes, and at least in terms of my own experiences with Jabraās Elite Active 65T, Elite Active 75T, Elite 3, and now the Elite 10, I can seeā¦well, hearā¦the advances and improvements Jabra has made in audio quality; and I can easily feel how much theyāve done to improve in-ear comfort and fit. If youāre looking for BT earbuds that deliver on these two issues/features above all others, Iām confident you will not be disappointed. But Iām slightly ahead of myselfā¦Over the last several generations of Jabra buds, theyāve gone from an industrial, workman-like design to a more svelte, rounded, minimalist, and wholly modern-looking aesthetic that I personally find quite pleasing to the ...Ā MoreThe Jabra Elite 10 is a flagship-level set of earbuds that ticks (almost) all the right boxes, and at least in terms of my own experiences with Jabraās Elite Active 65T, Elite Active 75T, Elite 3, and now the Elite 10, I can seeā¦well, hearā¦the advances and improvements Jabra has made in audio quality; and I can easily feel how much theyāve done to improve in-ear comfort and fit. If youāre looking for BT earbuds that deliver on these two issues/features above all others, Iām confident you will not be disappointed. But Iām slightly ahead of myselfā¦Over the last several generations of Jabra buds, theyāve gone from an industrial, workman-like design to a more svelte, rounded, minimalist, and wholly modern-looking aesthetic that I personally find quite pleasing to the eye. There are no attempts here to embellish the earbuds with odd little wings or weirdly non-anatomical shapes like squares or triangles. The flat āJabraā face buttons are actually buttons to be pressed rather than touch-panels, but they are sensitive enough that they require relatively little force to actuate so you donāt feel like youāre having to jam the earbuds down your ear canals to adjust the volume or skip a track.The battery case is a tad larger than the last few design iterationsānot by much mind you, but still noticeably so in the pocket of a pair of jeans pocket or form-fitting shorts. Nevertheless, I appreciate the magnetic closure and the fact that there are two status LEDs. The LED on the outside indicates charge level of the case (the same LED also provides status indicators during firmware updates, which mine required upon power up); the other LED under the lid indicates charge level of the earbuds. The case features both USB-C and wireless charging, and unlike the lower end of Jabraās Elite line, the battery capacity of the case is also viewable in the Jabra Sound+ app.Anyone who has used a pair of earbuds will likely be familiar with the fitment proceduresāgrab a pair of Jabraās EarGel tips from the box and swap them out with the other sizes until you see what fits. Mediums come pre-installed, but Jabra breaks with tradition by providing 4 tips instead of 3. I normally use a medium tip, but I found the smalls to be better for long-term comfort while medium gave a slightly better seal which improved bass response but only slightly improved perceived isolation. Jabra says the Elite 10s are āsemi-openā earbuds which supposedly relieves some anatomical pressure caused by fully closed designs, but it does tend to let more surrounding noise in even with a solid EarGel fit (more on isolation/ANC later).The tips are oval-shaped rather than round, and the collar on the stems is triangularāyou wonāt easily be able to swap out aftermarket comfort-foam tips with the ones Jabra gives you (at least for now). But much like the shape of the buds themselves, Jabra claims the oval EarGel shape is the result of a great deal of user study and is designed to further enhance comfort and relieve pressure. And what do I honestly think all of this really delivers? Frankly, Jabra knocked it out of the park. I personally donāt care for AirPod-like buds where something dangles way down past the ear canals which is why Iāve always appreciated Jabraās bean-like designāand with this latest iteration, **the Elite 10s are hands-down the most comfortable BT earbuds Iāve ever used!**Out-of-the-box functionality can be dramatically enhanced using Jabraās Sound+ companion app. Along with making adjustments to the sound mode (ANC, hear-through, or all processing off), you can adjust the 5-band EQ to a frequency response that suits your tastes or choose one of the 6 built-in presets for varying effects such as bass boost, speech enhancement, treble boost, etc. The EQ settings carry over even if Sound+ is closed. The appās āSoundscapeā feature provides some ambient sounds to help drown out background noise (fan, waterfall, white noise); relax with the sounds of nature (rain, ocean, songbirds); or provide comfort for those who want to feel less crowded (cavern) or enjoy the feeling of others around them (crowd). You can also customize the buttons functions if you donāt care for the stock settings (I didnāt like having both skip controls bound to the same button) to include music playback controls as well as incoming and active call control (answer, mute, reject, hang-up, etc.).Other features include in-ear detection for things like auto-answer or auto-pause when a bud is put on/taken off. Spotify Tap and voice assistant selection between Siri or Google Assistant are also hereāsadly, there is no Alexa integration at this time. Call quality was exceptional; even while out walking on a windy evening, phone calls were crystal clear and callers said they could very easily make out my voice without a lot of distracting background noise. BT connectivity also shines with multi-point connection for more than one device at a time, as well as Fast and Swift Pair for simple/quick connections to Android or Windows devices. BT delay is minor--video games were playable, but I was more sensitive to out-of-sync sound effects when paired with controller inputs and onscreen action; audio delay during movies/video content alone was noticeable, but not egregiously so.When it comes to sound quality, the Elite 10s really earned their place at the top of Jabraās earbud ladder. Music isnāt just dumped into your ears--it comes out rich, powerful, and full-bodied without sacrificing speed and detail, or becoming fatiguing at the high end. Strings and guitar plucks are rendered with clarity and nuance while vocals sound realistic without being sibilant or overly breathy. Bass response easily topped all my other Jabra buds by providing that elusive sense of deep, almost chest-rattling bass that is oftentimes so hard to reproduce from such a small enclosure. But it wasnāt just about bass quantityāthe Elite 10ās bass notes seemed more refined and better controlled; I could listen to music louder and yet more comfortably because the bass didnāt become muddy or boomy at higher volumes. If you appreciate exceptional sound quality, the Elite 10s deliver in spades!In addition to their musical prowess, the Elite 10s come packed with Dolby Atmos spatial sound as well. This surround processing works well for immersion in games and media, and Dolby Atmos-enabled music really does come alive, sounding realistically spacious and engagingāthe effect is quite convincing if you havenāt yet heard what Dolby Atmos can do. Then Jabra goes it one better with 3D head tracking. The Elite 10s render a 3D Atmos audio image, then anchor it in space so that when you turn or tilt your head, the sound sources remain fixed in their original positions.I thought this feature would be cool, but I rarely turn it on because it ends up coming off as more of a gimmick than a feature I was clamoring for. For instance, while brushing my teeth, an Atmos soundfield was projected into the mirror in front of my face. I turned my head down and to the side to read something on the counter, but the soundfield was anchored to a spot above my head and to the left. This may be realistic if I was facing a set of speakers, but it wasnāt something that enhanced my enjoyment of the music precisely because I was using earbuds. But thereās also a catch; the head-tracking only held the musicās relative position for a while, then it slowly slid back down to match the orientation of my headā¦until I stood back up to look in the mirror where it took a bit for the soundfield to reorient once again. There are probably some out there who will find the effect compelling, or at least amusing, but there are a few other features/capabilities I would rather have seen included or enhanced.For example, ANC is appreciated, as is the fact that when itās on, there is only a *barely perceptible* impact on sound quality; but I find the ANC itself only passable at bestāI would call it noise attenuating rather than noise cancelling. To its credit, the Elite 10ās design did eliminate the painful ANC pressure I have experienced with other earbuds, but the ANC only seemed reasonably effective in an already quiet room with relatively regular low-level background noise/hum (PC fans, AC blower, etc.)--louder sounds (even a small desk fan running at medium or high) were still quite intrusive. And if there are irregular/impulse noises like keystrokes or a busy conversation nearby, ANC seemed to do little more than take the edge off. Curiously, you can make real-time adjustments to the amount of hear-through in Sound+, but ANC level is not adjustable on the fly. Jabraās marketing materials claim that the ANC is auto-adjusted dynamically based on ambient noise levels, and while I donāt think the Elite 10s are ever going to give me an inky black background of totally noise-deadening silence, Iād at least like to be able to control how aggressively the ANC is (or isnāt) working at the time.Finally, as a flagship earbud that already sounds really, REALLY good, I was very disappointed to learn there is no support for current high-definition BT codecs like aptX HD or LDAC. The new L3C audio codec will supposedly be enabled via BT LE firmware update a later time, but early reading suggests L3C will probably only offer some sonic improvements over SBC quality (though it can supposedly do so at lower power/bit-rates). Time will tell whether L3C can match or beat current HD codecs for ultra-high-definition BT streaming, but that was a nice-to-have that will be missed with my current high-definition digital sources. Sigh, I guess Iāll have to get a new DAP that supports BT LE as well because, at the very least, Iām happy enough with the performance and features that matter most to me that Iām not getting rid of my Elite 10s any time soon. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
originally posted on bestbuy.com
When I saw Jabraās claim that its Elite 10 Earbuds were designed so you could wear them all day, I thought to myself no way, everyone says this and no one ever delivers. However, after using them for 10-12 hours a day, I can say the Elite 10 earbuds are the most comfortable and fully featured in-ear headphones on the market.Jabra claims they scanned 62,000 pair of ears to come up with the perfect fit and after trying these on, it seems Jabra was telling the truth because these headphone cause no ear aches/discomfort no matter how long you wear them. Jabra includes 4 sets of gel ear tips so make sure you try them all to get the best fit or else the noise cancelling wont be as good.Besides the comfort, Jabra has done a great job in every aspect of these ...Ā MoreWhen I saw Jabraās claim that its Elite 10 Earbuds were designed so you could wear them all day, I thought to myself no way, everyone says this and no one ever delivers. However, after using them for 10-12 hours a day, I can say the Elite 10 earbuds are the most comfortable and fully featured in-ear headphones on the market.Jabra claims they scanned 62,000 pair of ears to come up with the perfect fit and after trying these on, it seems Jabra was telling the truth because these headphone cause no ear aches/discomfort no matter how long you wear them. Jabra includes 4 sets of gel ear tips so make sure you try them all to get the best fit or else the noise cancelling wont be as good.Besides the comfort, Jabra has done a great job in every aspect of these headphones. The sound quality is amazing, the bass sounds nice and deep without being uncomfortable and the vocals sound very natural. The Sound+ app allows you to make adjustments to the sound so it best suits your needs, I found the neutral music being the best for myself.The app (Sound+) for the Elite 10 is very easy to understand and the fast-pairing works great with Windows, Android and Apple (you can connect them to a total of 10 devices). The pairing works every time and I never had an issue with connecting. These were also the fastest headphones to pair with my android devices which usually take longer to connect. The Jabra app also lays out all the controls and lets you adjust how you can control your headphones (using the left headphone to answer or switching it to the right). The transition from one device to another also worked well, when playing a movie on my tablet if a call came in the transition was perfect and after the call ended my tablets video would start without hesitation. The Sound+ app also has a find my feature incase your prone to losing stuff.The Elite 10ās come with Dolby Atmos and Spatial sound with Dolby head tracking. I was super impressed with how great the Atmos feature worked if the content I was watching had Dolby Atmos. I was able to hear things behind my head which is amazing! The Spatial audio with head tracking feature works well, as you move the sound adjust and keeps you centered.Jabra has done a lot of things right to make sure the Elite 10 are a complete product. I love the fact that Jabra has included physical push buttons on the Elite 10. Touch controls are always a bit finicky but the physical buttons on the Elite 10ās have a great click to them so it feels as if they will hold up well over time. The charging case also has wireless charging and the magnets for the case wont let the lid flip open or let the headphones fall out.If youāre wondering about how the Elite 10 do with calls, they work really well. Everyone I talked to said they could hear me clearly, I was told that it seemed like I was using my speaker phone while talking but my voice was clear and outside noise (wind/traffic etc) was minimal no matter where I used them. The call clarity comes from the 6 separate mics that help separate the speakers voice from background noise. A great built-in feature is that the call volume auto adjusts when you go from a quiet place to a loud place so there is no need to mess with the volume yourself. The Elite 10 also offers a feature called Sidetone which allows you to hear your own voice on the call so youāre not yelling into the call.Now these headphones do have upgraded Noise cancelling (ANC) and it does a really good job blocking out noise when listening to anything. I think the best part here was that when the noise cancelling was on, I didnāt feel like my head was in a fishbowl. The HearThrough function (which you can use with a simple push) makes it feel as if you have no headphones on at all so you can hear whats going on around you. I was pleasantly surprised how good the HearThrough function worked because on other devices the sound always comes in muffled.One of the biggest things when it comes to wireless devices, is the battery time. The Elite 10 averaged 5 and half hours on charge when using ANC and switching from devices. If I was just using them on one device without ANC I would lose roughly 10%-15% an hour. The headphone case recharges the headphones fairly quickly (about 30% in 15 minutes).These are by far the best in-ear headphones I have ever used and are packed with just about any feature you could ask for. If youāre in the market I would suggest these over any others.
originally posted on bestbuy.com
Jabra has been in the earbud and headphone game for longer than many other manufacturers in the market typically making them an edge above when it comes to technological advances. That reigns true again with their new Elite 10 earbuds. I have owned several pairs of Jabra earbuds over the years and they have lasted me longer that most other earbuds I have owned because of their durability and great sound they can produce in comparison to other well known manufacturers.The new Elite 10s elevate the bar with the incorporation of Dolbly Atmos and Spatial Sound which makes music sound like itās all around you from left to right but also above you. The Jabra Advanced active noise cancelling (ANC) and pass-through sound features work great and you are able to toggle ...Ā MoreJabra has been in the earbud and headphone game for longer than many other manufacturers in the market typically making them an edge above when it comes to technological advances. That reigns true again with their new Elite 10 earbuds. I have owned several pairs of Jabra earbuds over the years and they have lasted me longer that most other earbuds I have owned because of their durability and great sound they can produce in comparison to other well known manufacturers.The new Elite 10s elevate the bar with the incorporation of Dolbly Atmos and Spatial Sound which makes music sound like itās all around you from left to right but also above you. The Jabra Advanced active noise cancelling (ANC) and pass-through sound features work great and you are able to toggle between them within the Jabra smart phone application. Speaking of the smart phone app, it is very easy to navigate and has many other great features including an equalizer you can select certain presets or customize yourself and even Soundscape options if you want ambient noise, nature sounds or comfort sounds to mask the noise around you which could come in handy for yoga or a nap to get your Zen on. As with most recent technology, they work with the Google Voice assistant so you donāt have to worry about pulling your phone out or pushing buttons on the earbuds to perform many functions. With Spotify Tap included in their software, you can get straight to playing music with ease.I have so many other earbuds lying around our house that after using them I end up reverting back to the Jabras not only because of the incredible sound they produce but also because of the comfort and the fact that they donāt easily fall out of my ears when Iām working, running errands around the house or working out. They come with several different size earbud tips that with the Jabra ComfortFit mold to your ears and help secure them into place which is usually always an issue with me and other earbuds I have used in the past.in my opinion, Jabra has continued to be one of the greatest innovators in the earbud industry for well over a decade and you wonāt go wrong with venturing away from other well known manufacturers when you invest in their newest Elite 10s and I would recommend them to anyone in the market for an upgrade to their earbuds.
| Wireless | Yes |
| Built-In Microphone | 6-mic call technology for crystal-clear calls |
| Colour | Black |
| Manufacturer's Warranty | 1 Year |
| Battery Life | Up to 36 hours* ANC off |
Jabra Elite 10 ANC True Wireless In-Ear Headphones - Titanium Black
Free delivery between Wed ā Thu
Elite 10 Earbuds 100-99280900-99
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Jabra Elite 10 True Wireless Earbuds - Titanium Black
The Jabra Elite 10 is a flagship-level set of earbuds that ticks (almost) all the right boxes, and at least in terms of my own experiences with Jabraās Elite Active 65T, Elite Active 75T, Elite 3, and now the Elite 10, I can seeā¦well, hearā¦the advances and improvements Jabra has made in audio quality; and I can easily feel how much theyāve done to improve in-ear comfort and fit. If youāre looking for BT earbuds that deliver on these two issues/features above all others, Iām confident you will not be disappointed. But Iām slightly ahead of myselfā¦Over the last several generations of Jabra buds, theyāve gone from an industrial, workman-like design to a more svelte, rounded, minimalist, and wholly modern-looking aesthetic that I personally find quite pleasing to the ...Ā MoreThe Jabra Elite 10 is a flagship-level set of earbuds that ticks (almost) all the right boxes, and at least in terms of my own experiences with Jabraās Elite Active 65T, Elite Active 75T, Elite 3, and now the Elite 10, I can seeā¦well, hearā¦the advances and improvements Jabra has made in audio quality; and I can easily feel how much theyāve done to improve in-ear comfort and fit. If youāre looking for BT earbuds that deliver on these two issues/features above all others, Iām confident you will not be disappointed. But Iām slightly ahead of myselfā¦Over the last several generations of Jabra buds, theyāve gone from an industrial, workman-like design to a more svelte, rounded, minimalist, and wholly modern-looking aesthetic that I personally find quite pleasing to the eye. There are no attempts here to embellish the earbuds with odd little wings or weirdly non-anatomical shapes like squares or triangles. The flat āJabraā face buttons are actually buttons to be pressed rather than touch-panels, but they are sensitive enough that they require relatively little force to actuate so you donāt feel like youāre having to jam the earbuds down your ear canals to adjust the volume or skip a track.The battery case is a tad larger than the last few design iterationsānot by much mind you, but still noticeably so in the pocket of a pair of jeans pocket or form-fitting shorts. Nevertheless, I appreciate the magnetic closure and the fact that there are two status LEDs. The LED on the outside indicates charge level of the case (the same LED also provides status indicators during firmware updates, which mine required upon power up); the other LED under the lid indicates charge level of the earbuds. The case features both USB-C and wireless charging, and unlike the lower end of Jabraās Elite line, the battery capacity of the case is also viewable in the Jabra Sound+ app.Anyone who has used a pair of earbuds will likely be familiar with the fitment proceduresāgrab a pair of Jabraās EarGel tips from the box and swap them out with the other sizes until you see what fits. Mediums come pre-installed, but Jabra breaks with tradition by providing 4 tips instead of 3. I normally use a medium tip, but I found the smalls to be better for long-term comfort while medium gave a slightly better seal which improved bass response but only slightly improved perceived isolation. Jabra says the Elite 10s are āsemi-openā earbuds which supposedly relieves some anatomical pressure caused by fully closed designs, but it does tend to let more surrounding noise in even with a solid EarGel fit (more on isolation/ANC later).The tips are oval-shaped rather than round, and the collar on the stems is triangularāyou wonāt easily be able to swap out aftermarket comfort-foam tips with the ones Jabra gives you (at least for now). But much like the shape of the buds themselves, Jabra claims the oval EarGel shape is the result of a great deal of user study and is designed to further enhance comfort and relieve pressure. And what do I honestly think all of this really delivers? Frankly, Jabra knocked it out of the park. I personally donāt care for AirPod-like buds where something dangles way down past the ear canals which is why Iāve always appreciated Jabraās bean-like designāand with this latest iteration, **the Elite 10s are hands-down the most comfortable BT earbuds Iāve ever used!**Out-of-the-box functionality can be dramatically enhanced using Jabraās Sound+ companion app. Along with making adjustments to the sound mode (ANC, hear-through, or all processing off), you can adjust the 5-band EQ to a frequency response that suits your tastes or choose one of the 6 built-in presets for varying effects such as bass boost, speech enhancement, treble boost, etc. The EQ settings carry over even if Sound+ is closed. The appās āSoundscapeā feature provides some ambient sounds to help drown out background noise (fan, waterfall, white noise); relax with the sounds of nature (rain, ocean, songbirds); or provide comfort for those who want to feel less crowded (cavern) or enjoy the feeling of others around them (crowd). You can also customize the buttons functions if you donāt care for the stock settings (I didnāt like having both skip controls bound to the same button) to include music playback controls as well as incoming and active call control (answer, mute, reject, hang-up, etc.).Other features include in-ear detection for things like auto-answer or auto-pause when a bud is put on/taken off. Spotify Tap and voice assistant selection between Siri or Google Assistant are also hereāsadly, there is no Alexa integration at this time. Call quality was exceptional; even while out walking on a windy evening, phone calls were crystal clear and callers said they could very easily make out my voice without a lot of distracting background noise. BT connectivity also shines with multi-point connection for more than one device at a time, as well as Fast and Swift Pair for simple/quick connections to Android or Windows devices. BT delay is minor--video games were playable, but I was more sensitive to out-of-sync sound effects when paired with controller inputs and onscreen action; audio delay during movies/video content alone was noticeable, but not egregiously so.When it comes to sound quality, the Elite 10s really earned their place at the top of Jabraās earbud ladder. Music isnāt just dumped into your ears--it comes out rich, powerful, and full-bodied without sacrificing speed and detail, or becoming fatiguing at the high end. Strings and guitar plucks are rendered with clarity and nuance while vocals sound realistic without being sibilant or overly breathy. Bass response easily topped all my other Jabra buds by providing that elusive sense of deep, almost chest-rattling bass that is oftentimes so hard to reproduce from such a small enclosure. But it wasnāt just about bass quantityāthe Elite 10ās bass notes seemed more refined and better controlled; I could listen to music louder and yet more comfortably because the bass didnāt become muddy or boomy at higher volumes. If you appreciate exceptional sound quality, the Elite 10s deliver in spades!In addition to their musical prowess, the Elite 10s come packed with Dolby Atmos spatial sound as well. This surround processing works well for immersion in games and media, and Dolby Atmos-enabled music really does come alive, sounding realistically spacious and engagingāthe effect is quite convincing if you havenāt yet heard what Dolby Atmos can do. Then Jabra goes it one better with 3D head tracking. The Elite 10s render a 3D Atmos audio image, then anchor it in space so that when you turn or tilt your head, the sound sources remain fixed in their original positions.I thought this feature would be cool, but I rarely turn it on because it ends up coming off as more of a gimmick than a feature I was clamoring for. For instance, while brushing my teeth, an Atmos soundfield was projected into the mirror in front of my face. I turned my head down and to the side to read something on the counter, but the soundfield was anchored to a spot above my head and to the left. This may be realistic if I was facing a set of speakers, but it wasnāt something that enhanced my enjoyment of the music precisely because I was using earbuds. But thereās also a catch; the head-tracking only held the musicās relative position for a while, then it slowly slid back down to match the orientation of my headā¦until I stood back up to look in the mirror where it took a bit for the soundfield to reorient once again. There are probably some out there who will find the effect compelling, or at least amusing, but there are a few other features/capabilities I would rather have seen included or enhanced.For example, ANC is appreciated, as is the fact that when itās on, there is only a *barely perceptible* impact on sound quality; but I find the ANC itself only passable at bestāI would call it noise attenuating rather than noise cancelling. To its credit, the Elite 10ās design did eliminate the painful ANC pressure I have experienced with other earbuds, but the ANC only seemed reasonably effective in an already quiet room with relatively regular low-level background noise/hum (PC fans, AC blower, etc.)--louder sounds (even a small desk fan running at medium or high) were still quite intrusive. And if there are irregular/impulse noises like keystrokes or a busy conversation nearby, ANC seemed to do little more than take the edge off. Curiously, you can make real-time adjustments to the amount of hear-through in Sound+, but ANC level is not adjustable on the fly. Jabraās marketing materials claim that the ANC is auto-adjusted dynamically based on ambient noise levels, and while I donāt think the Elite 10s are ever going to give me an inky black background of totally noise-deadening silence, Iād at least like to be able to control how aggressively the ANC is (or isnāt) working at the time.Finally, as a flagship earbud that already sounds really, REALLY good, I was very disappointed to learn there is no support for current high-definition BT codecs like aptX HD or LDAC. The new L3C audio codec will supposedly be enabled via BT LE firmware update a later time, but early reading suggests L3C will probably only offer some sonic improvements over SBC quality (though it can supposedly do so at lower power/bit-rates). Time will tell whether L3C can match or beat current HD codecs for ultra-high-definition BT streaming, but that was a nice-to-have that will be missed with my current high-definition digital sources. Sigh, I guess Iāll have to get a new DAP that supports BT LE as well because, at the very least, Iām happy enough with the performance and features that matter most to me that Iām not getting rid of my Elite 10s any time soon. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
When I saw Jabraās claim that its Elite 10 Earbuds were designed so you could wear them all day, I thought to myself no way, everyone says this and no one ever delivers. However, after using them for 10-12 hours a day, I can say the Elite 10 earbuds are the most comfortable and fully featured in-ear headphones on the market.Jabra claims they scanned 62,000 pair of ears to come up with the perfect fit and after trying these on, it seems Jabra was telling the truth because these headphone cause no ear aches/discomfort no matter how long you wear them. Jabra includes 4 sets of gel ear tips so make sure you try them all to get the best fit or else the noise cancelling wont be as good.Besides the comfort, Jabra has done a great job in every aspect of these ...Ā MoreWhen I saw Jabraās claim that its Elite 10 Earbuds were designed so you could wear them all day, I thought to myself no way, everyone says this and no one ever delivers. However, after using them for 10-12 hours a day, I can say the Elite 10 earbuds are the most comfortable and fully featured in-ear headphones on the market.Jabra claims they scanned 62,000 pair of ears to come up with the perfect fit and after trying these on, it seems Jabra was telling the truth because these headphone cause no ear aches/discomfort no matter how long you wear them. Jabra includes 4 sets of gel ear tips so make sure you try them all to get the best fit or else the noise cancelling wont be as good.Besides the comfort, Jabra has done a great job in every aspect of these headphones. The sound quality is amazing, the bass sounds nice and deep without being uncomfortable and the vocals sound very natural. The Sound+ app allows you to make adjustments to the sound so it best suits your needs, I found the neutral music being the best for myself.The app (Sound+) for the Elite 10 is very easy to understand and the fast-pairing works great with Windows, Android and Apple (you can connect them to a total of 10 devices). The pairing works every time and I never had an issue with connecting. These were also the fastest headphones to pair with my android devices which usually take longer to connect. The Jabra app also lays out all the controls and lets you adjust how you can control your headphones (using the left headphone to answer or switching it to the right). The transition from one device to another also worked well, when playing a movie on my tablet if a call came in the transition was perfect and after the call ended my tablets video would start without hesitation. The Sound+ app also has a find my feature incase your prone to losing stuff.The Elite 10ās come with Dolby Atmos and Spatial sound with Dolby head tracking. I was super impressed with how great the Atmos feature worked if the content I was watching had Dolby Atmos. I was able to hear things behind my head which is amazing! The Spatial audio with head tracking feature works well, as you move the sound adjust and keeps you centered.Jabra has done a lot of things right to make sure the Elite 10 are a complete product. I love the fact that Jabra has included physical push buttons on the Elite 10. Touch controls are always a bit finicky but the physical buttons on the Elite 10ās have a great click to them so it feels as if they will hold up well over time. The charging case also has wireless charging and the magnets for the case wont let the lid flip open or let the headphones fall out.If youāre wondering about how the Elite 10 do with calls, they work really well. Everyone I talked to said they could hear me clearly, I was told that it seemed like I was using my speaker phone while talking but my voice was clear and outside noise (wind/traffic etc) was minimal no matter where I used them. The call clarity comes from the 6 separate mics that help separate the speakers voice from background noise. A great built-in feature is that the call volume auto adjusts when you go from a quiet place to a loud place so there is no need to mess with the volume yourself. The Elite 10 also offers a feature called Sidetone which allows you to hear your own voice on the call so youāre not yelling into the call.Now these headphones do have upgraded Noise cancelling (ANC) and it does a really good job blocking out noise when listening to anything. I think the best part here was that when the noise cancelling was on, I didnāt feel like my head was in a fishbowl. The HearThrough function (which you can use with a simple push) makes it feel as if you have no headphones on at all so you can hear whats going on around you. I was pleasantly surprised how good the HearThrough function worked because on other devices the sound always comes in muffled.One of the biggest things when it comes to wireless devices, is the battery time. The Elite 10 averaged 5 and half hours on charge when using ANC and switching from devices. If I was just using them on one device without ANC I would lose roughly 10%-15% an hour. The headphone case recharges the headphones fairly quickly (about 30% in 15 minutes).These are by far the best in-ear headphones I have ever used and are packed with just about any feature you could ask for. If youāre in the market I would suggest these over any others.
Jabra has been in the earbud and headphone game for longer than many other manufacturers in the market typically making them an edge above when it comes to technological advances. That reigns true again with their new Elite 10 earbuds. I have owned several pairs of Jabra earbuds over the years and they have lasted me longer that most other earbuds I have owned because of their durability and great sound they can produce in comparison to other well known manufacturers.The new Elite 10s elevate the bar with the incorporation of Dolbly Atmos and Spatial Sound which makes music sound like itās all around you from left to right but also above you. The Jabra Advanced active noise cancelling (ANC) and pass-through sound features work great and you are able to toggle ...Ā MoreJabra has been in the earbud and headphone game for longer than many other manufacturers in the market typically making them an edge above when it comes to technological advances. That reigns true again with their new Elite 10 earbuds. I have owned several pairs of Jabra earbuds over the years and they have lasted me longer that most other earbuds I have owned because of their durability and great sound they can produce in comparison to other well known manufacturers.The new Elite 10s elevate the bar with the incorporation of Dolbly Atmos and Spatial Sound which makes music sound like itās all around you from left to right but also above you. The Jabra Advanced active noise cancelling (ANC) and pass-through sound features work great and you are able to toggle between them within the Jabra smart phone application. Speaking of the smart phone app, it is very easy to navigate and has many other great features including an equalizer you can select certain presets or customize yourself and even Soundscape options if you want ambient noise, nature sounds or comfort sounds to mask the noise around you which could come in handy for yoga or a nap to get your Zen on. As with most recent technology, they work with the Google Voice assistant so you donāt have to worry about pulling your phone out or pushing buttons on the earbuds to perform many functions. With Spotify Tap included in their software, you can get straight to playing music with ease.I have so many other earbuds lying around our house that after using them I end up reverting back to the Jabras not only because of the incredible sound they produce but also because of the comfort and the fact that they donāt easily fall out of my ears when Iām working, running errands around the house or working out. They come with several different size earbud tips that with the Jabra ComfortFit mold to your ears and help secure them into place which is usually always an issue with me and other earbuds I have used in the past.in my opinion, Jabra has continued to be one of the greatest innovators in the earbud industry for well over a decade and you wonāt go wrong with venturing away from other well known manufacturers when you invest in their newest Elite 10s and I would recommend them to anyone in the market for an upgrade to their earbuds.
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 ...Ā MoreI'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.
While I wouldnāt really consider myself an āaudiophileā 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. Iām an avid user of Appleās AirPod Pro Gen 2, but Iāve always had a great deal of respect for Jabra products. Jabraās 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 ...Ā MoreWhile I wouldnāt really consider myself an āaudiophileā 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. Iām an avid user of Appleās AirPod Pro Gen 2, but Iāve always had a great deal of respect for Jabra products. Jabraās 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 doesnāt provide a hearing test or optimize for an individualās hearing level.Overall, the experience was very good with these earbuds. They are very comfortable to wear ā I really like the slanted ear tips as I felt they provided a more solid fit inside the ear ā 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 ā 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 ātinnyā 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.
The Jabra Elite 65tās were my first true wireless earbuds and one of the first non-Apple products that worked really well when it came out. Iāve had a few different wireless earbuds since then and the first thing I noticed with the Elite 10ās was just how comfortable I was leaving them in my ears. The fit is spot on and while the tips donāt go as far into my ears as other earbuds do, the overall shape of the buds fits into my ears really well with a fit that doesnāt feel tight at all but at the same time feels extremely secure. I did end up sizing up to the ālargeā size eartips, though obviously the one that fits you the best will depend on your ears. The silicone eartips that are included are very comfortable, but are uniquely shaped, as is the stem that they fit ...Ā MoreThe Jabra Elite 65tās were my first true wireless earbuds and one of the first non-Apple products that worked really well when it came out. Iāve had a few different wireless earbuds since then and the first thing I noticed with the Elite 10ās was just how comfortable I was leaving them in my ears. The fit is spot on and while the tips donāt go as far into my ears as other earbuds do, the overall shape of the buds fits into my ears really well with a fit that doesnāt feel tight at all but at the same time feels extremely secure. I did end up sizing up to the ālargeā size eartips, though obviously the one that fits you the best will depend on your ears. The silicone eartips that are included are very comfortable, but are uniquely shaped, as is the stem that they fit onto. If you prefer foam eartips Iām not sure there is a 3rd party option available that would fit the Elite 10ās. The earbuds have a soft touch rubbery feel to them, which adds to the in-ear comfort.I tested the Elite 10ās mainly on my iPhone 13 Pro, but did briefly connect them to my Pixel 7 Pro as well. Jabra doesnāt include any special codecs for Android like aptX or LDAC, but will support the new LC3 codec in a future update. You do get multipoint pairing and can have up to 2 devices paired at the same time, which not every wireless earbud supports today. The earbuds are controlled via single buttons on either earbud and they can be changed to just about anything in the app, but by default you get ANC/Transparency mode toggle on the left bud and play/pause/skip controls on the right bud. On Android the Elite 10ās also have Google Assistant support built-in. Jabra also includes Dolby Atmos head-tracking support, though my experience with it so far has been subpar (more on that later).Iāve been impressed with the sound quality of the Elite 10ās so far. Not having used the competing options currently available from Sony or Bose I canāt say how they compare to those, but in general the sound is very clear and thereās a great amount of bass for wireless earbuds, though I think for the bass itās important to make sure you get the right fit with the eartips as that improved for me a lot when I switched from the medium eartips to the large ones for my ears. The noise canceling is good and effectively blocks out pretty much all ambient environment noise like ACās and fans. Voices do come through, but once youāve got something playing itās difficult to notice that. The transparency mode (or HearThrough as Jabra refers to it) is good and Iām easily able to hear my environment and people talking to me. The transparency mode sounds pretty natural as well, though my own voice is amplified with the earbuds in and that can be a little distracting trying to carry on a normal conversation. I would say that all of these features are noticeably better than the Pixel Bud Pros I was previously using. One thing I was less than impressed with was the Dolby Atmos. From what I can tell, it doesnāt seem to natively support Dolby Atmos tracks such as those found on Apple Music and just applies a spatial effect to normal stereo content. To me, it gives most sound an echo quality and the change in sound from moving my head side to side is a bit too aggressive for my taste. I did try to force on Dolby Atmos in the Apple Music settings and that did sound a lot better, but that setting is not available in every app and has the downside of being something you have to switch off and on when youāre using the buds versus not using them. For me, it felt best to leave Dolby Atmos off, which is a shame because I was really looking forward to taking advantage of it for the tracks that support it in Apple Music. Itās possible that Iām doing something wrong here, or maybe thereās an update from Jabra that will fix this, but for now Iām underwhelmed. Fortunately, the Elite 10ās sound just fine in regular stereo mode.The call quality is good. I made some test calls and recordings and in general the feedback was that I came through clear and was easy to understand. In quiet indoor environments that sound does come through with a bit of an echo, but overall something I would not have a problem using for general calls.The case supports wireless and USB-C charging and is rated to provide up to 27 hours of total battery life, with the earbuds good for 6 hours by themselves. In the 3 or so days Iāve been using these I have not been able to run the battery down in any meaningful way; I typically use my earbuds in short spurts and then put them back into the case. Iād estimate that Iāve used these for about 3-4 hours in total and my case charge is at about 90% according to the app, so that more or less lines up with Jabraās battery life estimates.The Jabra Sound+ app controls all of the earbud settings and has some nice functionality built-in, including any adjustable EQ. The app has 3 different tabs and the first tab is really where all the functionality is. The second tab is called āDiscoverā and is mainly just a place to discover features and register the earbuds. The 3rd tab is just some support and privacy policy links. I do feel like the 2nd and 3rd tabs could be combined into a single one, but I donāt have a problem with the app and itās not intrusive.Overall Iām very happy with the Elite 10ās. The features and functionality are in parity with similar options from Sony, Bose, and Apple and Jabra executes on most of them pretty well. My only real complaint is the subpar Dolby Atmos experience, but itās a feature I can easily go without and Iāve had other 360 audio solutions from other brands that saw equally little use from me.
Iāve never been that big of a fan of ear buds as they never seem to get loud enough āI have some slight hearing issuesā or they make my ears feel plugged, especially on long wear sessions, plus theyāve never fit right. When I saw that Jabra is coming out with the new Elite 10 earbuds, I wanted to give them a try.Unboxing and setting up:The buds are in a nicely logoed āJabraā box and inside are the buds āinside the charging caseā, a charging cable and a pack of 3 sets of different sized āEarGelāsā so you get 4 sets as one is installed on the buds already.I immediately plugged in the charging case, āwith the buds insideā and let them charge till the charge light turned green. They must have been charged close to full as it didnāt take long for them to complete ...Ā MoreIāve never been that big of a fan of ear buds as they never seem to get loud enough āI have some slight hearing issuesā or they make my ears feel plugged, especially on long wear sessions, plus theyāve never fit right. When I saw that Jabra is coming out with the new Elite 10 earbuds, I wanted to give them a try.Unboxing and setting up:The buds are in a nicely logoed āJabraā box and inside are the buds āinside the charging caseā, a charging cable and a pack of 3 sets of different sized āEarGelāsā so you get 4 sets as one is installed on the buds already.I immediately plugged in the charging case, āwith the buds insideā and let them charge till the charge light turned green. They must have been charged close to full as it didnāt take long for them to complete charging. While that was happening, I downloaded the app on my Android based phone and set that up. Then since this was the first pairing, I simply took them out of the case setting on my desk and letting my S23 Ultra find them, āwhich it did almost instantlyā, then I went through the pairing process. Once completed I put them in my ears and luckily the gels that were already installed fit perfectly, āthink those are the second size upā. Upon inserting in my ears there was an announcement that 2 buds were inserted and connected.Using:There are only two buttons āone on each budā for control and you can customize the button controls in the App, āIāve found the default adequate and havenāt adjusted those. But for example while listening to music you press and hold the right to raise the volume and press hold the left to lower, play/pause with a single press of the right where a single press on the left cycles through the ANC types. There are three levels of presses āsingle, double, triple on each budā so you can have 6 different control options for each type āMusic, Incoming calls, Active callsāOne of the first things I did was to make a couple calls to make sure they were working, and they did with flying colors. Those calls and all subsequent calls this last week were all clear and the receivers all stated that I sounded clear and they would nave not suspected I was using buds.Now as for the app, there are a lot of settings, very simply laid out and it didnāt take long to get used to using most of the functions. The ANC works very well, about the best Iāve had so far and come close to my Sony noise cancelling over the ear headphones, although over the ear will give the best results just because of design. Thereās also a āHear Throughā mode that allows outside sound to come through so you can carry on a conversation without having to take out the buds. I found this works really well if you crank up the hear through all the way up āthereās a slider that allows you to adjust that in the appā.Thereās also a setting for Dolby Spatial Sound which sounds pretty good, and it seems to make the sound seem further away āmore like if you are listening in a large room or venue. Thereās also a setting for āHead Trackingā and once on the music follows the direction you are pointing your head. Straight forward both ears are equal, then looking left or right the ear facing forward will be louder ājust like if you turned your head away from the stage. Itās a neat concept and can be a little strange if you move your head around quite a bit.Thereās also a āMusic Equalizerā and you can either use one of the built in presets or just drag the 5 channel controls where you prefer, āthatās a nice option to haveā. And thereās a āSoundscapeā setting where you can have the app play some different āWhiteā type noises if you want to dampen all the outside sounds. I gave that a try and it does work, but not something Iād probably use.Conclusion:Iām amazed at the sound quality of these buds; they are hands down the best I have tried. I was simply amazed at how clear everything is, from calls to music to media, just astonishing. The ear gels arenāt shaped like any other bud I have tried āoval gumdrop shapeā, and I didnāt feel plugged up as I have with other earbuds . The āHear Throughā works really well, although I wish it let a little more sound come through āmaybe in a future firmware updateā. Sound volume is plenty for me with plenty of room to go higher, āwhich is unusual for me as I have some hearing issues and a lot of other buds Iāve tried just donāt have an high enough output.The battery life is great, I had them in for many hours the last few days and not once did they run out of juice, āand most of that was listening to musicā, Jabraās run times seem to be spot on so you can count on that being accurate. The charging case is very small and light and is easy to slip into your pocket so if you do need to charge the buds itās right there. I also noticed that these never came loose or fell out, and after a few hours of wearing them, I found āmy earsā were ready for a rest and wanted to take them out.So if you are looking for a great pair of active noise-canceling ear buds you wonāt go wrong with these new Jabra Elite 10ās.
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 ...Ā MoreJabra 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.
This is the first time I have tried Jabra in-ear earbuds, having been more accustomed to using their wireless over-ear headsets for work. Based on my experience with Jabra, I am not surprised to say that these are solid all-round performing headphones ideal in various settings, including workouts, travelling and even for work calls.The key feature of these earbuds is the fit in the ear - I am very particular (like Princess & the Pea) when it comes to ear comfort and having tried and experienced multiple varieties of headphones over the years I know what comfortable headphones are when I see them. These Jabra Elite 10s are fantastic, giving the best of both worlds balancing fit and comfort, and the earbuds feel like they are just sitting in my ears and not ...Ā MoreThis is the first time I have tried Jabra in-ear earbuds, having been more accustomed to using their wireless over-ear headsets for work. Based on my experience with Jabra, I am not surprised to say that these are solid all-round performing headphones ideal in various settings, including workouts, travelling and even for work calls.The key feature of these earbuds is the fit in the ear - I am very particular (like Princess & the Pea) when it comes to ear comfort and having tried and experienced multiple varieties of headphones over the years I know what comfortable headphones are when I see them. These Jabra Elite 10s are fantastic, giving the best of both worlds balancing fit and comfort, and the earbuds feel like they are just sitting in my ears and not squishing my eardrums into oblivion!In terms of connection, I found it straightforward to get going with these headphones. I already had the Jabra Sounds app installed (for my Jabra work headset) so simply opened it, it detected the new Jabra Elite 10s and I pressed connect, job done. I must say the Jabra app is very handy, offering the ability to tweak all the settings and EQ of the headphones, including being able to switch ANC on and off without having to touch the headphones. The earbuds themselves are also extremely simple to operate and have 2-3 options on each side depending on how many (or type) of press, so it keeps things simple and straightforward and I found it easy to operate whilst working out.In terms of sound quality, these headphones are very good, especially taking into account the different settings I have used these in. I would say they are not excellent for general music playing, I've definitely experienced better with other headphones, but they are still very good, and perform very well for calls and video playback etc. The bass is also very good and has varying depths depending on what you are listening and performs very well in my opinion for such a tiny headphone. The ANC feature of these headphones again is very good and does a decent job of blocking out background noise, but you do still notice some noise and they are not as 100% as some more upmarket headphones can achieve.Style wise these headphones look and feel premium. I have the black titanium colour and LOVE the contrast between the matt black and the shiny titanium on the outer surface. The charging case design is a little more disappointing, as because of the matt black colour I find the case can look grubby easily from fingerprints and marks/scores easily, but not a biggy as the main thing I'm using is the earbuds themselves in my ears!Overall really good all-round earbuds which have impressed me so far!
The Jabra Elite 10 earbuds have truly impressed me with their exceptional performance and feature set. These earbuds offer a remarkable audio experience in a compact and stylish package.First and foremost, the sound quality is outstanding. The earbuds deliver crisp and clear audio with deep bass, making music and podcasts come to life. The sound is well-balanced across various genres, ensuring an enjoyable listening experience. Whether I'm at the gym or commuting, these earbuds consistently provide top-notch audio quality.Comfort is another area where the Elite 10 shines. They come with a range of ear tips, ensuring a secure and comfortable fit for different ear shapes. I've worn them for extended periods without any discomfort, which is crucial for all-day ...Ā MoreThe Jabra Elite 10 earbuds have truly impressed me with their exceptional performance and feature set. These earbuds offer a remarkable audio experience in a compact and stylish package.First and foremost, the sound quality is outstanding. The earbuds deliver crisp and clear audio with deep bass, making music and podcasts come to life. The sound is well-balanced across various genres, ensuring an enjoyable listening experience. Whether I'm at the gym or commuting, these earbuds consistently provide top-notch audio quality.Comfort is another area where the Elite 10 shines. They come with a range of ear tips, ensuring a secure and comfortable fit for different ear shapes. I've worn them for extended periods without any discomfort, which is crucial for all-day use.One of the standout features of these earbuds is the excellent battery life. With up to 8 hours of playback on a single charge and an additional 24 hours with the charging case, I rarely find myself running out of power. Quick charging is also a plus, giving me an hour of playtime with just a 15-minute charge.The Bluetooth connectivity is solid, with a reliable and stable connection to my devices. Pairing is hassle-free, and I've experienced minimal dropouts, even in crowded areas. Plus, the touch controls on the earbuds make it easy to adjust volume, skip tracks, and answer calls without reaching for my phone.For those who value convenience, the Elite 10 is also IP55-rated, providing resistance against dust and water. This means I can confidently use them during workouts or in light rain without worrying about damage.The Jabra Sound+ app further enhances the earbuds' functionality, offering customizable equalizer settings and the option to activate hear-through mode, which lets in ambient sound for safety during outdoor activities.The only minor drawback is that they lack active noise cancellation, but the passive noise isolation is quite effective, and I find it sufficient for most scenarios.
| Wireless | Yes |
| Built-In Microphone | 6-mic call technology for crystal-clear calls |
| Colour | Black |
| Manufacturer's Warranty | 1 Year |
| Battery Life | Up to 36 hours* ANC off |
