Jabra Elite 7 Pro
Jabra's never-ending search for the ideal true wireless earbuds continues with the Elite 7 Pro and its active partner, the Elite 7 Active. The Elite 85t is being replaced by the 7 series, which is significantly less expensive.
The comfort and convenience of the user were considered in the design of these earbuds. The lightweight moulded buds nearly feel like they disappear when worn, and the little charging case saves time. Even so, the construction feels fairly sturdy.
These headphones are more waterproof than Sony's WF-1000XM4 or other high-end rivals thanks to an outstanding IP57 rating.
Users can modify noise-cancellation and ambient sound settings using the extensive set of controls and adjustments found in the Jabra MySound+ companion app.
The Elite 7 Pro provides a scooped sound out of the box with a dominating bass and midrange, but you can change this using the app's equaliser. However, we feel that the audio lacks depth and has a compressed output similar to that of Beats headphones.
Although the ANC on these earbuds is respectable, it cannot compete with alternatives in higher price ranges. On the other hand, calls have outstanding quality thanks to the cooperation of a four-microphone array and bone conduction sensors.
Despite its small size, the battery life is exceptionally strong, lasting 30 hours in total (8 hours in the earbuds and 22 hours in the case) of playback with ANC activated. The Elite 7 series uses the most recent Bluetooth 5.2 standard, but it does not currently support high-resolution codecs. Bluetooth Multipoint compatibility is expected to be available in January 2022.














