That is why they’re a good all-round pair of crowd-pleasing headphones, because they execute the basics well and have enough left for a bit of flair. This is all encompassed in a small pair of earbuds that can hold roughly 7-8 hours of charge. This is aided by the sealed fit that provides good passive noise cancelling and removes gaps that let sound in.
As I say, don’t plug these in expecting something like Sony’s Wh-1000xm4 buds, or even the AirPods Pro, but there’s enough here to do a necessary job. In less extreme environments, the ANC can ward off everyday sounds and help immerse you in your content.
These do enough to take the focus away from the loud environmental sounds without whacking the volume up and doing permanent damage to my eardrums. My litmus test for ANC is how well earbuds can reject the high-pitched screeching sounds of the London Underground, which has defeated many competitors with ease. The ANC, for example, isn’t the strongest effort I’ve seen from Jabra - it doesn’t match up to the 85T earbuds, but it does do a decent enough job. They’re good all-rounder earbuds that do enough of everything to satisfy you in most scenarios, which is why they’re a good pick against similarly priced competition. Overall though I’ve opted to use these over other earbuds when travelling because they sound good and they provide enough of all features without being too big. But, to my ears, even with bass boost the buds don’t quite deliver the punch I need. You can tweak the frequencies or use presets to achieve your perfect sound. This is a mainstay of most Jabra buds with the exception of the ultra cheap Elite 3. What works for Jabra is the in-depth equaliser settings. The Jabra Sound+ app has lots of customisation options. Other bass heavier tracks like Nolay's Stop Acting don’t have the punch that I prefer and can sound a bit flat in comparison to the rich, powerful bass of rivals like Samsung’s Galaxy Buds Pro. The vocals on Dua Lipa’s Levitating come through really clearly, with other elements easily distinguishable. Jabra has clearly tried to balance the sound without falling into the trap of overcompensating with too much bass to mask other deficiencies. Mids and highs come through louder than the bass, which sounds just slightly underpowered to me. In terms of sound quality they perform well. The bulk of their 85T predecessors has been removed to make them less imposing in your ears. Despite the physical buttons the buds are small - a welcome trend in most 2021 earbuds. This can be customised in the Jabra Sound+ app. Out of the box the left bud toggles ambient sound mode and ANC, while the right bud plays and pauses content. It’s satisfying to know for a fact that I have skipped a song, turned on ambient sound mode, or paused content, instead of hoping the command has been properly registered. The Jabra Elite 7 Pro have physical buttons.
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