It is a while since I last took a look at a Jabra product but then along came the Elite65e.Usually when a personal listening device with A

The Jabra Elite 65e has great microphones enabling crisp clear business phone calls. I've tried Bose and Beats and this is only one where my clients and collegues aren't complaining about background noise during conference calls. Battery lasts all day also!

These were cases. I bought these to use at work and to listen to music with the ANC. First. The call quality is very good. The one I talk to also hears me very well. Second, they deliver very good music. With the ANC, it actually gets even better.

Didn't like the fit with my ears. Very uncomfortable

Jabra goes "premium" and brings Active Noise Cancellation and strong music performance to the Elite 65e Jabra announced a new pair of wireless headphones a few months ago, in the Elite 65e, which are a

A headset with great sound quality and build, but slightly marred with an imperfect ANC.

Earbuds fits securely; Sound quality

Not the best ANC

I am a fan of wireless Bluetooth earbuds, and these types of earbuds have been the focus of my search to find the best fit for me. When I first got the chance to review the Jabra Elite 65e Wireless headset, initially I was not very interested because the design included a wire from earbud to earbud.

Jabra continues to add to its line of Elite wireless headphones with a new premium noise-cancelling neckband-style headphone that features three microphones and promises top-of-the-line call quality. Designed to compete with Bose's QuietControl 30, the Jabra Elite 65e is set to ship in April 15 for $199. (That's roughly £140 or AU$260, with official UK and Australian prices TBA.)

The Elite 65e wireless headphone has active noise-cancelling and promises great call quality and strong music performance.