Today in our Jabra Elite Active 75t review, we will focus on these true wireless earphones from Jabra. We all know that the company already produces some of the best true wireless earphones.

Neat dimensions and a secure fit make these Jabras an option for anyone after earbuds for exercise, but their wonky audio signature makes them hard to love

Compact size; secure fit; Good noise-cancelling; Open; detailed sound

Lack rhythmic efficiency; Can sound brash; Push-controls disturb fit

When I reviewed the Jabra Elite 75, I called them the best-sounding true wireless earbuds you can buy. I’ve had the Elite Active 75t, which add water- and sweat-proofing to the package, for the last several weeks, and guess what? It’s the same story here. But now you can sweat all over them.

Excellent sound quality; Great battery life; Good fit most of the time; HearThrough allows you to hear what's going on around you

They may slip if you're a heavy sweater; Missing high-end features like ANC

Ever since Apple “killed” the headphone jack with the iPhone 7 back in 2016, I knew it was a matter of time before I needed to get a pair of wireless earbuds. I struggled to look for a decent pair of truly wireless stereo (TWS) earbuds but eventually found an ideal pair with the Jabra Elite Sport in...

The Jabra Elite Active 75t are easily among the best performing wireless earphones. You get a comprehensive audio experience with added benefits of noise cancellation and app support.

Jabra Elite Active 75t running headphones have been around for a few years now but they just keep getting better with age. Other than the Powerbeats Pro – which are considerably bulkier, due to their (admittedly excellent) ear hooks – they're the best workout earbuds money can buy

Great audio with impressive bass; Waterproof; Super comfortable and compact; Good battery life; Now have noise cancelling too

So compact; they can actually be hard to fish out of your ears; Buttons a tad over sensitive

Comfortable fit that doesn't budge when running; Lengthy battery life; Superior audio with customizable equalizer.

Can't charge wirelessly; but that doesn't really bother me tbh.

Like the Jabra Elite 75t, the sportier Active 75T doesn't have all the bells and whistles of some leading true wireless buds – there’s no active noise cancellation for a kick off. They’re nice looking though still not quite as stylish and simple to use as the AirPods Pro. And though they’re marginally more durable than the Elite 75T, you’re probably just as well saving the extra £20 and buying the Elite 75T. That said, if you’re the kind of person who might drop them down the loo and you want a bit of security they’d survive the trip, even at £189.99, you’ll be hard pressed to find a pair of earbuds that pack in so much for the price.

Good battery life; Pocket-friendly; Customisable audio;

Rapid charge is slower than most; No active noise cancellation;

The Jabra Elite 75t don’t have all the bells and whistles of some leading true wireless buds. They’re not quite as slick as the AirPods Pro and they’re not as sporty as the Jaybird Vista or the PowerBeats Pro. But you’ll be hard pressed to find a pair of earbuds that pack in so much for the price. Solid sound, superb portability and a strong battery life in a slick little package that’s enticingly wallet friendly.

Good battery life; Pocket-friendly; Customisable audio;

Rapid charge is slower than most; Fit not quite lock-tight;

Like the Elite 75T, the Active 75T are a fantastic pair of true wireless earbuds with the added appeal of a more durable design to make them a better fit for when you're getting sweaty

Powerful sound performance; Comfortable and secure fit ; Easy-to-use onboard controls;

Not that different from Elite 75T ; Mic quality good, but not fantastic;