Jabra Elite 4 True Wireless Earbuds - Active Noise Cancelling Headphones - Discreet & Comfortable Bluetooth Earphones, Laptop, iOS and Android Compatible - Navy

Like that they can pair up to two devices at once. I have them paired to two iPhones. Sound quality is good both ways especially for conversing on a phone.

These are some of the best quality headphones I’ve had that aren’t breaking at least a half a paycheck for middle/low income folks.If you truly love music or gaming, or even just watching YouTube/tiktok, these headphones are wonderful.They charge full extremely fast, the Bluetooth connects fast and it has its own app to customize your listening experience, the fit of the actual bud itself is a little large for my small ears which Apple AirPods fit great but they don’t fall out so I’d say that’s a win.The only downside is how absolutely short the charging cord is. Like, do I leave it hanging from the socket? There’s no way it even reached the ground if placed in the lowest socket.Over all, 10/10. Get these.

Sound quality is good and bluetooth works good as well. The fitment is still a little odd to me, but that could just be me. Has different options for ear sizes, but I couldnt find a perfect fit for me.

I work remote and have to be in meetings and taking support calls. These earbuds paired seamlessly with Dell laptop. They work as a headset for MS Teams calls and Talkdesk app. Ok noise cancelling. They last about 3 hours but you can wear one while one charges so it's not a big deal.

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(Review written 4/8/23)I think this issue I describe here is an idiotic usability oversight by Jabra.Unlike the Jabra Elite 5's & 7's, the Elite 4's do not provide the "MyControls" feature in the Jabra app which allow for button mapping. Without this option this is a dealbreaker for me so I'm sending these back.Here's the problem: when wearing the left earbud solo there is NO ability for play/pause with the Elite 4's. Even when the right earbud is placed back in the case the left earbud's button functionality remains exactly the same as if both earbuds were out of the case and active. This means a single button press will change ANC/HearThrough and a long press will decrease the volume. This makes NO sense when wearing the earbud solo!Note that Jabra's online manual for the Elite 4's states that my preferred, obvious functionality is available on the 4's but, no, I can absolutely confirm that it is NOT.The Elite 3's, oddly enough, correctly change the button functionality when wearing either earbud solo: That is, the button functionality logically changes to "play/pause". I'll repeat: with the Elite 4's it simply makes NO sense for my left earbud, when worn solo, to retain the ANC/HearThrough functionality and/or decreasing the volume.If this problem doesn't matter to you then these earbuds otherwise are fine. They are exactly the same in size and shape as the Elite 3's. The bass is robust and the ANC is decent enough. The HearThrough is definitely superior on the Elite 4's compared to the 3's (outside sounds are clearer, not as muffled). I haven't tested the call audio quality on the 4's.I'm disappointed as the these would've been an ideal upgrade from the 3's with the ANC and improved quality of HearThrough. The 3's provide the best fit for my ears and the audio is just great when I'm listening to the YouTube Music app on my iPhone mini (even without the AAC codec on the Elite 3's and 4's), so I'll be sticking with those for now.

I have an older set and a set of beats buds. Now I have the best of both. Independent listening with either ear and great sound.

One earphone stopped working after a month. Earphone discharge very quickly full recharge needed every 3 hours or so