Jabra Elite 7 Pro: Meet The Best True Wireless Earphones from Jabra

Jabra has focused on launching great True Wireless headphones in recent years, and the Elite 7 Pro is their best model, along with the Elite 7 Active sports version. The 7 series is inspired by the Elite 85t, but is available for a more attractive price and integrates state-of-the-art technology.

The Jabra Elite 7 Pro is very comfortable and lightweight. After a few seconds you forget you are wearing them. The case is also compact, ideal for carrying anywhere. They integrate seamlessly responsive controls and customization options with the MySound+ application.

When removed from the package, they produce a sculpted, bass-dominant sound. However, you can equalize it to your personal taste with the app. They also have a decent ANC, although it doesn't compare to that of the more expensive models.

They have a solid autonomy, IP57 certification and work with Bluetooth 5.2. Overall, they are a versatile, comfortable and easy to use True Wireless earbuds. The best part: the price is very competitive. In this review, we tell you about all their features, pros and cons.

Design

The cups of the Jabra Elite 7 Pro are some of the most compact we have reviewed. They are lightweight, and have a design that feels comfortable and fits perfectly. According to Jabra, the internal shape was created using information from scanning over 62,000 ears, and it shows. In addition, they come with three pairs of different sized ear cushions for the comfort of any user.

They are available in three classic colors and have a discreet appearance. They only feature the brand logo on the outside of the cups as the only decoration. The case has an equally stylish aesthetic and a similar size to the one that comes with the Sony WF-1000XM4s.

The Jabra Elite 7 Pro in-ear headphones are IP57 certified against water and dust, so you can use them at the gym or in the rain without any problems. In this respect, they outperform the Sony WFs, which are only IPX4 certified.

They work with the Jabra Sound+ application, which is very intuitive and offers you several options to control and customize the Jabra Elite 7 Pro. For example, you can run a test to check if the fit is correct with the tips you chose, or customize the active noise cancellation.

In addition, you can select the functions of the controls located on the cups to manage playback, receive calls, etc. Among the options is the option to mute playback when transparency mode is activated.

The cup buttons respond perfectly and work with adequate pressure. If you don't want to use the physical controls, you can also control the Jabra Elite 7 Pro with Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant.

Connectivity

The Elite 7 Pro works with the Bluetooth 5.2 version, which means that stability is impeccable. It also transmits audio simultaneously to both cups and optimizes energy expenditure, which contributes to battery life.

They do not support the high-resolution aptX or LDAC codecs, but SBC and AAC are sufficient for most users playing their favorite songs on Spotify. Another nice feature of these Bluetooth headphones is that they can be synchronized simultaneously with two devices.

Battery life

The battery life of the Jabra Elite 7 Pro is very good for the price. They yield eight hours of continuous playback with noise cancellation on, and the case gives you an additional 22 hours, for a total of 30. In this respect they surpass the Sony WF-1000XM4, one of the best True Wireless on the market.

The case charges very quickly, and only five minutes is enough for more than one hour of playback. You can charge the case with the USB-C port, or wirelessly with a compatible Qi mat.

Sound quality

The sound profile has a very strong bass that reduces the clarity of the mid-tones. The Jabra Elite 7 Pro works with a technology that performs a test to adjust the frequency response. We appreciate this detail, but the truth is that it doesn't make for a very remarkable balance.

That said, the application also features a five-band equalizer to adjust the profile to your personal taste, and is a good remedy for achieving a more neutral balance. If you are a fan of bass, such as that emitted by Beats headphones, the factory profile will fascinate you. If you are a purist, the equalizer does a good job.

Like most in-ear headphones, the spatiality is not remarkable, and the music feels a bit compressed. In this respect, it doesn't compare to good Bluetooth over-ear headphones, although the difference is not very noticeable in genres such as electronica or hip hop. Overall, the sound quality is good, and they do not distort at high volumes. The audio has a lot of impact and presence.

The ANC is not the best. They handle static noises well, although they do not filter out all sporadic noises. These are decent, though not amazing, noise cancelling headphones. On the other hand, passive insulation is excellent thanks to the seal created by the cups.

Call quality is remarkable. The Jabra Elite 7 Pro features four external microphones that pick up voices excellently and reduce external noise to sound clear in any environment.

Why do we like the Jabra Elite 7 Pro?

The value for money is excellent, and they offer a great experience. They are water resistant, can be charged wirelessly and the battery life is very good. They are also comfortable, lightweight and offer good sound, as well as decent noise cancellation.

Why don't we like them?

If you are looking for faithful audio, this model is not for you. You can equalize the sound profile, but the Sony WF-1000XM4s offer better clarity, balance and separation. The ANC is also not among the best and doesn't compare to that of the Bose QuietCOmfort Earbuds, for example.

Conclusion

The Jabra Elite 7 Pro offer many high-end features, such as wireless charging or IP57 certification, for an attractive price. They are an excellent choice if you are looking for versatile, noise-cancelling True Wireless earbuds. Interested? Find the best price on Amazon.

If you need an over-ear headset with ANC, we recommend the excellent Jabra Elite 85H.

Jabra Elite 7 Pro reviews

This model has a score of 4.1 stars out of 5 on Amazon, and more than 50% of people rate it with the highest score. Below, we've included some of the various reviews highlighted on the shopping portal:

• Francisco Ruiz: “They attach perfectly, and I think the physical buttons are better than the tactile ones. They are resistant and have a lot of extra functions, such as noise cancellation.”
• José Carmona Muñoz: “I didn't know this brand and I bought them. I don't regret it at all. They fit my ears better than any other pair of headphones, and you can configure them as you like. Some people have told me that they don't hear me very well, so I'll have to check the configuration.”
• Enmanuel Spinello: “Excellent sound, but the ANC is null. They are good headphones, but the noise cancellation disappointed me.”