Jabra elite 3 - Jabra Elite 3 review

The lid in particular is a bit flimsy.

If anything, that number might be on the conservative side.

Not only do they do an admirable job of blocking out background noise, but they also deliver excellent voice reproduction.

You get three sizes in total.

The earbuds are very similar in design to both the and in that they preserve the ultra-comfortable ergonomics of those more expensive buds.

During my tests, one of the Elite 3 buds died 15 minutes short of seven hours, while the other lasted 20 minutes past the stated time limit.

I like the patterns Jabra has chosen for these controls, and that you can use either earbud solo if you want.

They fit my ears perfectly — almost as though they had been custom-made just for me.

The click patterns single, double, triple, and click-and-hold give you access to playback, call management, track skipping, volume, and voice assistant, plus a one-click ability to engage transparency mode which Jabra calls HearThrough.

The Elite 3 case is noticeably lighter though and the materials used to make it feel a bit cheap.

You should have no problem using them during your walks, runs, or any other activities.

On the aforementioned CHVRCHES track, you can easily hear finer touches like the rattle of the snare drum.