Jabra Elite 7 Active

These functional fitness ‘phones are built to last, stay locked in your ears and have great battery life. The Elite 7 Active’ noise cancellation won’t rival class leaders, though, and you need to tweak the EQ with the smartphone app to get them sounding their best.

The Elite 7 Active offers the same great value experience as the Elite 7 Pro, with its slightly lower price and extra in-ear security offset by its lack of bone conduction sensors that enhance the Pro's call quality. The audio and ANC are both serviceable, if not the best in the game, but premium features like IP57 waterproofing, excellent battery life and wireless charging make their price seem rather reasonable on the whole.

Jabra gives its latest activity-focused earbuds the goods to stand out in a crowd and feel super comfortable doing it. The fit is on point in so many ways, as are the design and customization, making the Jabra Elite 7 Active an intriguing choice for your ears.

The Jabra Elite 7 Active are great for sports and fitness. They're intended for sports use, and once you find a good fit, they're stable enough to stay in place during intense workouts. They're also well-built and rated IP57 for dust and water resistance. Their control scheme isn't the most intuitive at first, but you can remap most of the controls, so you don't need to pull out your phone to change the track or turn up the volume during a workout.

The true wireless Jabra Elite 7 Active earphones combine quality active noise cancellation and powerful audio performance in a waterproof design that's built for exercise.

Are the Elite 7 Active considered Jabra’s best workout earbuds? No. That crown remains with the flawless Elite Active 75t. That doesn’t make this version much less valuable, though, especially since Jabra implemented specific upgrades that will benefit...