Slightly less ambitious than their Elite 8 Active counterparts, Jabra’s Elite 7 Active are among the most advanced sports headphones available. Complete and totally designed for the effort, these true wireless leave almost nothing to chance.
Strong points
Powerful, detailed and airy sound.
Complete checks
Very convincing Sound+ application.
Good fit in the ear.
Excellent autonomy.
Effective hands-free kit.
Weak points
Lack of treble control.
Very low active insulation
Not for all body types.
Very messy coating.
High-end sports headphones, the Jabra Elite 7 Active are clearly among the best students of the genre. Resistant to the elements, durable, armed with beautiful ergonomics and an energetic sound, they are only truly disappointing in the area of active noise reduction, which is simply anecdotal.
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Alternatively
The Elite Active 75t are almost identical to the Elite 75t that we have already tested. Only their IP57 certification (and therefore their increased resistance to water and perspiration) distinguishes them and therefore makes them more suitable for sports use. Even if they are a little more complete and compact, we still prefer their predecessors, the Elite Active 65t, which offer the best sound performance/price ratio to date for headphones of this type and dedicated to this specific use. .