Jabra’s flagship Elite 10 noise-cancelling true wireless earbuds ($249) are in the same category as the top-end models from Apple, Bose, and Sony. They're ever so slightly less effective in the active noise cancellation (ANC) department, but are still supremely well-rounded thanks to their enjoyable sound and top-notch IP57 durability rating. A full-featured, easy-to-navigate companion app with an adjustable EQ is another highlight. The Apple AirPods Pro, Bose QuietComfort Earbuds II, and Sony WF-1000XM5 each remain Editors' Choice award winners for distinct reasons, but the Elite 10 earphones are competitive across the board and the most practical of the bunch for exercise.A Subtle But Highly Durable Design Jabra's ambitions with the Elite 10 earphones are a step beyond both the older Elite 7 Pro ($199.99) and Elite 7 Active ($179.99) models. The Elite 8 Active ($199), announced alongside the Elite 10, are a more direct successor to the outgoing Elite 7 series, excel in many of t...
Jabra's Elite 10 noise-cancelling earphones make a splash with a waterproof design, effective noise cancellation, and a fully adjustable sound signature.
Powerful bass and bright highs; Competitive noise cancellation; Support for Dolby Atmos with head tracking, adjustable EQ; High-quality build; Case supports wireless charging
Easy to accidentally activate on-ear buttons; Slight masking hiss in noise cancellation mode