A great pair of headphones designed for sport with waterproofing - but ideally suited to everyday use with great sound quality and battery life. But you might be able to get the experience you want from Jabra's almost identical headphones without the waterproofing.

Great customisable sound; IP57 waterproofing; Comfortable fit; Great app with customisation; Good battery life; Active noise cancellation via update;

Not hugely different to the cheaper Elite 75t model;

The Jabra Elite Active 75t are a slight improvement for sports-focused users for slightly more money. Only a slightly better IP rating and a rubberized finish separate these from the base Elite 75t however, so if you don’t need these features save yourself the cash and get the regular, and already...

Rubberized texture provides grip, Increased IP rating, Compact case and earbuds

Mediocre sound, Dust and fingerprint magnet, Elite 75t are a better value

A fantastic set of truly wireless sports headphones, but we’d be tempted to buy the Jabra Elite 75t for £20 less

Bottom line: I like the Elite Active 75t’s a lot and will continue to use them daily for work, play, and epicness. Their sound quality, comfort, secure fit, size, battery life, looks, and ruggedness are excellent.

Smaller more compact design, IP57 water-/sweat-/dust-proof design, Improved sound quality, excellent clarity with distinctive bass response, Solid construction, Better battery life: 7.5 hours of use between charges, USB-C charging, Secure fit, Improved magnetic charging case, Customizable EQ...

The Elite 75t and Elite Active 75t are Jabra's 4th generation TWS models so it's not really a surprise that they are considered among the best in the market today, just like their predecessors did when they were released.

Build Quality (IP57 Certified), Design / Size / Available Colors (Navy Blue / Titanium Black / Copper Black / Grey / Sienna / Mint), Hearthrough / Sidetone / MySound Features, Exceptional Audio Quality (For The Size), Call Quality (Other End), Noise Cancelling, Battery Life (Up To 28 Hours Total),...

Price Tag (For Some)

Ever since Apple “killed” the headphone jack with the iPhone 7 back in 2016, I knew it was a matter of time before I needed to get a pair of wireless earbuds. I struggled to look for a decent pair of truly wireless stereo (TWS) earbuds but eventually found an ideal pair with the Jabra Elite Sport in...

A very cool and sophisticated design, rugged enough to be your companion at the gym, versatile sound signature, great battery life and an app that really lets you tweak the sound as you would like it—that is the Jabra Elite Active 75t in a nutshell. Really, what more could you want?

Comfortable fit that doesn't budge when running. Lengthy battery life. Superior audio with customizable equalizer.

Can't charge wirelessly, but that doesn't really bother me tbh.

As it did with its last-generation true wireless headphones, Jabra has once again released a very slight upgrade to its newer Elite 75t model. The new Elite Active 75t arrives about three months or so after the standard Elite 75t (sans Active) debuted. That model was downright excellent, earning a CNET Editors' Choice award. This "active lifestyle edition" costs $200 (£190; $AU329) or $20 more than the standard version and has some small design upgrades. Is it worth the extra dough? The short answer is that for most people, probably not. But if you're looking for a sports headphone for running and other athletic pursuits -- and you sweat a lot -- spending a little more on the Elite Active 75t may give you some added peace of mind that your headphones may hold up better over time.

They cost $20 more than the standard Elite 75t, but sports enthusiasts looking for more durability will appreciate what the Active has to offer.

Better fit and smaller than previous model; Added coating for dust and sweat resistance; Sound better than the AirPods Pro, with better clarity and tighter bass; Good for making calls; IP57 water-resistance rating (fully waterproof); HearThrough transparency mode (lets ambient noise in); 7.5-hour battery life between charges; USB-C charging;

No active noise canceling; No wireless charging; AirPods Pro are slightly better for making calls;

For the sake of making useful comparisons, we segmented our test pool into three categories: truly wireless; truly wireless with a hook over the ear; and wire-connected, which means there’s a wire or band joining the two earbuds to each other.

IP57 full waterproof and sweatproof, 7.5-hour battery life, Excellent sound quality, HearThrough mode allows you to adjust ambient sound, Waterproof, 6-hour battery life, 5-minute quick charge yields 60 minutes of battery, IPX7 waterproof, 5 hours battery life, Sport Flex Fit ear tips, AmbientAware...

HearThrough ineffective in high wind, Wind noise interrupts listening with ambient sound on, HearThrough mode is mostly wind noise, Bigger than other truly wireless buds, requires more adjusting, Bluetooth interference, Minimal ambient sound, Lackluster sound quality, Thinner, quieter sound than...