Jabra Elite Sport True Wireless Headphones review: These will satisfy athletes but not audiophiles<article>
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<p>Jabra is known for its hands-free speakers and wireless phone headsets, so last year’s release of the Elite Sport Truly Wireless Headphones ($250 MSRP) wasn’t a surprise. The company’s first stab at truly wireless earbuds is geared entirely for athletes, with features like a built-in heart-rate monitor and sensors for tracking running and other high-impact exercises.</p><p>Unfortunately, the Elite Sport doesn’t possess the same level of audio quality you’ll find in other Jabra products. It’s all the more frustrating because what could have been an amazing set of earbuds is held back from greatness by minor issues.</p><h2 class="toc">Design and performance</h2>
<p>At 1.06 by 1.18 by 0.9 inches in size and weighing in at 0.23 ounces per earbud, Jabra’s Elite Sport True Wireless Headphones are amongst the beefiest truly wireless earbuds that we’ve reviewed so far. Though the earbuds’ stout dimensions make them less likely to fit in a wide variety of ears, Jabra goes to reasonable lengths to make them more wearable. The Elite Sport ship with three different sizes of silicon ear wings to keep them in place, and you also get a trio of silicon and foam ear pieces in small, medium and large sizes to help create a good seal.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3246710/iphone-ipad/jabra-elite-sport-true-wireless-headphones-review.html#jump">To read this article in full, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Jabra Elite Sport True Wireless Headphones review: These will satisfy athletes but not audiophiles
