These Jabra Elite 10 Earbuds Are at Their Lowest Price Ever Right Now
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If you’ve been eyeing premium earbuds but couldn’t justify the splurge, the Jabra Elite 10 earbuds are now $149.99 on Amazon, down from $249.99—their lowest price ever, according to price trackers.
These earbuds (rated "Excellent" by PCMag) have a semi-open fit that is said to offer more comfort than traditional in-ear models without fully embracing the "roomy" feel of open earbuds. Plus, they come with four pairs of oval silicone eartips in small, medium, large, and extra-large options, so finding a snug fit shouldn’t be an issue.
That said, the on-ear controls of the ear pieces are reportedly a mixed bag—great for avoiding accidental touches, but prone to getting triggered while adjusting them in your ears. You can tweak these controls in the Jabra Sound+ app. The app is also where you’ll find a five-band equalizer, presets like Bass Boost, and a “Soundscapes” section with relaxing white noise and ocean waves. On the sound front, with 10mm dynamic drivers delivering a 20Hz–20kHz frequency range, the Elite 10s reportedly bring deep, punchy bass without overwhelming the mids and highs, making the audio feel exciting (though purists may find the bass a bit too forward). As for ANC, these earbuds offer excellent noise cancellation, cutting down powerful, low-frequency rumbles to near-silence and handling highs and mids in noisy environments like a pro, notes this PCMag review.
The Elite 10's multipoint connectivity makes it easy to pair with two devices, while its Bluetooth 5.3 compatibility and Google Fast Pair features ensure a hassle-free setup. Additionally, durability is another win here. With their IP57 rating, dust won’t bother them, and they can survive sweaty workouts, rain, or even a quick rinse. For comparison, top competitors from Apple, Bose, and Sony only manage an IPX4 rating, which is far less impressive. Battery life is decent, too—six hours with ANC on (or eight with it off), plus an extra 21 to 28 hours from the case, which also supports Qi wireless charging (adding some extra convenience). Of course, these numbers may vary slightly depending on your volume levels.