Freshly marketed, the Elite 3 marks Jabra’s foray into the mobile phone market. True wireless For an entry-level €80, this model aims to “Making voice excellence an accessible option for all“Does he succeed?
Points forts
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Rich, uniform and energetic sound reproduction.
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Ease of use, very complete control (with both headphones).
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Comfortable, secure fit.
Weak points
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Lack of accuracy in extreme bass and treble.
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Controls are cut off when used with a single earbud.
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The application is poor in features and settings.
The services offered by these Elite 3 are fully compatible with what we have every right to expect from them, both in terms of comfort, usability and listening experience. They are clearly not headphones. True wireless The most efficient and complete on the market, but they are positioned as a good choice for those who want a simple, efficient and inexpensive model. Plus, their mechanical buttons and in-ear design will appeal to those who don’t appreciate touch controls or who are looking for passive isolation, without active noise reduction.
Note: The price drop reported is calculated by comparing the lowest price of the day with the average of the lowest prices charged by all merchants for the product in the previous month, excluding in-store prices. with protective rules for those whose VAT policy is unclear (so-called “grey” stores, usually in the case of imports from China).
