New Jabra Elite 7 Pro headphones good in sound quality
Wireless headphones have become the eye-catcher of 2021. Every manufacturer offers another option and most focus on incredible quality, noise elimination, or just incredible cost.
Jabra is one of the brands that covers all these expectations, with a few headphone models focused on solid quality, for example, the Jabra Elite 75t, or in an incredible price / quality ratio, for example, the Jabra Elite 3 ; The latter is joined by the new Jabra Elite 7 Pro, which bets on an equally vital angle: calls.
Capture better than all other headphones
We live in an era in which we must be continuously updated, always ready for a video call and always sending voice messages through WhatsApp and this without the need to get away from our music and fun.
The Elite 7 Pro are built for this kind of life, with uncommonly designed advancements for sound pickup.
It certainly sounds peculiar coming from Jabra, better known for its HD gadgets, but with these headphones they have set out to offer the best sound quality for calls; and they have actually succeeded.
The key lies in the Jabra MultiSensor Voice innovation, which relies on the use of four amplifiers with a high-end voice pick-up sensor (VPU); Behind all that display language, there is an extremely fascinating design.
How does the technology in the Jabra Elite 7 Pro work?
At the moment when the devices distinguish the presence of wind, which can influence the recording of our voice, the headphones use bone conduction innovation to obtain the vibrations of the jaw.
It must be explained that this frame does not only work with the vibrations of our face, but uses them to improve the sound captured by the four amplifiers.
What has been admired is that the results have generally been excellent? In a circumstance of unwanted noise (with a constant air source nearby) we realize that the headphones deliver what they are promising, the voice is heard perfectly.
The quality of the microphone of a mobile is not at the level of these headphones; however, with headphones on, every word comes through flawlessly.
In real tests we've found the way they can "cover" secondary sounds is impressive.
External sounds removed
In a call external sounds should not be heard by the receiver. That is the reason why the Jabra Elite 7 Pro have noise cancellation, something exceptionally normal in this range of headphones; what is not so normal is the level of customization that we have, on account of the Jabra authority app for iOS and Android.
Jabra allows us to completely modify the sound of these headphones, starting with the adjustment; With MyFit we can start a small test to make sure if we are using them properly, and with MySound we will start a sound test in each ear independently, we also edit our age and gender, since it will change the sound accordingly to make it more pleasant.
For example, this works if we hear the high tone better in one ear compared to the other.
The dynamics of the commotion can be altered with a small test, in which we can change the levels and the amount of clamor that we must let in.
Also, when we are established, in general, we can change the force of the clamor by undoing, even though I have to say that regardless of how much we upload it, it is not extremely incredible.
In addition, we have a HearThrough, which will help users, since we can at any time just press the button on the left earphone, and we can listen to our surroundings.
More modest and lighter
The charging case is unique, and while it may be too large for the small size of the earbuds, it doesn't bother your pocket. An interesting detail is that the charging pin that is USB-C is on the front and not on the back like all the others.
It essentially has Qi remote charging, so there really isn't any major reason for wired charging.
Great sound
Jabra is widely known for its quality sound, but sadly we can't say the same for the Jabra Elite 7 Pro.
It is not so much that they sound bad, it is simply that they fail compared to other headphones of similar cost. The truth is that it is not necessary to change manufacturers: I think that the Jabra Elite 75t, which cost 50 euros less, sound better, with more force and range.
With the Elite 7 Pro I have the feeling that they fall short in that effect, that "something else" that elevates the sound to another level.
They are still a Jabra, and that means the sound is fresh, clear and quality. In that sense, they do not disconcert, and in reality we will want to listen to all genres of music with hardly any problems.
The best quality in microphone
Finally, I think choosing between the Jabra Elite 7 Pro and another model comes down to your need; In case your needs are calls, the Jabra Elite 7 Pro are the headphones that best capture your voice.
They are also more modest and fully adjustable; on the other hand, the sound, without being terrible, is poor compared to other options, for example, the Jabra Elite 75t.
Price
The Jabra Elite 7 Pro can now be purchased from the original Jabra website for € / $199.99.
