Erato Apollo 7 vs Jabra Elite Sport (2017)

Bluetooth connectivity is very stable and rarely cuts off. This is a stark contrast to many true wireless in-ears today, where the signal cuts off on a regular basis. This ensures that you will have a continuous music listening experience with very little annoying drops and music pauses.

The highs are nice and detailed yet still sound smooth. The mids are full, forward and detailed so vocals can easily be heard. Bass is not bloated, and instead is tight and has good punch.

This sound signature offers a lot more clarity and airiness compared to most true-wireless in-ears which usually are bass heavy. While the punch in the low-end makes the Apollo 7 good enough to use for hip-hop, dance and bass-centric music, they perform best in acoustic, rock or classical tracks.

A nano coating is applied on the headphones for splash resistance. Getting these wet by rain or sweat are not likely to cause problems.

There is a single button on one earpiece. Various actions on the button like a single tap, a long press, double presses and the like will allow you to play/pause tracks, control volume as well as answer/end calls.

An aluminum transport case is included which features an internal battery. It allows you to charge these headphones even when on the move.

In this mode, the mic picks up audio from your surroundings. You can hear sound from around you mixed in with your music.

There is an integrated heart rate monitor which can connect to Jabra's fitness companion app. This combination should make it very easy for you to see fitness related data.

The Elite Sport sounds quite balanced with no harshness or muddiness. The highs are clear and deliver good detail. Mids sound natural and rich, while the bass is tight and controlled instead of bloated. With these headphones, you will get decent punch from the usually bass-centric workout tracks, yet you will still be able to enjoy a refined sound when listening to more mellow or instrument focused music.

These resist sweat and other liquids as they are IP67 rated. They can be submerged in water without getting damaged as long as the water is not too deep and they are not submerged for a long time.

You can attach wing tips to the earpieces, which allow for better in-ear fit for reduced chances of the earpieces falling off. The tips are quite soft so they will not have too much of a negative impact on comfort.

Each earpiece has two buttons which you can use to control playback or to answer/end calls.

The charging case has an internal battery that can add up to 6 hours to the Elite Sport's battery life.

There are microphones integrated in the ear pieces so hands free calls are possible. Voice quality from the mic is actually pretty good.

You get a charging case, 3 pairs of silicone ear tips in different sizes, 3 pairs of premium Comply ear tips in different sizes, 3 wing tips in different sizes as well as a charging cable.