Jabra Elite Active 75t True Wireless Earbuds with Wireless Charging Enabled Case, Gray

Pros: __________br>• In comparison to many others, it is very small, compact, and has a sleek design. Wearing these Jabra headphones gives you a clean, unobtrusive appearance. Apple will never be able to recoup this investment. • They are well-fitting and secure. These earbuds will not leave your ear unless you remove them with your hands, according to my experience. When I was listening to Jimi Hendrix, I ran, jumped on a trampoline, and bobbed my head up and down. Very solid, no swaying at all. • They are easy to put on and take off. Instead of relying on all of the stability near the speaker end, the 75t relies on your ears. • Excellent connection. br>• Secure and comfortable. Using them as a phone or for music has never been a problem. Bluetooth version 5. If you want, you can connect the 75t to your phone as well as another device. • The case has a battery life of up to 28 hours; I didn't test this, but after a week of use, I had to charge it. br>• The case is extremely small and can stand on its own. Think of it as a smaller version of Apple's noise-canceling Airpods charging case. This allows me to put my wallet and keys in the same pants pocket. br>• The case has a magnetic seal that makes it easy to open and close. The magnet's strength allows the earbuds to be held upside down without falling off. • There is a USB port on the case. Charges quickly at C. A 10- • You can check the battery levels for the case and the earbuds with the app (more on the app later). br>• A minute charge gave the case 40 minutes more battery life. br>• The mic placement is fantastic. The 75t is equipped with four microphones, allowing for crystal-clear communication on their end. I walked into the wind, with little to no wind distortion on the other side. These microphones assist in isolating outside noises, allowing your voice to be the only one that is heard. They do their job, and they do it well. br>• The earbuds have a built-in mute button; small perks like this go a long way, Jabra. br>• One-of-a-kind, one-of-a-kind, one- If you're connected to your phone and press the earbuds, you'll get Alexa, Google, or Siri on your end. • Resistant to sweat and dust. Sweat all you want, but these buds aren't going anywhere. • The app for these is one of the best features. You can personalize your sound take with the 75t's app, which has a very user-friendly layout. I believe that allowing the use of custom sound profiles is important because only you know what is best for your hearing. I'm very pleased with this because it allows for a lot of customization. br>• Another cool feature of the app is that the earbuds will automatically adapt to what you're changing in the app when you apply your personal sound settings. There is no need to pause or restart them. • br>• br>br>br>br>br>b wise: This bass level is one of the best on the market. If you enjoy bass music, you will enjoy this in every way. If you aren't, simply go into the app and decrease the amount. br>• The mids and highs are clear, and the Passive Noise Reduction does a good job of blocking out ambient noise. br>• When I remove my earbuds, the music I was listening to is automatically turned off. Sensors that react quickly. br>• The tap controls are straightforward and precise. The fact that you can control the volume controls on the earbuds themselves is the best part for me. There's no need to make a phone call. br>br>Cons and Opinions: • The bass __________br> It's excellent, but it's also excessively excellent. It completely drowns out the music's highs and lows, making it sound like boom, boom, boom all the time. I went into the app right away and reduced the bass. Regrettably, the bass power remains, but it isn't nearly as strong as it once was. This is an advantage for songs that require bass, but I'm not a bass player. • There is no noise-cancelling software built-in. When the wind is in your face, the Passive Noise Reduction feature comes in handy. It reduces wind resistance significantly, but a loud environment in the earbuds will remain loud. br>• Low water rating. Because there is only sweat resistance, you must exercise extreme caution when it rains or snows. These are great for running, but the fact that you have to be careful not to get your buds wet is a turnoff. br>• The ear is bulky. These buds appear to be about to pop out of my ear, despite their diminutive size. Extend the earbuds, as Apple did, to make them thinner and less like large jelly beans. • The case does not support wireless charging. • You get a less than full day of battery life on average, which isn't ideal, but other reviewers have reported worse, so be cautious. • These buds have a lot of suction; I don't mind it, but I know some people don't like it and would prefer some air. If you're a runner, this is particularly important. • You can use the left earbud on its own. The right is able to do so, but the left is unable to. So far, Jabra has stated that a software update will be available in 2020, so we'll have to wait and see what happens. br>• These buds do not automatically change your settings. I had to wait a few times for the buds to adjust to the app's settings. When there are significant changes, this happens. br>• I used an iPhone, and these phones don't have Siri. You must make a phone call. br>• Due to the size, those with large hands may have difficulty using these. br>• When I tried to connect my computer and phone at the same time, the buds malfunctioned. It's trying to figure out what your primary use is, and it's having trouble deciding which one to give you when your phone rings while you're watching a YouTube video. br>• Because of their small size, I frequently press the wrong buttons on the buds, and there is a learning curve on where to press. br>br>Bottom Line:__________br>br>__________br>br>__________br>br>__________br>br>__________br>br>__________br>br>__________br>br>___ I had to physically remove them from my ears to get them out. Also, I was blown away by the sound customization options available in the app. With a small design, a great microphone setup, and an excellent battery case, I felt these were earbuds I could take on the go without attracting unwanted attention (unlike Apple). br>br>However, there's still that bass. It's great when the music complements it, but it's a pain when there's bass in songs that don't require it. Although the app is useful, you should expect the default sound to be neutral for the price you're paying. In the end, there are decent earbuds but with a mediocre battery life, my expectations were higher given the price. br>br>Overall: The pricing is up with the big guys (Apple, Samsung, etc), so I expected to get some form of noise-canceling software, but sadly no. br>br>In the end, there are decent earbuds but with a mediocre battery life, my expectations were higher given the price. The sound quality is good, with a lot of bass, but the battery life isn't impressive. I hope I was of assistance to you. br>br> br>Honest Reviewer, br>Love.

Ayla Shields

| Aug 03, 2021

I'll go over the flaws/improvements first, followed by some advantages and disadvantages. br>br>First complaint: The charging casebr>The charging case on the 65t's was a strange type of case where you had to squeeze the side or the center to open them; it wasn't a pain, but it was unusual. The 75t's have that fixed; it's a simple magnetic case to open; I like how magnetic it is, and how strong it is. br>br>Gripe No. 2: br>br> The 65t's just sort of sat in the case; there was no positive engagement and you had to rely on a light to tell you if they were connected; sometimes if I was in a hurry and didn't double-check the buds were properly inserted, they wouldn't charge; similarly, if I needed to open them quickly, the buds would sometimes pop out and fall on the ground. The 75t's are magnetically linked, which is absolutely incredible! I can't express how much I appreciate this because they stay put; in fact, the magnet is so strong that you have to be deliberate in removing them. br>br>Gripe Number Three: The on-earbud buttonsbr>I found the 65t's button to be a little stiff/hard to press, and having extra pressure on my ear was a little uncomfortable. The 75t's have much more sensitive buttons, and I love that they're single buttons; yes, there are different combinations to remember, but having softer buttons is a huge plus in my opinion. br>br>Now it's time for the pros! The sound is as follows: br> br>I think the sound on these is a tad better than the 65t's; there's a lot more bass, and I mean a LOT more bass. In fact, I need to turn down the bass on my Jabra app a little; I suppose too much bass is a negative, but I enjoy hearing the lower end on all of my songs. br>br>Battery life: br>On average, I get a 7. When I use the middle volume, the run time is about 25 hours; when I use the high volume, the run time is about 6 hours. One thing I haven't tested is run time without using the EQ in the app; I'm sure I could get a little more if I left the EQ at default or flat? In addition, the case has significantly more backup charge than the 65t's, making it a significant upgrade. Listen carefully: br>br> br>Hear through is one of my favorite features. I can't say enough good things about them because I use them primarily in the office and don't have to take them out to hear coworkers. It is a huge plus for me to be able to interact with coworkers or have conversations. The Situation: br>br> br>Excellent case improvements; love that it's magnetic; magnetic earbuds, and strong ones at that; no more lost earbuds. br>br>Charge port:br>USB-C Due to the industry's transition to USB-based devices, C it's nice to support one fewer cable. br>br>On to the cons! br>Br>Br>Br>Br>Br>Br>B br>Could it be that the bass is a little too strong? However, I enjoy it; I'm a big over-the-head, can-wearing guy, so getting a little more bass out of my on-the-go headphones is a nice bonus, but it may turn off some people. Magnets for ear buds: br>br> br>The magnets that hold these little guys in place are strong, and because the ear buds are so small, getting them out can be difficult. The flip side is that they won't go away easily, so pick your battles carefully. Overall impressions: br>br> br>I like how you get so much more battery life (and case battery) in such a small package, with strong bass and great sound. These 75t's stay in my ears, I don't have to worry about them falling out during workouts, and they're just as snug (if not more so) than the 65t's. I'm looking forward to using these on my longer bike rides during the warmer months. I believe that just having the extra battery life to get me through the work day without having to recharge in the middle of the day is a huge plus and a reason to buy or upgrade.

Jayson Little

| Oct 10, 2021