Jabra - Elite 65t True Wireless Earbud Headphones - Titanium Black
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Features
True wireless
Jabra Elite 65t are third-generation true wireless earbuds. Experience the stability that lets you take calls and listen to music without worrying about dropouts.
Use all day, whatever your listening needs
Offer up to five hours of battery life, and with additional power from the included pocket-friendly charging case, you can enjoy up to 15 hours of use.
Perfect call and voice quality
The unique four-microphone technology gives you effective wind noise reduction on calls.
Passive noise cancellation
Helps block out noise to ensure clear sound reproduction.
Built to work and guaranteed to last
Jabra Elite 65t feature an IP55 rated design. Wherever your day takes you, your activities won't get in the way of easy, reliable access to calls and music.
HearThrough technology
Provides external ambient noise into earbuds for awareness.
Voice command made simple
You can instantly connect to Alexa, Siri or Google Now, which allows you to quickly get the information you need - whether that be setting appointments, finding events, or having messages read back to you.
6.0mm x 5.1mm drivers
Deliver powerful sound.
20Hz - 20kHz headphones frequency response
Ensures faithful sound reproduction.
16 ohms impedance
Helps efficiently conduct power.
What's Included
- Jabra Elite 65t True Wireless Earbud Headphones
- Charging case
- Micro-USB cable
- 3 sets of silicon EarGels
- Quick start guide
- Warranty and Warning leaflets, TA label
Manuals & Guides
Key Specs
- Sound ModeStereo
- Connection TypeWireless
- Wireless ConnectivityBluetooth
- True WirelessYes
- Maximum Wireless Range33 feet
- Water ResistantYes
- Built-In MicrophoneYes
- Carrying CaseYes
- Headphone FitIn-Ear
- Battery Life5 hours
- Battery Charge Time2 hours
- Ear Tip Sizes IncludedLarge, Medium, Small
General
- Product NameElite 65t True Wireless Earbud Headphones
- BrandJabra
- Additional Accessories IncludedCharging case, 3 pairs of EarGels
- Ear CushionsYes
- Ear Tip Sizes IncludedLarge, Medium, Small
- Model Number100-99000000-02
- SeriesJabra Earbuds
- ColorTitanium Black
- Color CategoryGray
Audio
- Sound IsolatingYes
- Minimum Frequency Response20 hertz
- Maximum Frequency Response20 kilohertz
- Impedance16 ohms
- Sensitivity103 decibels adjusted
- Integrated AmplifierYes
- Sound ModeStereo
Connectivity
- Connection TypeWireless
- Wireless ConnectivityBluetooth
- True WirelessYes
- Bluetooth VersionOther
- Maximum Wireless Range33 feet
- Number Of Devices Connectable Simultaneously2
Features
- Water ResistantYes
- Built-In MicrophoneYes
- Carrying CaseYes
- ControlsCall, Track selection, Volume
Design
- Headphone FitIn-Ear
- StyleTravel
Power
- RechargeableYes
- Battery Life5 hours
- Battery Charge Time2 hours
- Charging Accessory IncludedCase
- Battery Life Provided by Charging Case10 hours
Dimension
- Product Height0.9 inches
- Product Width1.2 inches
- Product Depth1.1 inches
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty - Parts1 Year
- Manufacturer's Warranty - Labor1 Year
Other
- UPC615822010535
Customer rating
Rating 4.2 out of 5 stars with 4285 reviews
(4,285 Reviews)Expert rating
Rating 4.2 out of 5 stars with 17 reviews
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- Pros mentioned:Ease of use, Sound quality, Use for phone callsCons mentioned:Buttons
Rating 4 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Go Get These!!!! Business People and Casual Users
Posted .Pros mentioned:Ease of use, Sound quality, Use for phone callsCons mentioned:Buttons-=First Impressions=- Typical Jabra presentation with secure and simple packaging. My first thoughts were "these look so business/corporate, they could replace my Plantronics Voyager Edge". Fitting took some getting used to, but once I found the right tips they did not fall out or move at all. Initially, you may feel discomfort while trying to find YOUR proper ear tips, but that goes away fairly quickly. These are pure quality and built to last! The Elite 65t buds are a little bigger than a nickel. The case is pocket sized and fits nicely in the palm your hand although it takes some practice for one handed operation. I wish there was a way to get more accurate battery representation for the case in app or a light bar/indicator. Sound isolation is very good and I think these are the most well balanced for music and voice calls. The best part is you will NOT look like Frankenstein with these in your ears! I love the low profile build of these. Things I like: +Bluetooth 5.0 - these are the ONLY ones on the market with Bluetooth 5.0 as of this review 2/13/2018. +Total Wireless Solution - no wires bouncing on your neck or sticking to you when you work out. No more accidental tugging to annoy you when you are running. Lightweight and can go hours without noticing them. +Built Quality/IP55 - splash proof and dust proof. Offers 2yr warranty on IP55 protection! Built like tanks! +Fit - the fit was perfect and not one single movement during my run or workout. I ran about 5 miles and then did my weight routine. Not a single wiggle. Great job Jabra! +Quick Charge - a quick 15-minute charge provides up to 90 minutes of play time! +Case - has battery reserve of 2 charges. That means 10 hours in the case and 5hrs on the headphones for 15hrs total. +Battery Life - I can probably get a week's worth of use before needing to recharge the case. Easily makes it through a few gym sessions. +Sound & EQ - nice balanced sound. Not too bass heavy and not sharp in highs. I would say it is a sound profile similar to Jaybirds. These have great sound isolation though. EQ available through app. +Mono/Stereo - these can be used in stereo or mono. Use only the right side if you want to have a single Bluetooth experience +Call Quality - in stereo these are amazing. Callers cannot tell if I am using a Bluetooth or not. +Pass Through Sound - these use the on-board mics to allow sound in so you can hear around you while listening to music. +Sound Synced - there is no latency between video playback and audio in my ears. It is perfect and not a complaint in this department. +Look - looks nice, business/executive styling. Very subtle and no not attract much attention. Things I would change: -No aptX - no support for aptX or aptXhd. Sound quality is good, but this should be standard for all wireless headphones with BT5.0 -Button Placement - after some practice, I have figured out where things are. The left ear controls are difficult to find and press. -Buttons - the left side buttons are very stiff and require a LOT of pressure to activate. This make the earbud uncomfortable since you press into your ear to activate. -Charging - you're only able to charge in the cradle. If anything happens to it, you will probably have to shell out more cash as they require a proprietary pin charger. -No Tracking - there should be some sort of way to blast sound to these in case you lose them. An alert with last known location should be an option when out of range. -No USB C - it's unbelievable we are still using micro USB in 2018. I worry I may break the connector since everything I own now has USB C. -App - the app is excellent with regards to features but these do not get stored once you put them away. -Lost Settings - I would incorporate some way of storing last used settings to the ear buds so you don't need to use the app to reactivate them each time. -Range - these are advertised as BT5.0. That means you should get around 120ft range with them if you have a phone that also supports BT5.0. Not the case here. I seriously doubt these are actually BT5.0 being that the range is around 30ft like BT4.0. -Case - I would like to see a light bar or indicator LCD that shows battery level. One light isn't good enough for me. Also, it is tough to use with one hand. It takes practice but can be done. Maybe wireless charging in the case would be nice as well. -Voice Commands - there is a terrible delay in the time you say "answer" and the time the call is answered using voice commands -=The Verdict=- These are a great release from Jabra. Audiophiles, these are not for you since you know only a wired listening device produces the best sound. If you want new Bluetooth headset, these are a buy. They offer versatility without sacrificing call quality and music quality. These are built to last.
I would recommend this to a friend - Pros mentioned:Battery life, Ease of use, Sound qualityCons mentioned:Buttons
Rating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Great Wireless Earbuds, AirPod Slayer For Many!
Posted .Pros mentioned:Battery life, Ease of use, Sound qualityCons mentioned:ButtonsI stayed away from wireless earbuds for quite some time. All of the ones I had tried previously had horrible battery life, dropped the signal all the time, were way too obtrusive in my ears, and worst of all they usually sounded pretty bad. The first pair of wireless earbuds I kept and loved were the Apple AirPods and I still think they are a great choice for many people, but they do have some serious issues for some folks. They don't block out any outside noise, are not IP rated (so can't be counted on to keep out dust and moisture), and can easily fall out of your ears if you are doing anything other than sitting or walking casually. They have some pretty great benefits as well with great connectivity to Apple devices, very good sound quality, great battery life, multiple charges from the storage case, and they are small and compact. The great thing about the Jabra Elite 65t earbuds is that they match or surpass most of the best qualities of AirPods and solve all of the problems I mentioned. Let's break this down shall we? Looks: While I appreciate the Apple aesthetic, many people have commented that they thought the AirPods looked weird. Perhaps because they don't look like 'normal' earbuds or because they are so jarringly white. The Elite 65t looks sharp and professional. The black and gunmetal gray are unobtrusive and since they hug your ear rather closely, some people may even miss that you are wearing them. Big win goes to the Elites. Sound Signature: Here I would call it a tie. I enjoy the sound from the AirPods and I think the sound is phenomenal from the Elites. While some people such as myself like the fact that the Jabra Elite app allows for fine tuning the equalizer settings, most won't care about this or even know that they can do this. I'm going to give the Elites the win on this one too, mostly because of the sound options not necessarily over quality of the sound signature. Isolation: This is an easy victory for the Elites. AirPods have virtually none unless you have REALLY small ears and have them jammed in there. The Jabra Elite has traditional earbud tips that come in three different sizes and provide a nice seal that passively blocks a lot of noise. This lets you enjoy your music a bit more and you can listen to it at a lower volume since it isn't competing with other noise. The good thing about the different size tips is that you can mix and match with them. I have a small tip on the right earbud and a medium on the left since my ear canals are different sizes. That being said, many people don't like earbuds with tips that go into your ear canal because they find them uncomfortable, I am usually one of those people (which is one of the reasons I like the AirPods) but these tips seem to be soft enough and well sized and I haven't had any problems so far. You get a good enough seal without having to really cram them in your ears so that is a nice plus. Active Use: Another win for the Elites. Apple AirPods stay in my ears better than I thought they would but I have had them fall out many times while doing yard work, exercise, and sometimes just walking around. The fit of the Elites is snug enough that this is not a problem. I have yet to have them come out even when cranking hard on an elliptical machine (which is probably the most jarring of the activities I do on a regular basis). Also, the Jabra Elites are IP55 rated that gives them considerable dust and moisture resistance. Now I wouldn't wear these in a dust storm and you sure a heck can't submerge them but they can take the elements far better than AirPods. If you have always wondered about IP ratings I have attached a handy little graphic that breaks it down for you. The Sport version of these are IP56 so they are a bit more moisture resistant. Charging Case: This one goes to Apple. The AirPod case is smaller, holds more of a charge (24 hours), and therefore can recharge the earbuds through more cycles. That being said, they Jabra case is much smaller than I expected and has one really good feature and that is the snap lock. The magnetic latch on the AirPods sometimes doesn't keep the headphones tightly set and I've had several times where one of the AirPods doesn't charge while the other one does. The lid on the Jabra Elite case holds the earbuds down on their charging connectors consistently and well so this is not a worry. While the Jabra case may not hold as much juice, what it does have is going to reliably charge your Elites. Call Quality: This one is a tie. My wife says that I sound better through both the AirPods and Elites than I do just talking though my phone normally. The sound isolation on the Elites though makes it easier to make out softer talking from those calling you. Bluetooth Connectivity: Again, a tie. Both have solid connections to my iPhone and other devices and I have yet to have a dropped signal from either. The AirPods seamlessly hook up to all of my Apple devices without any work from me but the pairing with the Jabra Elite is easy as well (it's just not 'magical' like the AirPod sync). The Jabra Elites are on the new Bluetooth 5 spec but I have yet to determine a difference between it and the version 4 on the AirPods but perhaps as more devices support it (my phone does not), it may be more of an issue. Controls: This one is a win for Apple. This is only because there is one glaring problem with the Jabras and that is that they aren't gesture control or just touches but are actual button presses. The buttons can sometime be hard to actuate and have the unfortunate side-effect of forcing the earbud into my ear. For someone who really does not like that sensation, it can be a problem. That being said there are a lot more controls that are available through the button presses than are available for the AirPods. Also, I have an Apple Watch and control my AirPods with it, so that has always been really seamless for me so I have to give this one to Apple. This would be different if Jabra would change from actual button presses to taps. I would be ok with the loss of some control features to not have to push the Elites into my ears to get a good actuation. Overall: The Jabra Elite 65t is probably they best wireless earbud out there now and it is going to take a lot for anyone to push them off the top of that hill. Across the board they either meet or exceed the quality of Apple AirPods and absolutely destroy any other wireless earbuds that I've tried. These are an outstanding choice for anyone and I highly recommend them. I think it would almost be impossible to be disappointed in them. I don't say that about many things.
I would recommend this to a friend - Pros mentioned:Battery life, Ease of use, Sound qualityCons mentioned:Bulky
Rating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Truly the ELITE Earbuds
Posted .Pros mentioned:Battery life, Ease of use, Sound qualityCons mentioned:BulkyJabra Elite 65t Setup/Testing/Conclusion I have to first say… I am quite impressed with Jabra on creating the Elite 65t. When I first saw the box I really liked the packaging. Jabra made the box standout with the yellow color that you’ll typically see with other Jabra products. Some of the text on the box is silver so it gives it that “premium” look. Jabra didn’t overdo it because they only made the Elite and one side of the box text silver. Once you break the seal on the bottom of the packaging and pull the yellow box out, you’re prompted with a little grey tab to pull out which discloses the “Welcome to Superior Sound” card. On that card you’ll be able to see the earbuds through a hole. Once you remove that card you’ll gain access to the Elite 65t, the charging box, need help contact sheet, get started booklet, usb charging cable, and of course extra ear gels. For those of you that require different size ear gels; Jabra provides you with a small, medium, and large (medium installed by default). I personally didn’t have any problems at all with the already installed medium ear gels. Getting started was honestly pretty simple and straightforward. I took a look at the get started booklet for reference but found that I got a better understanding of how everything works after downloading the app. The app you want to download is the Jabra Sound+ app. After, you’ll be able to download the Jabra Service app. Please note that the Jabra Service app is not a standalone app! Make sure you download the Jabra Sound+ app. After downloading the two apps I paired the Elite 65t with my Google Pixel phone without any issues whatsoever. Within the app, you’ll be able to set the voice assistant which is on default or you could select Amazon Alexa. When clicking on Audio experience you’ll be able to change settings of HearThrough, Auto Pause, and Headset Prompts. HearThrough basically gives you the ability to have it off where no audio from your surroundings will be transmitted to your headset. Or you can set it to Mix or on and customize the way you want it. AutoPause works where if you remove one earbud from your ear, audio will pause. Headset Prompts basically gives you verbal headset prompts, pretty straightforward there. Other things you can customize is the call experience like call audio, caller ID or even the Sidetone. If you don’t know what Sidetone is, it’s basically where you can hear your own voice when on a call; I set mine to off. The last thing you can customize is the Equalizer. Don’t forget! If you need to change the language for guidance; Jabra gives you the ability to change it to either Deutsch, English, Francais, or Chinese. I must say, the Elite 65t is definitely customizable. I like the fact that the app can control so many things. But what helped me out the most personally is having the ability to reference the actual user manual within the app. So instead of looking at a paper instruction manual or downloading the PDF manual online, I was able to reference to it within the app at any given moment; which I did quite often. Using the Jabra Elite 65t was fantastic. The earbuds fit into my ear snug and didn’t cause any discomfort at all. My coworker mentioned that it looked just a little bit bulky in his opinion. I personally felt like it wasn’t a problem at all. The sound quality when playing music was fantastic. The earbuds did a great job with blocking out people around me (when working in an office). I tested the Elite 65t by making a couple calls and the receiving end said that I was clear and could barely hear any noise around me. I tested this because I work near the airport runway along with having my window rolled down and driving while talking to someone. The button placement on the earbuds are also not a problem for me. Left earbud basically controls the volume along with being able to skip songs. Right earbud is the “master” earbud I guess you could say. It functions by pausing music, holding it down to access your voice assistant, hanging up phone calls, or even turning off the earbuds. I like the fact that the Elite 65t comes with the portable on-the-go charging case. So the earbuds alone can operate up to 5 hours of use, with the charging case; you’ll get a total of 15 hours. The portable charging case basically gives you 2 full charges, meaning 5 hours (earbuds) + 5 hours (case) + 5 hours (case) gives you a total of 15 hours. I didn’t have any problems loading the earbuds into the case and plugging it into my PC with the included charging cable. In conclusion; the only thing I would’ve liked to see is instead of the USB charging cable, a USB C cable instead. Only reason why is because a lot of electronics are moving to USB C now. It’s just flat out better… Nonetheless, Jabra has truly done an excellent job on the Elite 65t. Everything from packaging, to sound quality (input and output), to materials used was really thought out by Jabra. The Elite 65t definitely reached and exceeded my expectations. I will continue to use the Elite 65t on the daily and tune everybody out at work while jamming to some music. Don’t forget ladies and gentlemen! Register your product after downloading the app to take benefit of the warranty! Product Information 4 Microphone Enhanced Sound Customize your Music Proven Wireless Connection Up to 15 Hours Battery Voice Assistant Enabled 2 Year Warranty (Dust & Water). Registration required with the Jabra Sound+ app. What's in the box? Elite 65t Earbuds (w/ Medium Ear Gels Installed) On-The-Go Charging Case USB to Micro USB Cable Large and Small Ear Gels Get Started Guide Contact (Help) Sheet
I would recommend this to a friend Features
Quality5 out of 5Value5 out of 5Ease of Use5 out of 5Rating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
The best True Wireless Earbuds
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Quality5 out of 5Value5 out of 5Ease of Use5 out of 5I love this earbuds! This is the true definition of brilliant engineering. Same caliber as Bose. It comes with an app for both iOS/Android and you can set the equalizer to whatever mood you wish. The most amazing feature is the microphone. The Elite 65t has 4 microphones making your conversation with the other party seamless and very very clear. You’ll never regret it. The price is even more affordable. Will keep these earbuds till it breaks... question is how??
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Quality5 out of 5Value5 out of 5Ease of Use5 out of 5I would recommend this to a friendRating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Better than Airpods!
|Posted .I was looking to buy a pair of Bluetooth earbuds for my iPhone but was unsure of what to buy. Prices were all over the board and wouldnt even know if I would like them. A friend of mine let me borrow his airpods and although I liked them and the features, they wouldn't stay comfortably in my ear and would easily fall out of my ears. I saw these during the 2018 CES convention and was intrigued. It had all the same features as the airpods plus a little more so I pre-ordered them and received them prior to the release date. I cannot express the how happy I am with this decision. - These stay in my ears comfortably no matter what I do. - Although they aren't noise canceling, they do block out some sound with a touch of a button. This way you can make them closed (where you hear only what you're listening to) or open (where you can also listen to sound around you) - The included app has a great equalizer and has constant updates to software and firmware. - They're loud - they pair with 2 devices (but can only listen to one at a time. I cannot recommend these earbuds highly enough!
I would recommend this to a friend- Pros mentioned:Battery life, Ease of use, Sound quality
Rating 3 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Decent hardware needing software update for Androi
Posted .Pros mentioned:Battery life, Ease of use, Sound qualityPros Sleek and does not stand out for completely wire free Autopause pauses thesong automatically when an earbud is removed Options for noise isolating or mixing outside sounds Good sound quality and reasonably balanced IP55 dust and water resistant Quick and easy pairing process on iOS Cons Earbuds don’t feel secure with sweat or when cold Pressing buttons requires pressing earbud hard into your ear While sound quality is good it sounds flat and equalizer can’t fix it Options for mixing outside sounds miss some important low frequency sounds Ambient sound option causes cycling of earbuds on and off following sound on Android Call recipients report frequent microphone dropout with wind noises Poor cross body signal quality causing sound dropout for some Instructions are confusing of what app to use and multiple apps are required on Android No earbud tracking or find option Charging case finger slot is too small for opening for those with short fingernails Charging case has no flat surfaces for laying down The Jabra Elite 65t true wireless headphones join an increasing number of wire free headphones. Included are four microphones to improve call quality while reducing unwanted noises. The earbuds are noise isolating but include an adjustable setting in the software to allow outside noises as needed for safety. Connectivity is by the latest Bluetooth 5.0 to allow high quality sound and more stable connections. Included is Alexa as a voice assistant or you can use your phones default assistant. Total listening time is rated at 15 hours with included charging carrying case. The Elite 65t also comes in an active variant, which is nearly identical to the standard 65t. The design of the Jabra Elite 65t is very sleek, particularly for true wireless headphones. Most of the body of the earbuds stays hidden inside the ear canal with only a relatively small portion visible. The earbuds are held in place with a rubberized tip, which is said to have a special coating to improve grip. You put them in your ear with a slight twisting motion to lock them in place. It sounds nice but in practice, the earbuds loosen from moisture from sweating or if you ears become cold from being outside on a cold day. Fortunately, it is easy to tell when they become loose to correct them but considering their compact size, you might find yourself worried you would lose them. Unfortunately, unlike some other brands that keep a track of the earbuds via GPS on your phone and list where they lost connectivity these include no such feature. They also do not include a feature to ring the buds to assist in finding them as some other true wireless earbuds include. If you drop them and do not realize it, there is no GPS log to the rescue or other tools to help you find them. Starting with setup, the instructions say to install the Jabra app on your on your phone. When using an iPhone this is not even necessary since the moment you pair the phone it tells you it needs an app and even sends you directly to the app store to install it. Very easy to use. On Android, the process is more manual. You must search for the Jabra app as indicated only to discover there are multiple Jabra apps, none of which match the name you are given. The app you need to install is actually called Jabra Sound+ in the Play Store but you aren’t done once you install this. After installed Jabra Sound+ you will receive a message stating you need to install Jabra Services. Once installed the confusion does not end. If you look later on your phone for the Jabra Sound+ you don’t find it. Instead, the app is called Sound+. Overall the setup experience on Android feels less refined and in need of updates. Once you have the earbuds, set up you will find the app has options to choose your voice assistant. The options are to use Alexa or your phone’s default voice assistant. A section called Audio experience allows to you to adjust such settings such as how much ambient noise you want played through the earbuds, if you would like Autopause activated, and if you want headset prompts. Under Call Experience, there is a helpful feature where you can choose to hear some of your voice as you speak in calls or if you would like the Caller ID announced. An equalizer is available for some basic tuning of sound with options to adjust the 60Hz, 250Hz, 1KHz, 4KHz, and 7.5KHz ranges. Battery level is listed in the app but unfortunately the earbuds do not announce battery level on start. Overall, the app is simple to navigate and offers a good selection of settings for most people. Continuing the split experience for Android and iOS users, sound quality and connection stability is different for each. Using an iPhone 6, music quality is good and mixing of outside sounds happens uniformly in each ear. When using a Galaxy S8+ sound quality sounds more of what can be best described as flat and the mixing of outside sounds results in an odd left to right cycling at random times. It not that music sounded bad using an Android phone. It just seemed to lack body. This seems to be related to the way the earbuds work with Android since more than one GS8+ was tried as well as other older Android phones lying around. It seems Jabra needs to optimize how they work with Android more. A problem common regardless of phone was cross body signal quality. If you kept your phone in your pocket and bent over the thickness of your leg could block enough signal to cause dropouts. The adjustment for ambient noise still needs fine tuning as well. Traditional earbuds that naturally allow ambient noise allow a small amount of all noises through. The electronic version in the 65t seems to favor allowing high pitch noises while blocking deeper noises. This means that when outside the noise of crickets will blend straight in with your music while a car passing by or a person with a deep voice will be inaudible. For safety reasons, this needs fine-tuning. If Jabra could improve this, the largest flaw would be a non-issue. Just as the earbuds are surprisingly small for the feature set, the charging case is small as well. The earbuds are rated to work for 5 hours on the integrated batteries with the charging case allowing two additional charges for a total of 15 hours of playback. The case can be easily stored in back. The inside is lined with a soft plastic. The earbuds light up on a successful connection to the charging case. On the outside of the case is a single status light. The case is rounded on all edges, which makes placing it on a flat surface awkward. You could stand it on end but that also does not seem correct. It feels that Jabra, in order to create a sleek and smooth design, forgot you might want to actually place it on a flat surface. This is of course a small gripe but an important one to mention nonetheless. Overall, the Jabra Elite 65t true wireless earbuds are a decent offering that, with software refinement, could make a very compelling case for anyone who wants to get rid of the cables without spending a fortune. If you are an iPhone user, they can already be a good option and would be rated 4 out of 5. For Android users the decision is less certain without some updates and would be rated 2 out of 5.
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Jobera elite 65t
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Quality5 out of 5Value5 out of 5Ease of Use5 out of 5I like it . The battery stay long. I recommend for everyone to have it.
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Quality5 out of 5Value5 out of 5Ease of Use5 out of 5I would recommend this to a friendRating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
These Stand Apart From the Rest of the Industry.
Posted .This model of true wireless headphones are a great addition to my "must have with me" items. Where Jabra stands apart from the rest of the industry is in it's HearThrough setting, found in it's Sound+ app. This enables you to hear your surroundings while listening to you music. I use it for while I'm shopping or walking. It enables you to be safe while still jamming out to your tunes. I think the bass response in these headphones is about par for their compact size. The specs of this set offers up 5 hours in the headphone and a extra 10 hours stored in the case. I tested several times at around 4.5 hours in the headphones with about 9 hours of standby power in the case. As with anything battery operated, every use case is different. I really appreciate the overall form factor of these headphones, they are comfortable and are not very big when they are in your ear. These headphones set themselves apart from several other brands with having a volume button on the left earbud. The three things I wish they had included, a little bit of grip or texture on the headphones themselves. I constantly feel like I'm going to drop them, A magnet in the case to grab a hold of the headphones when you are placing them into it to charge, I feel it takes a few seconds to make sure they are lined up in the case before closing the lid. Finally I also would like for the case to have a battery reserve indicator. It has a light showing when they are charging, but a set of four lights just giving you a quick idea of when you should charge the case again would be nice. These three things are absolutely just ideas maybe for the next version, I can live with the overall design of these Jabra Elite 65t True Wireless Earbud headphones. I would recommend them to a friend or family member.
I would recommend this to a friend
Rating 4.2 out of 5 stars with 17 reviews
(17 Reviews)- CNETRating, 4.1 out of 54.1David Carnoy on February 17, 2018Jabra Elite 65t give the AirPods a run for their moneyJabra's new truly wireless earphones are superior to the AirPods in some ways and only cost a little more.Full Review
- TechRadarLewis Leong on November 20, 2019Jabra Elite 65t True Wireless Earbuds reviewThe Jabra Elite 65t are easy to use, sound great, and boast awesome battery life.Full Review
- Tom's GuideRating, 4.5 out of 54.5Sherri L. Smith on March 14, 2018Jabra Elite 65t Wireless Earbuds Review: A True AirPod KillerJabra's packing a hell of a lot of value and functionality into the Elite 65t. For $169.99, you get a pair of wireless buds with a sleek, durable and comfortable design and up to 5 hours of battery life on a charge. Delivering consistently cleanFull Review
- Digital TrendsRating, 4 out of 54.0Parker Hall on February 28, 2018Jabra Elite 65t reviewStep aside, AirPods! Jabra's Elite 65t are the fully wireless headphones to beat.Full Review
- Tech AdvisorRating, 4.5 out of 54.5Henry Burrell on July 15, 2019Jabra Elite 65tWireless in-ear headphones are a tricky thing to get right, but Jabra has nailed it with its Elite 65t. With great sound, fit and a decent price are they the best out there? Here's our full reviewFull Review
- Phone ArenaJohn Velasco on February 9, 2018Jabra Elite 65t wireless earphones ReviewDuring CES 2018 early last month, Jabra introduced two new truly wireless headphones – the Jabra Elite 65t and the Elite Active 65t. Naturally, this strategy is a departure from the company's previous efforts, as it now tries to cater to the twoFull Review
- What Hi-Fi?Rating, 3 out of 53.0What Hi-Fi? on March 12, 2018Jabra Elite 65t reviewTruly wireless buds with a lot going for them – but one major flawFull Review
- rtings.comRating, 3.6 out of 53.6Marc Henney on March 3, 2020Jabra Elite 65t Truly Wireless ReviewThe Jabra Elite 65t are decent, mixed-usage truly wireless headphones. They're easy to carry around, they block enough noise to also be suitable for commuting, aFull Review
Q: QuestionCan two phones pair with the Jabra Elite 65t at the same time.
Asked by L.
- A:Answer Yes, but I had to contact support to find out how! You can connect two devices simultaneously. For example, mine are (now!) connected to my Android phone and my iPad so I can watch Netflix on the iPad, and answer a call if it comes through to my mobile. Here's how you get it to work: -Turn off bluetooth on the already connected device If the Elite Active 65t is on: 1. Press and hold the right earbud just until you see red 2. Press and hold the right earbud again just until you see blue 3. While the earbud is consistently flashing blue, go to the bluetooth menu on your new device and find the Elite Active 65t under other devices 4. Tap to pair 5. Turn bluetooth on the already connected device back on If the device is off: 1. Press and hold the button just until you see blue 2. Find the Elite Active 65t under other devices 3. Tap to pair 4. Turn bluetooth back on on the original device
Answered by Thegovier
Q: QuestionCan anyone confirm there is No Audio Lag/Audio Sync Issues when watching YouTube and/or playing games from an iPhone or Android phone? Can you list your specific phone and IOS/Android OS when replying. Thanks!
Asked by Tim2099.
- A:Answer I really love these headphones. They are fantastic!! Comfortable, good battery life, features are good, connection is stable, secure fit. BUT the reviews are lies. There is lag on IOS Iphone apps, such as youtube and instagram. Even with upgraded firmware. I've even tried replacing it with a new unit and the lag is still there. I've tried removing all the bluetooth devices and just adding this one, still there. I tried with restarting the phone and on another brand new iphone. Still the lag persists. This has to do something with the apps because some apps work flawless like plex, netflix, amazon video. Everything else is no good. I really recommend this for no wires, great sound, great fit. But if you watch mostly youtube, you will be upset. There is video sound sync issues with some apps. It works fine in the browser, but in the app it doesn't work. Otherwise, love these. I am keeping mine but thought I would answer for others wondering the same thing.
Answered by sensorycore
Q: QuestionWhen using for phone calls, do you hear out of both buds, or only one?
Asked by Chris.
- A:Answer Hi! Jeff’s answer from one year ago, I’m having the exact opposite experience, I’m having a lot of trouble with outdoor calls every single one of the people that I was talking to on the other end said that they weren’t able to hear me clearly because the background noises is very loud and very noisy. I’m actually very disappointed about this, because aside from listening to music I like to be able to have good quality phone calls indoors or outdoors. Jabras tech support told me if I wanted good quality calls I’d better get earphones with an arm
Answered by Lucie
Q: QuestionI would like to use these for my workouts. Will these suffice or should i wait for the active version to be safe? Im not too interested in the other features the active provides. Just the water resistant rating.
Asked by Jchangub.
- A:Answer these are definitely able to be used for your workouts. I've played basketball with these and lifted weights. These have the best and most stable bluetooth connection i've come across. They DO NOT go in and out at all. I would definitely recommend these 1000%.
Answered by dame
Q: Questioni am using phone and PC together, can the 65t be paired with Windows 10 as well ? i mean Android+Windows 10 pairing simultaneously mic+audio or single connection Android or WIndows by choice mic+audio thanx
Asked by AndyP.
- A:Answer With my Windows 10 laptops these earbuds will connect to both my laptop and my Google Pixel phone, but only when you select the option for "Headset" in Windows. If you choose "Headphones" instead they will not automatically switch from Windows to Android back-and-forth. And the sound with the "Headset" Playback option chosen in Windows is awful unless you're just using them to speak through a softphone. If you want to hear good quality sound including bass you must choose Headphones. And then they stop working with your mobile phone for taking calls. Not a HUGE issue but avoidable with better programming.
Answered by threeonesix
Q: QuestionCan you call and answer with just the left one on ?
Asked by Airpoduser.
- A:Answer According to the FAQ on the Jabra website "You can use the right earbud alone for mono playback or for calls. For volume and track controls, use your connected smartphone." The left earbud cannot be used solo.
Answered by Bran
Q: QuestionWhen you get a call on your phone can you hear out of both ear buds or only one? If you can hear out of only one ear bud can you explain why? I would like the stero sound when listening to someone on the phone. Thanks
Asked by Krawdaddy.
- A:Answer I purchased Jabra elite 65t mostly for phone calls. I do a lot of driving so I only use one most of the time the right one only works alone left will not work by itself but on my phone calls wearing both I get stereo the sound is amazing I'm glad I purchased them
Answered by Offroadcrazy
Q: QuestionCan I use Jabra Elite 65t to connect to TV bluetooth? If so, how do connect to TV? Thanks.
Asked by JohnP.
- A:Answer You will put the earphones into pairing mode (hold the multifunction button (right ear) until they switch off, then press it and hold it until it flashes blue) and then have the TV discover the earphones through the Bluetooth menu. Once it discovers them, select Pair.
Answered by accatx