Jabra - Elite Active 75t True Wireless Active Noise Cancelling In-Ear Headphones - Navy
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Description
Features
Truly-wireless earphones
Get in the zone, filter out background noise and stay focused on your music with Active Noise Cancellation (ANC). Download Jabra Sound+ App to enable.
Rechargeable battery
Offers up to 5.5 hours use on a charge (ANC on)
Waterproof durability
IP57-rated, with protection from dust and sweat allows you to wear headphones throughout your day with no need to worry about getting in the rain.
Built-in microphone
Enables simple hands-free chatting via a compatible device.
Bluetooth 5.0 interface
Enables simple wireless pairing with your Bluetooth-enabled device. Supports HFP, A2DP and AVRCP Bluetooth profiles.
In-ear design
Fits securely and directs music into your ears for full, uninterrupted audio.
Headset controls
Include volume, answer/end, play/pause, next/previous track, reject call and pair mode.
6mm drivers
Deliver powerful sound.
20Hz - 20kHz headset frequency response
Along with a 100Hz - 10kHz microphone frequency response ensures faithful sound reproduction.
Stereo design
Delivers crisp tones.
What's Included
- Jabra Elite Active 75t True Wireless In-Ear Headphones
- Charging case
- Eargels
Key Specs
- Noise Cancelling (Active)Yes
- Sound ModeStereo
- Connection TypeWireless
- Wireless ConnectivityBluetooth
- True WirelessYes
- Maximum Wireless Range33 feet
- Water ResistantYes
- Built-In MicrophoneYes
- Headphone FitIn-Ear
- Battery Life5.5 hours
- Battery Charge Time2.2 hours
General
- Product NameJabra - Elite Active 75t True Wireless Active Noise Cancelling In-Ear Headphones
- BrandJabra
- Additional Accessories IncludedCharging case, eargels
- Ear CushionsYes
- Model Number100-99091000-02
- ColorNavy
- Color CategoryBlue
Audio
- Noise Cancelling (Active)Yes
- Sound IsolatingYes
- Minimum Frequency Response20 hertz
- Maximum Frequency Response20 kilohertz
- Sound ModeStereo
- Driver Size6 millimeters
Connectivity
- Connection TypeWireless
- Wireless ConnectivityBluetooth
- True WirelessYes
- Bluetooth VersionOther
- Maximum Wireless Range33 feet
Features
- Water ResistantYes
- Built-In MicrophoneYes
- ControlsCall, Track selection, Volume
- Maximum Talk Time7.5 hours
Design
- Headphone FitIn-Ear
Power
- RechargeableYes
- Battery Life5.5 hours
- Battery Charge Time2.2 hours
- Battery Life Provided by Charging Case18.5 hours
- Charging Interface(s)USB
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty - Parts2 years
- Manufacturer's Warranty - Labor2 years
Other
- UPC615822012621
Customer rating
Rating 4.2 out of 5 stars with 1181 reviews
(1,181 Reviews)Expert rating
Rating 4.1 out of 5 stars with 12 reviews
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- Pros mentioned:Bass, Features, Sound qualityCons mentioned:Connections, For running
Rating 4 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Slim, comfortable, secure fit make these stand out
Posted .Pros mentioned:Bass, Features, Sound qualityCons mentioned:Connections, For runningWireless in-ear headphones have been a bit of an obsession for me. From $80 to $350 headphones, if there's a brand that's had a halfway decent rating, I've probably tried them out (and unfortunately returned most of them). Here's my quick overview of Jabra's Elite Active 75t True Wireless In-Ear Headphones (details below): - The fit, including comfort 5/5* - The case 5/5 - Sound quality 4.5/5 - Connectivity: 3.5/5 - Jabra app: 2/5 The Fit: For me personally, these headphones are quite possibly the most comfortable in-ear headphones I've tried, and they definitely have the most secure fit. They are lightweight and slim, and I can shake my head vigorously side to side while wearing these and they don't move at all (which is exactly what I do when people inevitably ask me if they are prone to falling out). If you're looking for in-ear headphones to use while doing active things, I would 100% recommend you give these a try. That said, my wife who has much smaller ears than me tried them on and found they didn't fit her ear shape well and actually did fall out. So, if these do fit you (as in my case) then they are wonderful, but I would definitely test them out before your return period runs out, just in case. I've worn these for about 2 hours at my longest stretch, and found them to be much more comfortable than other in-ear headphones for the long duration. I normally start to really notice in-ear headphones irritate the inside of my ears after about an hour, but these are different and I am really impressed. The Case: It may not seem like a big deal, but for someone like me who carries earbuds in a pocket all day, the case is a make or break feature of in-ear headphones. I've had to return cases in the past simply for being too bulky. Jabra did an awesome job with this case. It is slim and lightweight, and charges via USB-C. (I won't buy products that still use the outdated micro-USB cabling). The case doesn't support Qi wireless charging, but given it's reported 28 hours of battery life, I don't have to plug it in often enough to really miss Qi charging. Sound Quality: I personally like a little more bass when I'm listening to music, and by default these don't quite deliver on that promise. That said, Jabra does have an app where you can change the equalizer settings, but other headphones I've tried have an EQ default I prefer over what Jabra delivers. Definitely not a deal breaker, and I'm overall happy with the sound quality, but there is some room for improvement. Connectivity: I've run into some connectivity issues with headphones intermittently cutting in and out. I initially I thought this was just due to the blue-tooth heavy office environment I was using these in, but I've noticed some intermittent "popping" of the sound even when wearing these during a shopping trip. I'm not sure if it's an issue with the headphones going out of sync with one another, but the playback doesn't actually stop when it happens -- it cuts out like listening to a satellite radio station in a bad service area. I also ran into an issue when I was in my house where the headphone picked up a connection from another paired device (my computer) while I was watching a movie on my phone. It apparently allows you to have 2 devices paired at the same time (which I supposed could be neat), but it kept cutting in and out because the other device was pretty far away saying "2 devices connected"..."device disconnected", all while continuing playback of the movie I was trying to watch so I kept missing dialogue. Despite the above connectivity issues, in general, it delivers quality playback, and even when the above happens, the headphones never actually disconnected from my phone or stopped playback. It's not a deal breaker at this point, but it's definitely something I'll be keeping an eye (or ear) on. Jabra App (Sound+ on iOS): It's nice that Jabra provides an app to further customize EQ, update firmware, use a Find My Jabra feature, and register the product. It's also nice that once you set the EQ, there's really no need to go back to the app unless you're checking for an update because my experience with the app has been pretty terrible. When I first setup the headphone, I tried to register my headphones through the app (for the extended warranty), and the app just hung and didn't acknowledge that I had entered and submitted my information. I let it sit for a couple minutes before exiting and trying again, with the same results. After completely force quitting the app, I was able to get the headphones to register. Not a huge deal in the long term, but not a great introduction to my new product. The firmware update... I selected to update the firmware as soon as I got the app working to ensure I had the best possible experience, something I would always recommend with a new product. It worked eventually but it wasn't clear that anything was actually happening. I would have expected flashing lights on the headset to indicate an update was in progress, but it just seemed like nothing was going on. I eventually just let them sit in the charge case for an hour while I did something else and when I came back it looked to be done. Overall, the comfort and fit of these headphones, combined with nearly-great sound quality make these a product I'm ultimately happy with and would recommend to a friend. The connectivity issues are something I'm concerned about long-term, but since these can be updated through the app, I'm hoping improvements come to the connectivity in the future.
This review is from Jabra - Elite Active 75t True Wireless Active Noise Cancelling In-Ear Headphones - Titanium Black
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Quality5 out of 5Value5 out of 5Ease of Use3 out of 5Rating 4 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Trading Jabra for Sony
|Posted .Owned for less than 1 week when reviewed.Features
Quality5 out of 5Value5 out of 5Ease of Use3 out of 5Great sounding earbuds! I love the deep bass sound and the ability to customize the sound. I downloaded the firmware update to install ANC and it works like a charm. Compact case was a plus and fits nicely in your pocket. Hearthrough mode works ok but sounds artificial. Buttons were a little fussy. I didn’t like it that the music didn’t stop when you took them out of your ear. They kept playing music until you shut the case. I also don’t like that it only plays music on the right ear when you use one earbuds. Overall, great but I’m switching to the Sony WF-S800N for sound balance while maintaining the bass of the Jabra. I’ll have longer battery but will be able to use buds independently and music stops when you take them out of your ear for the same price as the Jabra. Only downside is the case. Oh well!
This review is from Jabra - Elite Active 75t True Wireless Active Noise Cancelling In-Ear Headphones - Titanium Black
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Quality5 out of 5Value5 out of 5Ease of Use3 out of 5I would recommend this to a friendFeatures
Quality4 out of 5Value2 out of 5Ease of Use2 out of 5Pros mentioned:Battery life, Sound quality, Use with appsCons mentioned:For running, PriceRating 1 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Good Design, Poor Execution, Terrible Service
|Posted .Owned for 2 months when reviewed.Features
Quality4 out of 5Value2 out of 5Ease of Use2 out of 5Pros mentioned:Battery life, Sound quality, Use with appsCons mentioned:For running, PriceIf you're looking at headphones in this price range, then you expect nothing but the best. First, here is where these headphones excel: Pros: Excellent sound quality, quick connectivity, an excellent companion app, outstanding battery life. However, these headphones do fall short in a few areas: - They only stay in place moderately well. While working out, I usually have to adjust them every dozen minutes or so. - hear through function is useless at speed (ex: cycling/running) due to wind noise. - I have experienced some connectivity/drop out issues. I'm told this is only expected in true-wireless, but still.... at $200 I expect better. Finally, the terrible: hence the 1 star review: After having these headphones for a little over a month, the right earbud failed. It now operates at a substantially quieter volume than the other, so much so that it would seem to be not working at all. If you've read the documentation, you also know that you cannot use the left without the right bud, so these headphones are pretty useless. After an internet search, apparently this is a common issue. I've been working with Jabra customer support for over a week (they've been slow to respond, un-thorough, and failing to address my concerns) and have FINALLY gotten them to give me a solution, but it involves shipping my headphones back before they'll replace them... with a turnaround of at least 2 weeks. I feel like they should be doing better than this. My expectations may be high, but again.... these headphones come at a premium, so the service should be so. I wish I hadn't bought these. I was already iffy before they failed.... now I'm filled with regret. I wanted to love these, but there's just been too much negative experience at this point. Jabra, you need to do better.
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Quality4 out of 5Value2 out of 5Ease of Use2 out of 5No, I would not recommend this to a friendBrand response from Jabra
Posted .Hi kjwedey- Thank you for your review of the Jabra Elite Active 75t. We are so sorry to learn that you are not completely satisfied with the purchase of your Jabra Elite Active 75t. This is certainly not what we would expect. We kindly ask that you contact our Technical Support Team with any additional feedback or questions that you may have regarding your Jabra Elite Active 75t. In order to contact us, simply go to our website and navigate to Support. From there, enter the name of your device. You will be able to find a helpful list of all of our Frequently Asked Questions and various resources, as well as our contact information down at the bottom of the page. Thank you!
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Quality5 out of 5Value3 out of 5Ease of Use4 out of 5Rating 3 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Quite problematic
|Posted .Owned for less than 1 week when reviewed.Features
Quality5 out of 5Value3 out of 5Ease of Use4 out of 5Loved the earbuds! The figment and battery life is on point! The case contains at least three additional charges for the buds. Used them to work In the rain with no problems at all. But! There were issues that I couldn’t get along with. When first connects there was an issue with the update! Fell asleep with them trying to update while flashing purple. Drained the case as a result. There was an issue with my pair, the left side would shut off all of a sudden and couldn’t be reactivated. It would have to sit in the case for more than an hour in order to reactivate. The right side was somewhat flawless. But, would have to be tinkered with in order to get it to turn off.
This review is from Jabra - Elite Active 75t True Wireless Active Noise Cancelling In-Ear Headphones - Titanium Black
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Quality5 out of 5Value3 out of 5Ease of Use4 out of 5I would recommend this to a friendBrand response from Jabra
Posted .Hi Watchman, thanks so much for your review of the Jabra Elite 75t. We are thrilled to hear that you are loving the audio quality and battery life of the device. We regret, however, that you ran into challenges while updating your Elite Active 75t and that you are having trouble with the left earbud. That is certainly not what we expect. When you are doing a firmware update on your Jabra Elite Active 75t, the update will download in the Jabra Sound+ app and then you will be prompted to return the earbuds to the charging case. Once you have put the earbuds back into their case and closed the lid, the LED on the outside of the case will start flashing purple rapidly. This is to indicate that the update is in progress. This entire process should not take longer than 15 minutes to complete. We would be grateful for the opportunity to look into the challenge you are facing with your left Jabra Elite Active 75t earbud with you and to provide you with a resolution. We kindly ask that you contact us at your earliest convenience: https://www.jabra.com/supportpages/jabra-elite-active-75t/100-99091000-02/contact-support. We appreciate your feedback and we want you to have the best possible Jabra experience!
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Quality5 out of 5Value5 out of 5Ease of Use5 out of 5Rating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Small and powerful
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Quality5 out of 5Value5 out of 5Ease of Use5 out of 5Awesome wound and plenty of features on the Jabra Elite Active The Jabra Elite Active 75t are amazing, they arrived with good instructions plus the application gives you a lot more information. I have the previous version and these are smaller, lighter and better. I got them in navy blue this time and the case, earbuds and cables are the same color as well so that is cool. They feel soft and light and they come with the medium silicone gels on them but also there are two additional sizes, small and large. On my first run one almost fell off so I had to get the larger size and they stayed on for the other runs. The connection was fast and easy and they have a great range since they have the Bluetooth 5.0 version. I have used them to work out, run and doing other things around the house. While running I like two functions, the first one is the water resistance since on one of my runs it was snowing so I did not have to worry about them getting damaged. And the second one is that I can cancel the outside world or have the Hear Through to know my surroundings such as traffic and people to stay safe. I used them while using my paint sprayer that is loud and with the noise cancellation I was able to listen to music without any background noise. The case is small and I like the magnets that hold the buds into place. Good battery life on both the buds and the case. The application helps a lot more, updating the earbuds, controlling the equalizer, HearThrough and the battery life on them. And the assistance is there without looking at my phone I can reach out right away since all I have to do is press the button and ask the assistant. The controls are easy to touch and control. Overall good quality and design, I will get the 85t when they become available. "I received this product at a discounted price in exchange for my honest opinion."
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Quality5 out of 5Value5 out of 5Ease of Use5 out of 5I would recommend this to a friend- Pros mentioned:Battery life, Features, Sound quality
Rating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Among the BEST “True Wireless” Headsets out now
Posted .Pros mentioned:Battery life, Features, Sound qualityBottom Line Upfront: The Jabra Elite Active 75t is among the best, if not “the” best wireless headphones out right now – especially for the price. It’s not perfect, but it at least matches or exceeds its main competition in almost every way. ===================================================================================== Detailed Thoughts and Observations: ===================================================================================== With so many choices among the current crop of “True Wireless” headphones on the market – it can be tough for any of them to really stand out. On one end, your essentially stuck with low cost reduced feature set “affordable” headphones that have mediocre sound, poor/reduced battery life, and/or fitment & comfort issues ….. and on the other end you have the “high end” approaching my rent/mortgage payment headphones with technological innovations that most people don’t use on a “regular”/daily basis. It seems like you stuck going down either the “audiophile” route – or the “I use my head set for communication” route – along with a couple of brands focused purely on the “active lifestyles” folks in each category as well. Amazingly the Jabra Elite 75t manages to walk a fine line in between all them and still not break the bank financially. I’ve personally been bouncing around several sets of wireless headphones because I found it really hard to stick with just “one” that basically excelled in the things I valued/wanted most at that moment in time. If I wanted to take/make actual “real” phone calls, I found myself reaching for a set that had multiple microphones with active noise cancelation. Those types of headsets tend to bulky (mine sure was), with mediocre/average battery life – and NOT active/workout friendly (mine was not IP certified to resist water or dust of any kind). If I wanted to go for a long outdoor run or hit the gym for a few hours – I would reach for my “workout” pair – that WAS IP certified – but had horrible call quality and microphone input quality and so-so battery life. And lastly – If I was traveling long distances – I reached for my fancy noise canceling set that blocked out the whole world … and were also big and bulky to boot, along with a high price tag to go along with it. With that in mind, the current MSRP for the Jabra Elite Active 75t is $199.99. At this price point, the Elite Active 75t finds itself priced in a comparative middle ground compared to all the other headsets out there right now – especially when you factor in the features such as 7+ hours on a single charge, a compact magnetic case that adds another 20 hours of battery life, IP57 certification, and USB C interface on the charging case to boot! (no Micro USB cables here!) The headset is only part of the equation here – because without the designated app to control and fine it – your left with just a piece of hardware. Fortunately, the Jabra Sound+ App is easy to use and lets you get the most out of the Elite Active 75t. You can enable the app to locate your headset if you leave them behind, adjust the sound settings, access device settings and even read the user manual all from one place. Interestingly, there are some updates that are supposed to come out in the near future to the Sound+ App like “MySound” that lets you fine tune your own personal hearing profile to whatever you like to listen to. Since I began using the headset, I have had zero issues with the Sound+ App and it has yet to crash out on me. On a related note, the signal/pairing quality has yet to go/cut out on me on my runs (which is more than I can say for my previous sets on many occasions). The headphones rely on the one single large “button” on the back of each ear bud to physically control things, however I admit it may not be the “best” way to do things ... it works well enough to get the job done.. Physically, I found they fit me well with the default installed eat tips. The box includes several other smaller and larger sized tips in the event the default ones happen to not work out for you so at least you have the bases covered there. In regards to “feel”, they do have a somewhat “drain plug” like feel in that once they are fitted correctly – they seal up your ear canal pretty tightly. This can be an issue if your running outside or need to maintain situational awareness with the headphones on – but fortunately, the Elite Active 75t has a special “HearThrough” mode that lets you pipe in outside noises (like conversations with another runner or gym buddy) without having to remove the headphones. Supposedly, there will be a feature released in the near future called “MyControls” that will let you simply use one ear bud of your choice to route call or listen to music – but as of now they are still in a “Master/Slave” configuration regarding how they handle audio and calls. On the bright side, they have the nifty feature where the audio will auto “pause” when the headset detects removal of one of the earbuds. ===================================================================================== In Summary: ===================================================================================== The Jabra Elite Active 75t checks all the boxes – and then some – without costing a fortune. They can handle everything from making phone calls, to hitting the trails for a 7 hour run – and everything in between. While the headphones are comfortable and their sound quality is great – they will not rival the high end “audiophile” headphones for the record... what you do get are arguably more useful features that make the Elite Active 75t standout – like IP57 certification, 28 hour battery life (including the charge provided by the case) and a compact form factor that uses USB C (welcome to the year 2020!). If your looking for a headset that does everything well, I couldn't recommend the Elite Active 75t enough .. it's well worthy of 5 stars. PS – Jabra, please include a USB C charging cable that is longer than approx. 10 inches!!!
This review is from Jabra - Elite Active 75t True Wireless Active Noise Cancelling In-Ear Headphones - Titanium Black
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Quality5 out of 5Rating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
best buy products
|Posted .Owned for less than 1 week when reviewed.Features
Quality5 out of 5very good airbud it's the best airbud i ever buy and i love best buy because they all ways have very good price and the products that best buy sell is original and very good for a good price so if you want good products and original products you should go to best buy because they will never let you down for your money these jabra airbud that i buy from best buy are very good i love them
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Quality5 out of 5I would recommend this to a friend- Pros mentioned:Battery life, Sound quality, Use with appsCons mentioned:Bluetooth
Rating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Headphones for the active user....
Posted .Pros mentioned:Battery life, Sound quality, Use with appsCons mentioned:BluetoothJabra is the first name that comes to mind when you think of Bluetooth headsets. Years ago, they were the first brand to bring out a solid Bluetooth device for hands-free talking. This Jabra Active 75t is a new product announced at CES 2020. I happened to have seen them at pre-launch, and glad Best Buy is carrying these so quickly. The Jabra 75t Active is the newer Jabra series, which includes the Elite 75t. The differences between the Elite 75t and new Active 75t include IP57 waterproof, and what seems like a better-textured surface for active wearers. The 75t series improves on the older 65t by increased battery life, better form fit, and USB C charging. The sound quality of Bluetooth headphones is excellent. To utilize the headphone the best way, download of the Jabra Sound+ Application is necessary. This allows for firmware updates, as well as sound profiles. The headphones support Bluetooth 5.0 and can run 28 hours on a single charge (of the charging case), which equates to roughly 7 hours of playtime per charge. The headphones support a quick charge of 15 minutes (to provide for 60 minutes of music) and the specifications state that the charge would hold for 6 months. Pairing the earbuds was unique, one had to press both buttons on the earbuds (Left and Right) to get the device into pairing mode. The on-earbud controls do require some getting used to as the button press from each ear does control something different. The right earbud controls your play/pause, volume up, and your digital assistant (Google, Siri, Alexa), while the left one controls "Hear Through", volume down, track restart and mute for the microphone (for during a call) In my testing, I have been using these headphones to go to the gym on a regular basis. The headphones do not sweat and hold firms when spending an hour on an elliptical. I used these on the bike trails by the beach in Los Angeles, and one can perfectly hear the ambient noise while wearing these. The mode is called "Hear Through", which is enabled on the app and allows you to adjust how much ambient noise the headphones allow. The law states that both ears can not be covered when driving/riding, and the use of a single right earbud does not affect the performance of the Bluetooth. Regardless, I liked the "Hear Through" option, as it allowed me to keep both earbuds in and still hear my surroundings. I liked the ability that the earbuds do a good job as a microphone to use as a Bluetooth headset. The one-touch response to initiate google assistant was also nice. I did not get the feedback that I was in a tunnel while on Bluetooth. If anything, people did not realize I was on the phone, and the other end was unaware that I was not holding the phone. The calls are crystal clear. I will say that my bone with Bluetooth speakers is that the protocol only allows sync of one channel on Bluetooth, and oftentimes, there is a delay between the left and right earbuds due to the complex retransmit of the signal between the earbuds. I did not find there was a lag during my testing, if there was one, it was too minute to notice. Pros: * Lightweight, great sounding for audio and voice * no sweat design, good water protection. * battery life. Cons: * Hard to figure out which earbud goes in which ear * Button press for certain features are confusing at times
This review is from Jabra - Elite Active 75t True Wireless Active Noise Cancelling In-Ear Headphones - Titanium Black
I would recommend this to a friend
Rating 4.1 out of 5 stars with 12 reviews
(12 Reviews)- CNETMarch 20, 2020They cost $20 more than the standard Elite 75t, but sports enthusiasts looking for more durability will appreciate what the Active has to offer.They cost $20 more than the standard Elite 75t, but sports enthusiasts looking for more durability will appreciate what the Active has to offer.Full Review
- TechRadarRating, 4 out of 54.0Lewis Leong on July 16, 2020Jabra Elite Active 75t reviewWhy pick the Elite Active 75t over the base model? For just a bit more money you get increased sweat resistance and a rubberized finish.Full Review
- Tom's GuideRating, 5 out of 55.0Alex Bracetti on November 4, 2020Jabra Elite Active 75t reviewThe Jabra Elite Active 75t make the AirPods Pro break a sweat.Full Review
- Digital TrendsSimon Cohen on October 21, 2020Jabra Elite Active 75t review: The best buds for blocking noise and waterFor $20 more than the awesome Jabra Elite 75t, the Elite Active 75t give you a fully waterproof set of earbuds. For some, that's $20 very well spent.Full Review
- Tech AdvisorRating, 4 out of 54.0Dominic Preston on October 27, 2020Jabra Elite Active 75t : First impressionsThe Jabra Elite Active 75t are small and sporty, with the Elite 75t's compact design improved by waterproofing and a grippier finish - and now ANC.Full Review
- What Hi-Fi?Rating, 3 out of 53.0What Hi-Fi? on December 9, 2020Jabra Elite Active 75t reviewTrue wireless earbuds designed for the more active listenerFull Review
- Pocket-lintRating, 4.5 out of 54.5Chris Hall on December 3, 2020Jabra Elite Active 75t review: True wireless sport starWaterproof, customisable, and great sound - what's not to love about these true wireless in-ear headphones? Read our review for more info.Full Review
- StuffRating, 4 out of 54.0February 28, 2020Jabra Elite Active 75t reviewJabra's latest excellent value AirPods rivals come with a sportier credentialsFull Review
Q: QuestionWhat is the major difference between The Active 75t and regular Elite 75t? There is a $20.00 higher difference in cost for the "Active"so I want to know what that buys me?
Asked by Steve.
- A:Answer Based on information I have researched, the Active variant of the 75t have a better IP (ingress protection, i.e. waterproof protection) rating. They also come in a soft touch plastic (slightly rubbery) finish, rather than the smooth plastic finish that the Elite 75ts have. The Actives will have some additional software features released in Q2 of 2020, but it is believed that the Elites will receive the same features via a firmware update, though Jabra has not confirmed that yet. I personally use my Jabras almost exclusively for exercise and running, so I opted for the Elite Active 75t to replace my current Elite Active 65t as I value the waterproofing as well as the rubbery texture, which I have found helps keep them in my ears a little bit better. That said, my wife has the Elite 75ts, and they are extremely secure in her ears and mine.
Answered by Kevin
Q: QuestionCan EITHER earbud be used while the other charges in the case? A previous Q&A asked this and the half-answer was the RIGHT can be used while the LEFT is charged. But can the LEFT be used while the RIGHT charges? Should be the same but often it's not.
Asked by Windstone.
- A:Answer Hi Windstone- At this time, the Left EarBud cannot be used while the Right EarBud charges. There will be a firmware update that will allow this feature to be available to you. Thank you!
Answered by Jabra
Q: QuestionCan they be paired to two phones at once? Can I listed to music from one phone and still receive calls from another phone?
Asked by HGomez.
- A:Answer Hi HGomez- The Jabra Elite Active 75t is able to have two devices connected simultaneously. Thank you for your question!
Answered by Jabra
Q: QuestionIs there any audio lag when watching a show?
Asked by Stewart.
- A:Answer no lag in these that I have come across. I watch movies and also use these in the gym when working out and audio and video is spot on with no latency
Answered by rick
Q: QuestionHas the firmware update been released so users can wear them in one ear at a time? I’m a truck driver and cannot drive (company policy) with devices in both ears. Cameras in our trucks.
Asked by McKinney.
- A:Answer Hello McKinney- Great question! At this time, it is only possible to use the right earbud of the Jabra Elite Active 75t on its own. We hope this helped.
Answered by Jabra
Q: QuestionWondering how compatible these are with the Apple Watch to use for running. Have experienced connectivity issues with the AirPods randomly and it’s quite frustrating.
Asked by Apalruns.
- A:Answer Hello Apalruns- thanks for your question about the Jabra Elite Active 75t. Jabra devices are designed and engineered to provide sound quality for calls and music listening. They are optimized to to be used with other Bluetooth devices such as smartphones and tablets. The use of the Jabra Elite Active 75t with a smartwatch may not provide the best experience and is not officially supported.
Answered by Jabra
Q: QuestionWhat day will the active one be in stores at bestbuy? Looking to swap them out for my original 75ts
Asked by roneverett27.
- A:Answer Hello roneverett27- excellent question. We are currently expecting the Jabra Elite Active 75t to launch in February. However, we recommend contacting your local Best Buy directly for their specific release date.
Answered by Jabra
Q: QuestionAre these compatible with my Yoga PC notebook?
Asked by Skeeter.
- A:Answer With any Bluetooth device.
Answered by Zero1