When using for phone calls, do you hear out of both buds, or only one? null

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Lucie · Accepted 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 7 years ago

Joonies · Answer

Just following up on the problem that the previous responder had - yes agreed, very disappointed on call quality - ambient noise in open environments where a reasonable level of surrounding noise exists (like airport terminals, standing next to traffic) this is terrible for the Jabras. People cannot hear what I am saying. Very disappointed, as they claim excellent call quality - you can't make calls in sealed quiet rooms all the time

Answered by Joonies 7 years ago

kyle · Answer

It doesn't matter because the call quality is so bad these buds are useless for phone calls--really disappointing. A car driving by sounds like a mac truck to the person on the other end. Terrible call quality, I don't know how it got decent reviews for calls.

Answered by kyle 6 years ago

jyanes · Answer

Both earbuds

BMac · Answer

You can hear out of both.

Cbarron · Answer

You can hear out of both but the ambiance noise is distracting because you can hear yourself talking. People say they hear me fine. I love the app that comes with this product. You can control bass and treble and ambient. I have only had my buds for a week. But even though I can turn this feature on and off I still hear it. Hope this helps.

Answered by Cbarron 5 years ago

Vabs · Answer

Yes you can hear the call and music on both earbuds.
Awesome sound quality for wireless buds, great fit, decent battery life, looks good in the ear. But WAIT!!! Microphone totally sucks. The other person can't hear a word I say when there is any kind of ambient noise, even like at a coffee spot in the office where you may find 6-10 people sitting and chatting. 
I am so disappointed and returning them. Go for them if you only need them for music and watching videos while on the move. But for that, there are better Chinese brand options on amazon!

Kerrick · Answer

Both

jeff · Answer

you hear out of both..and it sounds better than holding the phone up to your ear. Also, i always ask people how i sound and the answer every time is perfect, even outside on windy days. You can answer a call with a quick tap to the right bud, or use your phone. The best part is as soon as call is over, your music returns right where it left off. I Highly recommend these-I couldn't live without em.

Answered by jeff 8 years ago

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Jabra · Answer

Hello Chris,
Thanks for your interest in the Jabra elite 65t!

You hear audio out of both buds. However, if you want to you can use just the right ear bud and keep the left in the charging pod. If you prefer stereo sound for both calls and music you can use both ear buds.

Conversations are made incredibly clear with Jabra Elite 65t true wireless earbuds that are proven to deliver best-in-class call performance*. Four-microphone technology gives you effective wind noise reduction* on calls, and advanced speakers that are 6mm in size let you block out, or let in, ambient sound.

Hope this helps answer your question!
Jabra

“When using for phone calls, do you hear out of both buds, or only one?”

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