Can each connect to your phone or will it be a slave master connection again? null

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Jabra · Accepted Answer

Hi there, Mikee- We are so happy to announce that you will be able to use both ear buds independently through an update via the Jabra Sound+ app in 2020. If you have any other questions, please feel free to reach out to us: https://www.jabra.com/support#/. We are here for you!

Answered by Jabra 6 years ago

Vicky · Answer

Sorry for all who were waiting for a software update for this. Like myself all who bought these for this future update have been fooled. Here is the official update from jabra on twitter that this feature will never come. 

https://mobile.twitter.com/We_are_Jabra/status/1244383330302226432

Wlacha · Answer

Left is a slave

PeterW · Answer

Master and slave only
I read the firmware updates and FAQ page questions and the buds will continue with the Master and Slave configuration as were the Elite 65T. The right bud being the Master. Others have stated that a firmware update might change this, but nowhere on the Jabra website does it state that this will change including the latest November 6, 2019 firmware release notes. Note, you can use the Right earbud alone however, but not the left earbud.

SlkRic · Answer

The left earbud is the slave and the right earbud is the master.

“Can each connect to your phone or will it be a slave master connection again?”

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