Jabra Elite 75t

Jabra is looking to steal the thunder from Apple with its latest flagship offering, the Jabra Elite 75t.

With adaptive listening modes, longer battery life, and an improved design, combined with the same dynamic performance as its predecessor.

Design

  • Jabra did a superb job designing the Elite 75t, making the buds 20% smaller than the Elite 65t without compromising specs.
  • Confidential in the box, you’ll find the charging case, three sets of ear tips, and a short USB-C charging cable.
  • They are obtainable in two colors, black and titan black, which is essentially dark slate grey.
  • The Elite 75t is IP55 certified, which means that the buds are dust and water-resistant, but not sweat proof (e.g. Elite Active 65t).
  • Technically, you could use them for exercise, but they are making for leisure.
  • The extra detail that stands out is the slimmer profile, more discreet and perfect for listening incognito.
  • The Elite 65t’s bulkier frame types stick out like a sore thumb, while the AirPods Pro’s long stem shape isn’t very flattering.
  • Size and IPX ratings aren’t the only distinctions between Elite models. Jabra flexed his engineering muscle by shortening the tips of the headphones where the vocal microphones are placing.

Performance, sound and tuning

  • MySound custom tuning
  • Equalizer or presets
  • Great insulation
  • Active noise cancellation update

Alteration to the perfect fit on the Jabra Elite 75t will block out most of the external noise. That does two things: First, it ensures that you have uninterrupted listening:

  • Second, it ensures that you maintain the fidelity of the audio you’re listening to, so you won’t have to turn up the volume to compete with background sounds.
  • It contrasts, for example, with the Google Pixel Buds 2, which have been designing to let in some background music so you can be aware of your surroundings.
  • However, what Jabra offers is something called HearThrough.

More functions through the app

  • Siri, Google Assistant, Alexa
  • Button customization

Flexibility is one of the valuable features of the Jabra Elite 75t, and there are many things you can control through the app:

  • We’ve already covered the sound, but you can also change the functionality of the button controls.
  • There is a button on both earbuds. These can be configuring for various functions: controlling music, activating a voice assistant on your phone (Siri, Google, Alexa), or handling calls and calling functions.
  • There is a chance things can get confusing, so it’s great that you can customize it however you want.
  • That means you can assign single, double, or triple taps anywhere to do whatever you want. It is great flexibility.

Battery duration

  • 7.5 hours; 28 hours in total

Once fully charged, the Jabra Elite 75t offers 7.5 hours of battery life, rendering Jabra specifications:

  • That is a good sample and a figure that proves to be realistic in our tests as soon as you return your headphones to the case. The charge inside charges the headphones.
  • The situation itself will give you a total of 28 hours of use, so there are several refills available. There is a USB-C connection on the back of the charging case. And the battery level is displayed on your device in the app.
  • As well as through the notification panel that you get on Android phones when connected. Using active noise cancellation will reduce battery life, but we think it’s worth it, and the Jabra is still decent.