Jabra Elite 65T earbuds look cool, and sound even better. There's a whole lot of technology crammed into these small buds that bring sound to life.
Deep and meaningful conversations have never sounded better, with best-in-class call performance. Jabra's four-microphone technology effectively reduces wind noise, while the advanced 6mm speakers give you the option of blocking out, or letting in, ambient sound.
There is three sets of ear gels in different sizes, so you can choose the best fit for your ear and enjoy optimum sound quality as a result.
Audio dropouts always happen at the wrong time. But as Jabra Elite 65t is a third-generation true wireless product, and renowned for superior connectivity, you can take calls and listen to your favourite music without annoying drop-outs. Plus, Bluetooth 5.0 lets you seamlessly connect to your smartphone.
You'll enjoy up to 5 hours of battery life from a single charge, and a total of up to 15 hours with the pocket-friendly charging case.
Touch a button and the HearThrough mode kicks in. This mode filters in the sounds that surround you.
Jabra Elite 65t features an IP55-rated design against dust, water and sweat, so you can wear them in more places, and do more things, confident that that great audio will keep on humming.
Manufacturer: Jabra
The Apple AirPods shone a massive spotlight on going cable-free, spurring greater competition and interest from the field. As with anything audio related, models now occupy both ends of the price spectrum, though most named brands sit beyond the $100 mark.
Alexa support is coming. But that aside, these are wireless earbuds that work -- and work well. Plus they come with a lot of AirPod-esque features.
As I stated above, the Jabra's Elite Sports continue to be one of my favorite earbuds, especially for epic, sweat-soaked workouts. That said, the Elite 65t's have become my new goto headphones the rest of the time.
Solid; secure; comfortable fit; Excellent sound quality; Great call quality; Solid passive noise isolation; 5 hr battery life (15 w/case; Zero video lag
As close to the ultimate in wireless headphones as you're likely to get.
ImageTagInstance gallery-952ea3cf-a33d-4787-a44f-780e6a708a5d Nearly a year ago, we reviewed the HTMLTagInstance html-tag-b69aa51a-e26c-4b8c-941d-fd50a2e63c79 Jabra Elite Sport, the longtime wireless audio maker's first venture into the true wireless space. You could say that they were ambitious with their approach, considering the earbuds attempted to appeal to both music and fitness enthusiasts. Unfortunately, it didn't help either that the Elite Sport were slapped with a $250 price tag, making them one of the more expensive mainstream options at the time.During 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 two opposing demographics with dedicated products. The Elite 65t, in particular, is marketed as "being engineered for the best true wireless calls and music experience." That's yet again a bold ...
Remarkable battery life, one of the longest we've tested; Custom equalizer setting to fine-tune music to your liking; Solid connectivity, with no latency issues with video; Intriguing and solid design; HearThrough sound amplification is one of the best; Physical controls ensure there are no accidental presses;
Poor noise suppression when worn; Generic battery case; Fit can become loose during sweaty workouts;
These would make for a nice pair of stocking fillers, RRP at AUD$249.00 here . You may find them going cheaper due to the very recent release of the Jabra Elite 75t. DigitalReviews would like to thank Jabra for the on-going support, and stay tuned for a review on the newly launched unit!
Jabra has scaled back its ambition to make a nigh-on perfect set of sports headphones
The Jabra Elite Active 65t are great sports earbuds designed to be lightweight, breathable, and portable. Slightly improved from the Ja...
Personal audio is called personal for a reason. Each person has a different preference and needs for an audio accessory, be it earbuds, headphones or speakers. Increasingly, market trends have moved towards wireless audio, spurred by the advent of mobile phones and the mobile lifestyle.
Great microphone and noise-cancelling
Might not fit everyone well
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