Yes, Jabra’s Elite Active 75t are almost one year old, but it’s time to take a second look at these sports-oriented true wireless earbuds. Why? Well, Jabra just updated the firmware, suddenly endowing the Elite Active 75t (as well as the less expensive Elite 75t) with a major new feature: Active noise cancellation (ANC). To make the occasion, we’ve updated our original review with some new observations, a new rating, and all of the ANC details you need to know. They’re still $200 and they still offer full waterproofing via an IP57 rating, but it’s time to find out if the addition of ANC changes the game, or simply changes the name. We’ll just come right out and say it. The Jabra Elite 75t are the best-fitting true wireless earbuds we’ve ever tried here at Digital Trends, and the Elite Active 75t are identical. They share the same ergonomic shape that feels like it was custom-formed for my ears. I know they won’t fit everyone like a glove, but your odds of getting a good fit are better ...

Secure and comfortable fit; Great sound quality; Waterproof; Good call quality; Very good noise cancellation;

No wireless charging; Average battery life;

Good battery life; Pocket-friendly; Customisable audio;

Rapid charge is slower than most; Fit not quite lock-tight;

Fantastic if they fit well, but very uncomfortable if they don't

Fantastic sound quality; great battery life

Comfort is quite hit or miss; athletic performance also hit or miss; Comfort is quite hit or miss; athletic performance also hit or miss

The Jabra elite 75t aren’t perfect, but they’re still great. If you want a pair of everyday true wireless earbuds to throw in your pocket on your way to work, in the gym after, and then while errands on the weekend, these are the way to go.

Convenient charging case; Sleek design of case and earbuds; HearThrough is super useful; Battery life is good; Microphone quality; IP55 sweat and dust resistant; USB-C charging

Connection strength is good; but not perfect; Switching between devices isn’t as seamless as it needs to be; Sound quality is just okay; Playback control buttons cause some suction in ear when pressed

Neat dimensions and a secure fit make these Jabras an option for anyone after earbuds for exercise, but their wonky audio signature makes them hard to love

Compact size; secure fit; Good noise-cancelling; Open; detailed sound

Lack rhythmic efficiency; Can sound brash; Push-controls disturb fit

Already having better sound and battery life than the AirPods Pro, Jabra has just released an over-the-air ANC update that boosts the Elite 75t’s true wireless value. The Jabra Elite 75t is a nice upgrade from the Elite 65t, plus the new active noise cancelling update makes it one of the better...

Active and passive noise cancellation, Smaller, attractive design, Long battery life, Versatile soundstage via customizable EQ settings, Charging case is nearly perfect

Poor call quality, Digital assistant needs work

The Jabra Elite Active 75t are easily among the best performing wireless earphones. You get a comprehensive audio experience with added benefits of noise cancellation and app support.

The item won't stay in my ears no matter which ear piece size I use.

Earbud options are plentiful. You have more earbud options today than you have music streaming services. It seems every consumer electronics company makes a pair. With that sort of saturated market what can you do to find the right pair that will serve you the way you want

A fantastic set of truly wireless sports headphones, but we’d be tempted to buy the Jabra Elite 75t for £20 less